Furnishings Reflect Taste and Economy in Home Comfort
A dealer extols well chosen furniture as a mark of refinement and sound judgment. He warns against overbuying cheap, shoddy pieces and stresses durable, tasteful items that elevate the home without straining the purse.
Furnishings Hit Hard by Prices and Progress
An angling sales note voices praise for low priced furniture sets ranging from 25 to 845 dollars. It credits improved machinery and new methods for better construction and style, arguing prices will rise soon as this era of progress continues. Immediate purchase is advised.
Exposed Dr Hume at Topeka Opera House Hoax
The spiritualistic entertainment at the Topeka Opera House last night failed to impress. Dr Alex Humes and Miss Nate Fox starred while a curious North Topeka man J C Fulton tried to expose them on stage. The show relied on stale tricks and the seance ended as a counterfeit performance.
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Fulton
Pagen
Herman
Train fares and a tale of Labouchere and Baring
An odd mixed page item lists Union Pacific and Santa Fe travel options with prices and a parade, followed by a lengthy anecdote about Mr Labouchere and Mr Hope arranging a marriage alliance with Miss Baring to gain partnership, then a note on snake oil in traditional medicine and its persistence in rural beliefs.
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St. Louis
Hetara
Kansas City
Retura
Union Pacific
M. Pocus
Latouchere
Tonvis
Hubert Black
Chicago
Santa Fe
Destructive Krunawa and Local Mishaps Across Kansas
A series of early October Kansas notes report Gardner elevator fire causing an estimated $10,000 loss after grain stock and a new boiler were damaged. Other items include election flap as B P Waggener refuses a representative nomination, a serious runaway injuring Mrs Sullivan near Nemaha, a Salina populist rally amid bad weather, and a Scotian arrest over a team dispute. Also covered: a Franklin county fuse defeat, a street accident in Parsons, and a boy’s leg amputation after a Santa Fe derailment.
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Oretae
Oct
J. B Ward
Gardner
Atchison
AvcHen
K P. Waggener
Latimer
Tic Waggener
Seates
Democrita
Krunawa
Stuther
Hart
Aremisus
Hobart T. Bruner
Round Prairie
Nemaha County
Telegraph
Dennis Sullivan
Hts
Sunner
Market Report From Oct 1 Across Commodities and Livestock
The report covers futures and cash markets with wheat corn oats and hogs showing mixed moves. Prices slip for some grains while others rise slightly. live stock receipts and shipments are noted as light to moderate. Kansas City and Liverpool references indicate regional pricing and demand with varied outcomes for wheat oats cattle and hogs.
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Bente Jourasi
Curiaco
Baturlay
Liverpool
May
UA Ep
Coks—Higter
Poux
Jaanuary
i—Lauwer
Kansas City
Kansas Citv
Texas
Suker
Small drift in a city car and a fossil find headline
A curious scene in a moving car features a tiny girl who speaks precociously about tea and shopping while a large man notices her hair turning gray. The article also reports a 12 foot extinct amphibious animal skeleton found near Shellville California and notes Oregon fruit shipments to California draw jealousy from Oregon fruit growers. A utility receiver appointment in Abilene is announced, with the Southwestern Irrigation Company holding land assets and ditch systems across Finney County.
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EE. Dewes
Abilene
T. E Dewey
Southwestern Irrigation Company
Kansas
Finney
Hari
The Silver Dollar and Early American Coinage History
A detailed recounting of early American coinage from 1612 to the formation of the United States Mint. It covers Virginia copper issues, Massachusetts Pine Tree coinage, colonial mints, and the move toward a national coinage by figures like Robert Morris and Thomas Jefferson.
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Somer Island
Assembly of
Virginia
Colony of
Massachusetts
Mint House
Boston
General Court
New England
Maryland
New Hampshire
William Wood
Pinchbeck
Wood
Continental Congress
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Congress
Robert Morris
Finance Department
Gonverneur Morris
Thomas Jeferson
Board of Treasury
New Jersey Coin Contract Placed With Mr James Jarvis
Borsehead coin of New Jersey, contracted for 800 tons of federal copper, was struck before the federal mint existed. The Connecticut mint at New Haven and the Vermont mint at Rupert produced the pieces which showed 13 linked circles around a central circle containing United States and We Are One on one side, and a sundial motif with sun on the other.
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New Jersey
Gress
James Jarvis
Federal
Connecticut
New Haven
Vermont
Rupert
United States
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