WM. Green & Sons Ensure Customer Satisfaction Policy
WM Green and Sons states that business success depends on patron satisfaction and pledges no effort spared to please customers. Goods sold may be returned if not satisfactory.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1895
Page
9
Purritats Otsak White Loaf 36-Lb Leader Item
Leader note records a product listing for Purritats Otsak White Loaf in a 36 pound bag, with emphasis on the brand name and weight as a durable pet food item for wholesalers and retailers. No further details provided.
Prices Set at End of The Procession In Retail Grocery
A proposal to stay at the rear of the procession in the retail grocery business aims to set prices others will follow. The plan suggests market influence as competitors align with the established rates.
Arrests in county case shock many in the region
In a county fourteen men were arrested and held on $570 bonds for allegedly trying to stop the flow of claims. They are charged with driving United States witnesses out of the territory. some prisoners are highly respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petatoms Whee
Peary
Okta
United States
Young Man Commits Suicide in Carrollton
Carrollton Missouri October 18 Daniel Hodjres 22 took morphine in the morning yesterday leaving a note explaining no one would ever know why he acted as he did a sealed letter to a young woman indicates there may have been trouble with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Daniel Hodjres
Menise
Corbett Arrested Over Boxing Controversy in Arkansas
A writ of habeas corpus is sought as James Corbett is held on a $10,000 bond to keep the peace after a warrant accuses him of threats and conspiracy in a planned contest with Bob Fitzsimmons. General George P. Taylor says the fight will not occur in Hot Springs or Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Strives
Ark
James Corbett
Justice Kirke
Bob Fitzsimmons
Houpt
Arlington Hotel
V. Teague
Corbett
Kirke
Martin
Greaves
Taylor
Lerrex Rock
George P. Taylor
Arkansas State Guard
Hot Springs
Clarke
Taylor Sara
Arkansas
Hot Spring
Hamspion
J. Corbett
Gneste
Willtn A. Brady
Fitzsimmons Objects to Signing New Articles of Agreement
Fitzsimmons declares he will not sign the new articles and vows to fight Corbett to finish or not at all. He condemns plans to fight with soft gloves and limited rounds, insisting on a hard confrontation and not allowing himself to be mocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissiner
Texas
Pitzsiamons
Hrady
Julian
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Arkenans
Jim
Arch bishop Ireland on Pope's Encyclical Against Parliament
Archibishop Ireland argues Pope Leo XIII does not condemn parliaments of religions but prescribes cautious participation. He notes dangers of promiscuous Catholic platforms mixing faiths and urges careful Catholic conduct to avoid misreadings of Catholic stance amid growing parliament discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mion
Oct
Ireland
Leo
Chicago
Cirow
Pontit
A. M. Hughes Elected Grand Master of Missouri Masons
The Missouri Masons meet in a protracted session in Jefferson City on October 18 electing A. M. Hughes of Jefferson City as grand master. St Louis secures next meeting location with no contest. Annual appropriations set for printing pottage rent secretary salary and other official costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hough
A. M. Hughes
Jefferson City
J. H. Jamison
St. Louis
Jd. Tywart
Butler
E. F. Allen
Kansas City
S. ML. Kennard
J.D. Vineil
Colean Arrested on Embezzlement Warrant in Kansas
Font Scurr Kan Oct 1—Colean cashier of the wrecked State bank of Welty was arrested by Sheriff Ajlen on a warrant. The complaint was sworn by View President J J Stewart, J N Meade a director, and T a stockholder. Colean is in critical condition. a sheriff grant was left at his bedside. The Hearts of Unrequited Love Motif Was? Armenian Reforms in Constantinople. An imperial edict announced the Armenian return scheme demanded by the powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Font Scurr
Kan
J. BR. Colean
State Bank
4Elty
Ajlen
J. J. Stewart
J. N. Meade
Colean
Coxstastisorn
Sultan Ligs
Practical Joke Sparks Reformatory Notice For Girl
A Topeka joke about a girl named Dattie Jones being sentenced to a reformator y drew attention from Hutchinson News readers. Warden Morse and board officials in Summer County were misled by a fabricated story circulated by Andy Richards. Lawsuit follows after Willie Rain’s death in a Concordia elevator in July 1834. Master Benjamin McKee with scarlet fever is quarantined in Saratoga New York, with Mrs J E McKee and ex President Harrison also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muschineon
Hutchinson News
Topeka
Dattie Jones
Summer County
Warden Morse
Andy Richards
Wellington
Townsaran
Reformator
Morse
Bir Patera
O'Neil
Willie Rain
Concordia Loan and Trust Company
Young Rein
Harrison
Saratoga
Benjamin McKee
J. E. McKee
Munyon cures rheumatism claim by patient O Neil
Fireman Thomas O Neil of Snug Harbor Staten Island reports severe sciatic rheumatism last fall. After four doctors failed, he used Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure and Relief pellets, alleging complete relief in a few days and total cure with continued use. Munyon claimed separate remedies for many diseases and offered free advice from Philadelphia headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O' Neil
Snug Harbor
Staten Island
Munyon
Iis
Newith
Prof
Architres
Philadelphis
Price of Drinks Raised in Mosquito Country
The Nicara aguan movement controls native spirit sales and imposes a tax of one dollar per liter of fifty degrees strength. U.S. Consul O'Hara cites widespread discontent as drink prices soar to fifty cents, prompting calls to relieve the people amid foreign liquor competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquite
Nicaraaguan
Mosquito Country
U.S
O'Hara
Greytown
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