Real estate transfers and local notices in Wichita area
The recorder lists transfers including Everhart to Conk on Mabash Avenue Fort Secm ons to G Dye and Priddy to W M Priddy among parcels on Mill food Avenue University Place and nearby areas. Also advertised are rail and travel notes by Pennsylvanian Line and local shop ads for Shoes and clothing with contact points in Wichita.
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Everhart
Mabash Avenue
Fort’ Secmons
Kane
Priddy
Millfood Avenue
University “Place
Kansas National Tac
Removal and social gossip mix in anxious town notes
Local notice reports TL. PA & Son Cash House at 150 N Main St moving millinery stock to Beok er dry goods. Amid oddities, society blurbs discuss Mrs Hannisos gossip and Crimean medal holder Mrs Newrox in Toronto. Also mentions Empress Frederick wealth and Miss Astor dinner habits with long entangled social detail.
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Paar d
Beoker
East Douglas
Itawn & Co
Wichita
Clementine
Carmen Sylva
Roumauia
Eis Wensten Jones
Noah Webster
wu-Dowager
Prussia
Galicia
Famence Warnes
Foxdon Wedoa Sateens Sale Promises Big Savings
A local store announces its first importation of fine French sateens at 5 to 10 cents per yard below competing prices. A second sale starts Monday May 6 featuring 40 inch pure wool Henriettas at 48 cents and 36 inch Henriettas at 25 1 2 cents, plus striped Chambrays and French effects discounts.
White Lawn Plaids and Shoes Sale Promises Low Prices
Catalog notes over 150 white lawn plaid pieces priced 10 to 20 cents, with double value appeal and urging customers to inquire. In shoes, department touts value and customer satisfaction policy offering replacements or refunds for unsatisfied patrons.
Farasol Stock Offers Bargains in Wichita Frontage
Huge stock sale in Wichita promises big bargains this week. Store advertises vast frontage and low prices to attract buyers, claiming the largest selection in the city and urging customers to visit and compare.
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Wichita
Words of the Road to a County Show in a Rural Dialogue
A dialogue on going to a show twenty miles away contrasts travel by foot with lack of transport. A grandmother asks about plowing while a man insists on attending the show and working later, reflecting rural life and a community event. The piece includes student lines about George Washington and a stray printed advertisement for local goods and services.
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Possum Ridge
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Recorder’s
Yester
Swift
E.stane
M.D. Matherville
Miss
Muro
Oudwworth & Milligan
City Show Store
WAL
Sountains
Lesa
Atlantic City
Cape May
Long Heavel
New Jersey
Cresson
Allegheny Mountains
Agest
St. Louis
Woodworth
San Francisco
City Star State
Indoleel Tod
C. Woodworth
Weelworth & Milligan
Plains
Wonadtworths& Milligan
City
Eli
5 & San Francisco Railway Co
Sedgwick
Wehayon Lange
Ieui
Boyds Dieu Rooms
J. M
Mill
TL. PA & Son
Cash House
N. Main St
FoXdon
Sarah
Sathens
White Goods
City OF
United States
Goat O
Boston Store
Mike
Counter
Stan
Embrai E
Shatany Shea
Uty
Doulas Avenue
Douglas Ave
Ste
Nail
Zephyr
Smis
Shea Yard
Percales
Toaxens
Milt
Ayant
Dom
Torchon
Lampein
ALS
Windsor
Milan
Bie
St Lh
Douglas
Jobe
Ton
James N. Huston
Indiana
Connorsville National Bank
Huston
State Senate
Republican State Central
Chicago
Central Committee
Ster
Washington
Teddy
George Washington
Elael
Soree Washinten
Battin
Bae
Eidise
North Main Street
JW Own, & Ga
Biehl
Hlegator
Sci Anthone
Faniavta
Muneer
Weil Woodworth & Millucsn
Prance van Oes
Tipes &Co
Wicki
Dorprssde
Danian Wrentin
Wientin
Rares
Ware
North Main Steel
Rustooiers
Laat
Lamoxa
Okishuria
Gregryiee
Seersee
Mlockey
Atciverne
Renee
Eae
Oreo
Domgiae Arena
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