Real Estate Notices And Classified Ads Fragment
Fragmentary classified items show rents and real estate listings with unreadable OCR text. The readable portions reference tenants rates and housing offerings though specifics are unclear.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1894
Page
7
Fragmentary classified items show rents and real estate listings with unreadable OCR text. The readable portions reference tenants rates and housing offerings though specifics are unclear.
Classified aid wanted with cryptic phrases and scattered letters. Mentions Madinan and Topeka locations, North Mositsie, and various misordered terms suggesting a puzzle or job request. No clear employer or role identified.
Local classified page highlights mixed listings for real estate and rentals. Includes names and brief contact notes with scattered misspellings and partial details, indicating a small ad section for property and miscellaneous notices.
Partial OCR reads as a transit notice for the Santa route with August 86 and site 7 referenced. The readable fragment indicates a westbound service timing or station note, but lacks full details or dates to confirm operations or destinations.
City Passenger Agent Garvey releases April 2 timetable for the Hock Island Route with listed arrival and departure times at Topeka and connecting points. The schedule shows daytime and evening services, with multiple daily trains and specified stop times, reflecting adjustments to the Topeka corridor.
The Santa Fe route sells round trip tickets to St Joe for 2.5 dollars. Tickets are valid for travel through September 15 and return by September 17. Service appears available from St Joe to Santa Fe and back, per the notice.
Train schedule excerpt shows Union Pacific Eastbound services starting February 7 with departures from Topeka and Leavenworth, connections to Chicago and Portland routes, and a note on direct links to Pacific coast lines. Missouri Pacific and Vinewood routes listed with additional daily and Sunday patterns.
Patchy OCR text shows a money loan notice listing farm and livestock collateral options. Names and places are unclear, but references to bonds and mortgages appear. Read as a late 19th century loan advertisement with vague terms and several garbled names and addresses.
A young man, in a best suit and without his pocketbook, faced an awkward social snag when fare was due on a streetcar. He borrowed a pawnshop watch to redeem his own timepiece, masked the delay, mailed letters, and later redeemed the pawned watch to avoid embarrassment.
An English critic quoted by the New York Sun laments declining manners among Britain's upper circles. He cites dowagers grabbing seats, chaperons crowding, and theater chatter as evidence of social decay, arguing new queen’s drawing room rules were needed to curb pushing and disruption. He condemns the rising generation’s behavior as the most hopeless trend.
A kindly householder hosts a itinerant tramp for a meal. The tramp answers questions about his life, denying consistently that his present status is better than any previous days, and the woman grows fond enough to consider him as a possible permanent boarder.
A B Lewis notes Mammoth Cave in Hentuccky is becoming a huge bee hive. He recalls passing through the cave’s long and short routes, finds many bees at several spots, and suggests rich honey finds if explored. He has visited for years and says the bee presence has grown noticeably this year.
An American woman has received a unique wedding gift a musical dinner service. Each plate triggers a tune when set on the table with soup plates starting marches matching the mood at the ceremony. As dinner proceeds the harmonies brighten and by dessert the covers ring with polkas and lively tunes.
A tramp visits a house and pretends prior familiarity as the wife, newly married, offers biscuits she baked. He asks for more and boasts the baked goods double as good dog projectiles, but he leaves before the hostess returns with more.
Two men on a street block threaten each other over toothache and headache while a nearby policeman intervenes. The officer describes a scuffle that nearly escalates as both sides argue and threaten punishment, warning they may be jailed.
A portrait of Casimir-Perier as a schoolboy who dodges a geography question about Tahiti and his grandfather's French influence. Also notes on Japan’s navy with an American-linked history, and St Peter's choir in Italy where boys sing complex oratorios without female voices.
In a disjointed humorous fragment a group chats about a summer hotel romance and a mistaken room mix up. The dialogue flits between flirtation and embarrassment, ending with a dramatic claim of being mistaken for a robber in a hotel room. The tale shifts to another vignette about a wedding attempt and a foolish best man reveal with Irish contrasts.
A jumble of stage talk and social quips from periodicals recounts actors in a theater setting with commentary on costumes nerves and audience reactions. It mentions Mr McCabe Dennis jail term six months and jokes about wardrobe and manners.
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