Surplus Sale Promises Big Reductions at Local Store
We announce evening hours Wednesday with music by the Italian Quartette Orchestra led by M. A. Garramone. The store touts thousands of dollars in meritorious chemises and deep discounts, selling 36 inch all wool dress flannel at 25 cents a yard and 48 inch silk finished Henriettas at 74 cents a yard. Henriettas are described as durable and well worn, imported from top US houses, with Priestly and other famous brands in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Garramone
United States
Black Henriettas
Priestly's
Millinery Opening At Cecilian Cloth This Week
Cecilian Cloth announces a two day millinery opening with 11 pieces of 42 inch Moliair imported goods at 50 cents per yard and 10 yards for 5.00. Finch Challis offered in large quantities at low prices, 44 inch challis in new shades at 75 cents a yard, and hosiery bargains with made up lines at 25 cents a pair. Stop by the hosiery counter for special values.
Storm Disaster at Samoa Claims Many Lives and Vessels
San Francisco April 18 The Alameda returning from Sidney with cadets and wounded sailors reports nearly all American ships wrecked by a violent Samoa storm near Apia. One hundred fifty lives lost, millions in property, crews saved by heroic shore actions as wrecked ships struggle through dangerous reefs.
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San Francrico
Alameda
Qeeante Line
H. J. Morse
Sidney
Honolulu
Teti
Equator
Apia
Tommander Morse
Ripley
Trenton
R. Stocker
F. W. Hobbs
B.C. Decker
B. W. Wells
W.T. Cloke
G. W. Logan
Ht. Jackson
TH. A. Wiley
L. Stafford
J. A. Lejeune
Ayia
Samoa
San Francisco
Navigators
United States
Germany
South Pacific Ocean
Herman
Hothantioeani
Upala
Larhor
Matalo Polit
Mulinu Naint
Ebiye
Avonler
Atserman
Ruset
Orbich
Mater
Rivera
Jone
Temels
Adonen Mics
Vaniala
Clee
Vasdalls
Storm Wreaks Havoc at Apia Samoa from March Gale
Report from Apia Samoa describes a devastating March storm that sunk or wrecked multiple ships in the harbor. US warships Vandalia Trenton and Nipsic suffered severe damage with many casualties, while German vessels Adler and others faced wrecks. hundreds of sailors were stranded, injured, or lost at sea as the town endured days of wreckage and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trenton
Panama
Americas
Vandalia
San Princisco
C. M_abmaker
Amore
Proak H. Arms
Prask Sutton
Marine Corps
Don Koneh
Nipsic Inn
Edun
Aifsac
Nienic
Lip Gerurpat
Eber
America
Adler
Corman Squadron i
Simoan
Wales
Lhermolyes
Vadlele
Brother Ofticees
Lisbon postmaster named at new station in Oklahoma area
The text reports Robert McCause of Cimarron Kansas appointed postmaster at a new office in Lisbon. It mentions land office actions, immediate mail service, cattle movements out of Oklahoma, and various unsettled notes about Kansas affairs, with fragmented OCR garbled wording throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCause
Cimarron
Kan
Lisbon Lisbon Postmaster Becomes Kansas Appointment
A new post office and district office establish at Lisbon in Indian Territory with Representative Peters promoting Robert McCunse of Cimarra Kan. Peters claims right to the appointment. McCunse takes postmaster role as Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson questions Peters claims. Plans include a mail route from Rock to Lisbon with coaches. broader Kansas matters border on county development and banking incorporations in Manhat an Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teravans
Lisbon
Cattlemen Leaving Oklahoma Territory Amid Clearing
report from St Levis dated April 1 notes the rapid clearance of cattle from Oklahoma country. it states that all options to settle the territory except one have driven away cattle owners and families. about fifty or more families, including African Americans at Fort Smith, Ark, proceed toward Oklahoma to establish a colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Levis
Mhlahorsa
Negroes Fort Smitt
Ark
Oklahoma
Lisbon land office building contract awarded in April completion hoped
April 1 report notes Mr Jobs Campbell contractor of this city securing the contract to build the land office at Lisbon with construction expected to finish by the end of April. The Rock Leland prepares for road work and a new awning project while locals greet news of the Cherokee outlet opening. Heavy rains boost crops and Georgia area farmers anticipate a strong harvest as the Cherokee outlet opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boaelat
Woram
Reng Cytoweet Kam
Jobs Campbell
Suntraet
Lisbon
Leland
L Awadt
Teyleurund
Fet
Sieble
Panhandle festivities and farm expansion in late April
The Panhandle region sees a brighter April with growing farm activity as land is opened for corn, wheat, and vegetables. Persistent rain delays harvests into June while local leaders push for widened irrigation and new rail connections to support large acreages and future grain shipments.
Disrupted Outlaws Halt Train After Storming Camp
An armed gang seized a train at a distance from the railroad, holding passengers and challenging authorities. Local forces pursued the group, who escaped after a firefight as residents feared retaliation. Police report ongoing manhunts and cautions to stay indoors amid fears of further violence.
White House ad promises new patterns in imported textiles
An explosion of colors and designs for China mattings and lace curtains is advertised. The notice touts new patterns, cheaper prices, and improved quality while claiming limited enrollment for the latest goods. The offer targets households seeking modern home furnishings and decor improvements.
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North Main Street
Cecilian Cloth
Millinsry
Munson & McNamara
North Main
Doulas
France
Caiges
Arava
Talor
Unite Ny
Yohn Usher
Philadeltala
John J. Usher
Prescient Lincoln
University Hospital
Mr. Usher
Florida
Moraine Meaber
Madison County
Lie
Nipsic
Tamila
San Jancisco
Auckland
Europe
Apolia
Kingfisher Stage Station
Peters
Gattlemen
Kansas
Ospital
Okistians
Oitaides
Becky Thome
Prosi
Ghiabowa
Wichita
Kingsfisher
Lieton
Sett Wheeler
Panhandle
Setilass
Cansery
Hansford
Farwell
Sawyer
Fatty Saari
I. Fill
Wastitschos
Sctiog
Union Sational Tank
Manhattan
Krisimese
Speaker Tooth
Kansay Legit
Lnterior
pGlittles Neely
Inevenworth
Kansae
A L. Shane
Elreo
Blaze
Havana
Joseph Foams
A Ity
Joseph L. Turton
Jamestown
A. Baitener
Latontune
Layne
Draight ‘Coley
DA. Mancermen
Vivedand
Cattwacy Bas
Ot Mankato
Kas
Will
Qattlemen
Oklahome
Caldwell
Bright
Ganadias City, Tex
Eee
Yan
Sve
Bret
Apri
Kishams
Outlaws
HANDA
Boston, Gol
Law Gol
Eveton
Tenn
Wally
Poetiffiae
Bern
White House
China
Vaue Ic
Uccoe
The
Economica Howkekssper
Gar Frine
Boukeepag
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