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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1888
Page
1
Childrens coats in three age ranges 1 2 and 3 years Mamogony and Govelin fabric with belt priced at five pounds now offered by the retailer.
The ad touts silk warp Henristras with heavy discounts from 125 cents to 3.75 dollars, claiming quick sale and best value. Mentions prices on fabrics like 21 inch Fajit and French Franca Sales, plus a promise of guaranteed quality and new stock.
Store at Southwest Corner Douglas Ave and Market St announces a Monday sale with many garments at reduced prices. Ladies Merino vests and pants, children's wool mitts, and shawls feature deep discounts, with several items marked well below typical values for clearance.
Workmen drilling near Black's colony discover a crevice that vents air and a roaring sound, with water seen below as air erupts. Citizens fear a large underground river along the North and South Carolina belt, potentially ten feet or more of waterfall and a cavern system. Investigators expect further excavation to reveal extent, source, and value as a natural curiosity.
A Wichita shopkeeper claims unbeatable prices and spectacular bargains to lure customers. He recalls last December’s savings and promises even better deals this year, urging quick action before stocks run out.
Reports from Minneapolis detail General Master Workman Powderly's annual address and the influence of factional views within the Knights of Labor. The session covers power dynamics, leadership, and calls for unified law enforcement of party principles amid debates on efficiency and governance.
The National Grange session in Torrka Kansas marks its third day with a nine attendance. Acting Master Draper delivers the anniversary address praising the late master and urging Washington action on agricultural policy. He denounces trusts and calls for protection of agriculture while noting government efforts for farmers and artisans. Scattered local items include buyers and farmers facing financial pressures and a Fresno to Wells Express connection, with several brief personal notes.
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