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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1889
Page
5
Fragments describe the Daily Eagle publishing office in Kansas with references to copyright, advertising, and territorial coverage. The text mentions publishers, addresses, and a claim of nationwide advertising reach, listing regions and sample notices while noting internal policies on circulation and content.
The city board met with members Sawyer, Wickman, McNair, Clapp, Martin, Ward, Howe, Pratt, and Campbell to review Proudfoot & Bird revised First and Fifth ward building plans. They debated cutting towers to reallocate funds, approved removing cupolas, and decided to study tower removal for savings while considering a new superintendent for ward projects. Several attendees and visitors from Chicago, Topeka, Leavenworth, and other cities were noted.
The notice recounts the Freeman family tragedy with Mrs Freeman’s death after a long illness in Wichita and a return from Buffalo. the Lutheran service is set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Sea brook to lead. It also reports the Kingman County Sugar Company organized with Medicine Lodge ties, planning a central plant at Kingman and branches to serve farmers, promising prompt payments and high sugar yield. A separate item describes W H England of Harper marrying Mrs Anna Hamilton at the poor farm, with Dudley arranging the match and the couple leaving for Harper that evening.
The Carnival event at Garfield Ball ends in strong attendance and healthy takings, with crowds at dinner and rapier time enjoying the program. Patrons reported brisk patronage and positive reception, while the event proceeds topped expectations and funds raised.
Excerpts from a letter by W. A. Marsh in the Carligle Sentinel describe life on farms in Addien township Sedgwick County Kansas. It notes Joe and Marys families with acres, wheat yields, corn and oats production, prices, and a Thanksgiving reunion at St Marks.
Mrs Belle C Harris of Emporia and department commander of the Woman's Relief Corps was hosted by an informal reception in the A D W ball before returning home. Relief Corps No 0 and officers from Valley Center and Newton attended. Harris praised the Wichita corps for leading the state in numbers and excelling in efficiency.
Miss Salma Foustain of the Faith Home asked police to visit places of ill repute. Officer Hedges accompanied her to several resorts to identify inmates who might join the reform program. Four young girls showed readiness to accept the invitation once the home is ready in a week or two.
Amusements note the Crawford Grand staged the Old Homestead with Archie Boyd as Joshua Whitcomb delivering a near perfect New England farmer portrayal. Strong company support and a Gracechurch scene drew applause, recalling simpler times before wealth altered memories. Boyd’s originality may link him with Keaston Whitcomb in public esteem.
The docket detailed trials in the Twirat and Justice courts with numerous plaintiffs and defendants. Judges Campbell, McKellen, and others presiding over small judgments, probate matters, and guardianship cases. A miscreant offender was jailed for petty theft as officers reported a heavy drinking scene and multiple warrants.
A notice warns that many white soaps imitate the genuine Ivory soap but lack the peculiar qualities. Readers are advised to request Ivory Soap and insist on receiving it to avoid fakes. Copyright 186 ty Pineter & Gamsio
The New York Store announces a 15 to 11 percent price reduction on all goods and maintains the discount across small departments. Stock is described as abundant with a French novelty line, Parisian suits, Christmas goods, and a large linen and handkerchief selection at very low figures. Also advertised are Japanese decorations, bear robes, and an assortment of gifts including furniture and decorative items priced to attract holiday shoppers.
Vague notice of regular meeting of Kalebes AOU with attendance details and officers listed. Mentions 20 Mallownns Commander St Jotoie Guild test afternoons and other local group schedules. Includes names J LH, 403 Sorun Lawrence, CW truss, CC Baer McCarelawm, Sil Furey, and price 100 Doses One Dollar.
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