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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1894
Page
7
Fragmented notice announces sale of properties including a residence and two lots. Details are obscured but indicates a house and adjacent parcels offered with terms and contact for bidders. No clear dates or addresses readable from the fragment.
Santa Fe line schedules indicate trains operate on a revised timetable starting September 14 1504 with Pullman service to major points. The notice lists departures and station details along the Santa Fe route from Sixth Fincesas avenue toward southern destinations, noting adjustments for passengers and conduct.
A frugal guide describes a hanging window garden that is easy to build and attach without permanent fixtures. It explains a shallow box with a removable top, hooked window attachment, and side chains held by hooks, enabling quick setup and removal for sunny windows on rental homes.
Fragmentary OCR shows timetable notes for Rock Island Route 4 with times and partial station references. It mentions addresses and a phone contact, including a regular local office, but many words are garbled. The readable data hint at schedules and inquiries about a location in Dorc Toyeks area.
The notice lists updated eastbound train times effective October 7 1894 detailing arrivals at Topeka Denver and connections via Chicago and Missouri Pacific routes. It notes vestibuled express trains with specific departure times and daily and Sunday exceptions with city ticket information and station references.
A fragment notes daily mass meetings and a cheerful outlook on relief from pain. It mentions De Witts and reference to early acts, with PUL JK Jones as a possible participant or signer.
A redacted account from Dieppe in 1346 details a spree of brutal killings by a single killer. The crimes include beheadings, arson, and graphic murders in the Rue des Armes and Rue Gryliards, with a key suspect named Jacques Reynould captured and executed by guillotine after a lengthy manhunt.
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