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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1899

Page

6

The Star Grocery Announces Low Prices and Wide Selection

The Star Grocery, J. S. Sprout proprietor, on East Sixth Street advertises wholesale and retail service with promised savings of 25 cents to $1.00 per order. The catalog lists canned vegetables, fruits, baking goods, soaps, lard and butterine, breakfast items, flour, yeast, and numerous household staples, urging shoppers to buy by the box for lower prices.

the Star Grocery J. S. Sprout East Sixth Street

Topeka Grants Franchise for New Gas Electric Plant

Topeka city council approved a franchise for Mirha I l Faulker of Chicago to build a gas and electric plant costing about 900000 dollars. The deal promises 99 cent gas for five years and 80 cents thereafter, with city profit sharing and a 1000 dollar deposit. opposition was minimal, with one vote against. Faulkner plans to organize Kansas company, secure subscribers, and begin construction after a 90 day acceptance window.

Topeka Gas Trust Mirha Il Faulker Chicago J. W. F. Hughes Sixth Ward Faulkner Kansas Hughes Courchman Wittard Aivehes Paullener Ie Counnlt Tee Bir Ruggles Kansas City MacLennan Dell Kelzer Major Anderson Topeks Council EF. Crosby Ways and Means Keizer Drew P. J. Bonebrake Hudson Funston

Bunco Man Foiled by City Hall Detective

In a Philadelphia tavern tale a farmer recalls handing over his money to a slick stranger who offered to guard it. The City Hall detective followed leads to the hotel and planned to recover both the man and the funds by 4 o'clock, but the bunco artist was not apprehended. The farmer still fears for his watch and chain.

Philadelphia City Hall Foree Vic- Um Pennsylvania Komenods Yay Faney Miret Treac Strawer Ty Hall Dielock

Topeka plans reception funds for Twentieth Kansas soldiers

A Topeka meeting hungrily debates funding for a Twentieth Kansas reception with calls for a $5000 city appropriation and a $150,000 New York tribute level, plus private pledges. Discussion covers state house illumination, guard deployment, fireworks, badges, and avoiding money making schemes.

Kansas New York Dewey St Srema Topeka Belter P. MacLennan D. W. Mulrane Drew State House Gen Hudson Cole Godard Executive Council Tate Hadron Edison Company FL Mauneel Capitol Holliday James A. Troutman Hadam Gee M Stont Otto Langhinke Dick Rodgers

Local notes from North Topeka column items

North Topeka notes list residents traveling to Kansas City Denver Indiana and Arkansas. Several families, including the Caldwell and Todd households, visit relatives while others relocate or accept new posts. The Ladies Aid of Kansas Avenue church gathers and Rev. T J Pearson accepts a yearlong pastorate in North Topeka.

Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue J. Kk Jeffera Kansas City W. ©. Steele H. Jordan Denver O. A. Bradford Shorey Arkansas Unien Pacific Wah Kansas Pallas Ong Bolton Robert Caldweth W. H. Caldwell Colorado J. H. Todd Maurice Jocks Street Indiana Highie Edith Kasas Lis Mr. Nicholson C. Nicholson Deere Ladies’ Aid Society Kansas Avenue Church J. R. McNary Mra Ed Harding Daisy Forbes Kanaan City Mer Forbes Mins Maud Staites Central Acymede John Spear Wil Spear Mise Edda Pitts Unsae City B. Lyon Harrivon and Gordon Streets Olen Dolman Samet Dokmirs Quincy Street Ontee S. Miller Renant M. Sifles Mr. Miller A. J. Berry Turm Blaning Cabturn Pecretni State Board of Health Dattimore Walter Walkley Armour Packing Co Rerey Bros Edratt Henry Wolf West Gordon Street C. Ades Wienti Coleman Dis Sourl Austin T. J. Pearson Congregational Church Mr. Pearson Herington Argonaut Club Evan Nicholann van Buren Street Gaul Silas Stas Edmond Hestrand G. Perkins TM Wert Orto Tor St. Ain Wm. Gaeta Mev Gushard Decatur

City Council Notes on Minor Matters at Monthly Meeting

The council rejected Margaret F Boyle's $2 claim for a broken sidewalk. Trees were ordered trimmed on West Tenth from Lincoln to Arch. Hughes's plan to plant trees on Fifth from Monroe to the Santa Fe tracks was rejected. A foot bridge on Sixth Avenue at Chandler Street was reported unfavorably. City Engineer Barnes submitted a $1,102 excavation estimate for the new jefty hall. The city pro got was instructed to advertise for repairs. the city sete was to estimate repairs.

Margaret F. Boyle West Tenth Avenue Lincoln Street Arch Street Hughes Fifth Street Monroe Street

Potwin paving dispute and church tax relief urged

City council hears a request from R H Wade secretary of the African ME church asking council to relieve the church from special taxes totaling 445.54 dollars. Committee on way and means to review. City’s September fighting cost reported as 5.85 per heat. Potwin property paving dispute raised by J T Clark protesting Greenwood avenue assessment. Also includes a descriptive continuation on raisin making from the Contemporary Review detailing grape drying, packing, and sweating stages.

R. H. Wade Board of the African “Me J. T. Clark Greenwood Avenas Californi

Dramatic shows spark Grapford and Crawford theaters

The Grapford theater will host a colored show titled The Hottest Coon in Dixie requiring eight performers on Thursday and Friday. At Crawford theater World, Gonella and Mack in Town Topics will perform Saturday night for local audiences.

Dixie Grapford Theater World Gonella Mack Crawford Theater

Jointists Arrested in Police Court Case

Four individuals named Frita Durwit Geo Kiewer Larry Sheehan and D A Creamer were arrested as police seized bars and liquor at each location only rough pine bars and a small stock of wet goods were found. Cases set for Oct 30 at 11 am in Police Court. Weather notes and a brief quote about fame are included.

Frita Durwit Geo. Kiewer Larry Sheehan D. A Creamer

Yuday's Market Report Chicago Wheat Prices

In Chicago on October 3, Wheat markets opened with selling by yesterday's buyers amid a cautious demand. Prices fluctuated with bids for December and January contracts moving modestly, while overall trade remained quiet.

Chicago Harty Northwest Minneapolis Palmi Bugganye Shade Baker Na Field Ce Sacanry Hang East

Chicago Livestock Receipts and Market Report

Official receipts and shipments from City Livestock Market show cattle and sheep activity. Cattle receipts tallied with feeders and steers. prices around 57.08 and 50.20 for specific classes. Sheep and lambs demand noted with price observations. market generally steady amidst mixed offerings.

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Kansas City Produce Market Report Text

Kansas City market notes mixed with cattle prices and dairy receipts. Entries mention Texan cattle values, dairy system receipts, and wheat and money markets with various rates. Market steady as reported alongside scattered references to New York prices and exchange rates.

Market Notes From Sugar and Wheat Prices

Market report shows raw sugar and flour clearances, wheat prices, and general grain activity. J C Goings, commission merchant, 112 East 5th Street, provides ranges and notes on shipments and receipts in December.

J. C. Goings East Sth Ane Ebinper Srain Grala Firth Street

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