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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
7
An auction note proclaims early fall wear and sale prices for ladies wraps, veils, silks, peau de cote, taffeta dresses, and lace handkerchiefs. It highlights discounted values from 3.50 to 6.00, with quantities of veets, bone welabross, and hemstitch lace items among offerings. The text mentions furnishing and fancy goods moving into March and a focus on stylish, high grade garments.
Incomplete OCR reads offer on Ladies' Hose with remaining stock of infant and children garments. Mentioned are various hose types, faded prices, and a note about closeout of small lot items below cost. Contains many garbled words and missing details.
Fragmentary OCR lists blankets marked 30 pairs and various table covers from Chenjit Stand Covers with references to patterns and colors. Mentions breky 201m, 48 inch table cloth and fabric values. No clear event or date. reads as product inventory notes from a textile maker.
Short Lengths and remnants advertise velvets and ventical goods with fourth to half price and assorted fabrics. Calico dresses and winter styles listed with regular prices and discounts, promoting quality cottons, dimities, and white fabrics. Offers emphasize confidence in shopping and invites attendance at the sale.
Judge Hee rules the state may pursue an injunction to stop the American Book Company from enforcing a school book contract. The decision discusses state sovereignty versus individual contract rules, estoppel, and whether the state can annull a contract previously approved by its attorney general and boards. The opinion notes prior cases, the role of executive construction of statutes, and emphasizes the state’s obligation to honor contracts once entered.
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