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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1888
Page
8
Fragmented notice states Lillie and MK Braequennn as merchants tutors at 1s No Maur Street. Agreement resolves by mutual consent this day. Wirt Lance signs with MB. Hat ficedax Hy A. GiB. Lillie to continue Varsiness and exstrmitie, collecting all debts of the firm.
A fragment notes completion of many school records and legal requirements, with references to warrants and prompt payments. The text mentions Wichita and a wartime context, indicating administrative steps taken by a local district or officials.
Through free reclining chair cars on all trains to Kansas City and St Louis with Pallman sleeping cars. Night service from St Louis promises comfortable travel.
Fragmentary OCR item notes excursion tickets and contact line with address at 127 Alain Street Wichita and references to a table event and a coast, though many words unreadable. The readable elements show capacity or participation details and a call to write or call for information.
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