Anniversary Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Gloves and Crockery
Read as a historical sale list, items include Ladies 5-book Kid Gloves at 35c pair, 200 Granite Enameled Pots 25c each, 10c Mennen’s Borated Talcum Powder, 100 boxes. 500 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel and 500 yards Figured China Silk at marked prices, 10c to 12c per yard. 200 pairs Rubbers at 10c, 500 lbs mixed nails at 10c, 200 Lava Soap bars at 5c, 200 samples For Collarettes at 25 percent discount, 250 Ladies Jackets from 4 to 10 dollars valued at 1.50, 150 Children's Jackets at 3.00, plus large Crockery Stock at fourth off.
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Mennen
Hot Shot for Cov Stanley in Kansas Letter Row
Donald McPhail of Soldiers' Name urges Governor Bran- to act against liquor traffic and road houses in Leavenworth Kansas. He claims a public campaign of education, detection work, and reform, detailing saloon abuses, old soldiers victimized, and calls for a trusted note taker to document truth.
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Donald McPhill
Failoons
Huray
Eientetsert
Ghivernian Stanley Avi
Terniehenhiner
Bran- Tey
Eherit
Lekyverworth
Kouke
Kansan
Jake Wiseman
Uehovises
Vinton Stilines
Leavenworth
Wendorff
Genes
Kiondike
Perrons
Jake
Leavenworth Junation
Liumr
Liem
Uts
Kansas City
Lewy
SoWorth
Ain
Ledsworth
Neweon Sayre
T. B
Stanley
Kansas
Grant
Ediacation
Fee. J. Lockwood
Beloit
Jude Garevr
Frank Netnon
Toreagan
Klondike
J.B. Tomlinson
State Penitentiary
Saline County
Teves
Deni
Morbliz
Kohler
Io Penitestiany
Proton
Roman Ework
Henry J. Allen
McPhail
Crocliy
Cukie
Poneton
Gettysbure
Ehrtion
Meticinar
Heston
Hell
Rome
Helmy
Repul Fican
Sint
Mor Chen
Ani
Tay
Donald
Fragmented rants on crime, reform, and punishment endure
A chaotic near stream of consciousness passage laments crime and justice, referencing Gettysburg, the Klondike, Leavenworth, and reform efforts. The speaker condemns criminals, praises certain campaigns, and questions U S policy while invoking religious and moral imagery. The text appears as a disjointed historical op-ed fragment with strong emotional tone.
Warde's Rubber Heels Stir Cast Petition in Topeka
In Topeka the eleven members of a cast petitioned manager Fred A. Warde to replace rubber heels in his shoes with steel plates. They argue two daily performances tax their strength and seek to end tricks that keep stage presence discreet during rehearsals. Warde, son of Frederick Wane, emphasizes strict attention to performance detail.
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Fred A. Warde
Miny
Topeka
Uben
Warde
Frederick Wane
Tragelliar
Morning Camp Fire Talk by Commander Shaw
Commander Shaw addressed veterans at the morning camp fire. He explained that his G A R button signified service in the Civil War. He recalled attending a Manchester banquet in plain clothes when officers were in full regalia and a wealthy lady asked about the emblem.
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Shaw
United States
Manchester
England
Fough
Untitled Meeting Described With Boisterous Crowd Response
A noisy gathering featured applause for a speaker identified as Congressman W. A. Cubierhead. The audience reacted with humor and chants as Calderhead and Ewenson appeared, while muttered taunts and shouted exchanges colored the event.
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Onic
W. A. Cubierhead
Calder
Tewand
Bolly
Ian
Kalty
Este
Hoberton
Calderhead
Ewenson
Bonds Purchased and Wilbur Aground Report
Cowley County funds move 9700 000 in county bonds repaid to state school fund. new issue to yield 4 percent after July 1, with right to retire prior bonds. Detroit report notes Steamer Wilbur Aground off Point with unknown damages and wrecking time dispatched.
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Cowley County
Coley County
Schoai Fund
Wilbur
Detroit
Mich
Leitch Walier
Ituer
Itessi
Ur Point
Alec
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People of
Cov. Stanley
Donald McPhail
Tateo
Topeke
Oyu
Kansas Avenue
Ms Cheerfully
Enos Bobs
Our Boys’ and Children’s Department
Derweaer
Psnally
Commander Shaw
Congressman Gaiderhead
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