Unusual Year End Price Cuts Promised by Dealers
A dealer notes an unusual year end move to cut prices on in demand goods. He cites thousands of dollars tied up in elegant merchandise and explains the need to act despite the season.
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Kansas City
Get
A.M. Lytle
Frank Price
Union Avenue
Wi N.S
Calus Boy
Valpa— Raisa
Shlp
Aavings
Jrru Wee
J. Lysis
Lyde
Winter Underwear Sale Promo Note
An advertisement touts imported and domestic winter underwear in all sizes and descriptions offered at bargain prices. The copy urges buyers to act quickly, claiming the items are high quality at far lower figures than typical cheap trash, stressing universal demand for warm undergarments.
Great Underwear Sale Slashes Prices Across Stock
The notice proclaims a sweeping sacrifice sale with Lot 29 percent White merino underwear at half price, 50 cents from 75 and more than a hundred dozen cheaper grades marked down. It touts unprecedented discounts and urges the public not to pay profits when buying below cost.
Philadelphia Store Sale Brightens Week with Wool Flannel Deals
A Philadelphia store advertises heavy all wool red twilled flannel at 25 cents, canton flannels at 6 8 and 10 cents, and blankets from $1 to $20. It touts lower prices than last year and offers a grand orchestral music box giveaway with every dollar spent, plus musical recitals from 2 to 12 and 2 to 5 p.m.
Congress to allot Chickasaw land in sever al ties
The Chickasaw Nation supreme court upholds a constitutional amendment granting rights to women of mixed blood, threatening white property and voting rights and possibly triggering allotment of Chickasaw Choctaw lands west to latitude five. A Kansas cattlemen’s meeting denounces Chicago commissions as unfair, urging a fixed percentage-based fee system and support for dealers agreeing to it.
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Desis
Tex
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Kingfisher Boom Sees Rapid Growth Amid Railroad Promise
Kingfisher Oklahoma swells with activity as a big railroad crew reaches town and homesteaders bring families. Businesses sprout and new facilities like an ice plant and novelty works arise while Rock Island line nears completion and a Cimarron river bridge looms.
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Razin Riverisites
Sam
Oklatoma
Rock Island
Here
Kingfisher
Cimarnot
Oklahomia
Lve
Wienna
Wichita
Hoortta
Bey Woods
Ormerly
Burtan Ear Works
Altioagh
de Crobbe
Dace
Tee
Tee Fouytey
Tafucrian Niggfisher
Wien
Rinahaher
Lisbon
Kagtabes
Kern
Mtug
Kingty Kinefaher
WHEAT PRODUCTION UP IN KANSAS STATE REPORT
The Kansas state agricultural office reports higher final estimates for winter wheat per acre, raising the statewide total to about 210 million bushels with spring wheat down. The report cites September drought in western counties and variable rainfall in October, affecting sowing and yield prospects. It also notes a forthcoming Wheat Growers Convention with reduced rail rates and regional delegate plans.
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Yoreka
Kan
Mobler
State Agricultural Department
Agricultuen
Toreka
Ganley Acres
Atock
Torkta
Whitsrowers’ Convention
St Leute
Fiur Deleymiem
Wales
Witt Grants
Costetie
Ean Wantha S. Alces
Exrmers’ Pederatin
Misadsepel
Knights Templars Exhibition Drills At Grand Convocation
The second day featured a grand exhibition drill by Knights Templars with Louisville and Detroit commanderies performing precise marching and battalion formations amid displays of sword evolutions. A reception for visiting Knights Templars was hosted by President Harrison, drawing thousands of attendees.
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Washington
Frst
Apello Commandery
Trey
Toe Temeing
Blutest Order of Merit Agatis Renks
Agatiit Ay
WOME
Extitition
Louisville
Louieville
Kentucky
Snd
Dixie
Lossville
Laily
Sranil Com
Kentuck
Knights Templars
Harrison
Radglete
Low
Execution by Electricity Judge Dewey Decides Kenmore Must Die
Judge Dewey rules execution by electricity constitutional and orders Kenmore to die. The ruling addresses legality of lethal electric methods and upholds state authority over capital punishment procedures. The case clarifies federal versus state roles in execution methods and standards of humane administration.
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Judge Dewey
Kenmore
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Allen & Wees
J. H. Way
Colh & Jones
One Price Clothiers
Douglas Avenue
Kansas
Trimble Bros & Threskeld
Parenta
Tis Inc
le Mor
Pears
Cary
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Caicos
Philadelphia
W. Cor. Douglas
California
A. Katz
Arcade
LW. J. Wilson
Mang
Main
Severalty
Chicago
Caldwell
Chicago Livestock Exchanges
Jobs L. McAter
Tyga Life Stock Exchange
Rane Cattie
New Mexico
Farge
Gemiers
Weber
ALY
Exchange and the Livestock Commission
Walter CeXtia
M. Larrisom
Vahep
Kassaa
Garrison
Sakile
Valley Center
Johnny Carpenter
Taday
Ta Bage
Crewerel Merritt
Tle Minewart
Thie Vite
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Tennecvers
Scond
Merritt
Valus
Tortsa
Kas
Cee
Slater
Bethany
Lin
Mr. Caldwell
Butler County
Osit
Burler
Adimats
Humphrey
Him
Wreulta
Pratt
Arkansas
Lawent
Gutil
Wana Pleasent
Wana Pleasent and Profeistsle Sesebom
Laanesboktul
Mdrugeie
Ea Friese
Knights and Ladies
Quit
Odd Fellows
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Lee
Val
Blake
Epicopal Church
Laope
Tonaa
Pirachitoe
Ati Lea Rae Mae Peat
Malar
Torges Kas
Willets Maresergne
Wreatlay Marten
Mt Ward
Trenena
Rhe
Tata
Amis Ogart
Bo Se Patel
York
United States
Ryan
Leggive Delug
Aretha
Ainlehwniant
Beimindy Mba Laeppe Pact
Opal Thtergie
Ube
Wyebeen Klub
Seale
Flacks
Leter
Marka
Ginnetad
Central Railroed
Northern Pacific
Wiecoono Central
Jean
Alllaves
Charles
Soe
Villard
Nestle
Comrammpatel
Avan
Tadge Dewer
Chesit Eoget
Aulture
New York
Bhutan
Erie
Tee Cure
Willigue
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