Blanket sale promises big savings and assured value
An advertisement promises a sure, nonrandom inducement for patrons. It touts all customers receiving something and stresses choosing a warm all wool blanket, noting sizes and prices from 4.50 to 6.00. It warns against relying on ticket sizes and highlights scarlet, grey, and California blankets as money savers.
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California
All Sizes Garments Sold At Deep Discounts In Wichita
The ad proclaims large stock of underwear and winter garments for two to seven feet tall, claiming honest value and heavy discounts. It notes Stein Glock & Custine tailor Wade suits and overcoats for boys, children, and men, asserting top quality and the lowest prices versus inferior dealers.
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Wichita
Stein, Glock & Cows
Wade
United States
Rail link planned to connect Pitsburg and Topeka
Local capitalists pursue a railroad project linking Pitsburg to Topeka with a route through Hinton Crawford County Farington Hiawvills Redfield Mapleton Mound Green Mould Lea Boathon La Faby and other towns. General Alger tours inspection in Chicago and Detroit with officials discussing timing and state act dates.
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Kan
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Topeka
Cie Ner
Frat Pitteburg
For- Hinton
Crawford
Farrington
Histville
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Redfielt
Redfield
Mepleton
Fin Mapleton
Fine Mound
Bine Mound
Greely
Anpean Cweure
Lea Boathon
Reb
la Fa
Business Ad Costs Spark Copycat Concerns
A terse note points to imitation of our low cost advertising approach, suggesting damage to the business. It implies competitors imitate the cheap method, signaling potential harm to revenue and market position. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Liverpool
Omer
Hank
Owl
Kansas
Bastet Farms
CLOAKS AND WRAPS OFFERED WITH BARGAINS IN WINTER WEAR
The store promotes women coats seals plush jackets and wraps at marked prices from 3.00 to 2000 with claims of high value and London dye quality. It advertises long coats in new colors and styles, children and misses coats, and asserts the shop sells more wraps than any town house while duplicating stock early in the season.
Dodge City News Sketches and Local Elections
A rough digest of Dodge City notes covers county politics with General Simms praised by ex-treasurer R M Wright, along with mentions of Judge D M Frost's Land Office appointment and new local ventures. The piece notes stock, education, and farm activity while reporting Station Agents in session at Kansas City with a Kansas division meeting in Topeka and plans for reorganization.
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Greot
Petle
Our City
Pegl
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Globe Live Stock Journal
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Ester Kanens
Siniitti
American State Bank
Land Office
Garden City
St. Louis
Miss Miller
Sait
Kansas City
Thie Eteaise
Acd
Bern
Topesa Pafter
Hanged for 1558 double murder in Pottsville
Dietrs Baranoveli was executed in Pottsville for a May 1 1558 double murder. He killed the wife of Putovitch and Agnes Kateh with an ax, looted a bar, and set the house ablaze before fleeing. The victims were found in the burning home as Baranoveli was arrested later aboard a train at Majeh Chane after a confession. The case framed a brutal-crime record with emotional church involvement and sensational trial details.
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Pietro Baranoveli
Sohaylkst
Puttovitch
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Tre
Batanovski
Majeh Chane
Mmebe
Potteville
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Siesiu
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Cmcaco
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Longenecker
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Ncene
Tiegay
O'Sullivan
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Burke
Coughlin
Cooney
Dan Coughlin
Clark Street
Chicago Avenue
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PACTS FOR FARMERS ORGANIZE WHEAT GROWERS MEETING
The Mississippi valley wheat growers at Central Turner hall form the Farmners' Federation to unite for market control, seek to curb middlemen, and discuss a plan to fix prices via a unified supply. Walter N. Allen presides, with Gov. Robinson urging united action and national coordination among producers and distributors.
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Mississippi Valley
Turner Hall
Walter N. Allen
Farmery Federation
Farmners’ Federation
Mississippi
Kowl
Liverpool
Erry Jhody
United States
Igvesticating
Amapatarvety
Sfty
Tellus
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Feud in Harlan County Kentucky Brings Armed Clash
Forty men on each side in the Howard Turner feud fight in Harlan County Kentucky with reports of dead and the town under threat. John Howard and Finley Smith wounded as violence escalates. leaders Isola Warner and Will Howard involved. sheriff seeks troops to quell the uprising.
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Finley Smith
John Howard
Will Howard
Howard Brothers
Cumberlain House
Howard
Young Smith
Smith
Peesar
Law and Order
Harlan Court House
Harlan County
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Wilson Howard
Jennings
Howart
Turners
Isola Waroer
Corner
Arlan
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Lewis
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Southern delegates at Milwaukee meet amid funeral notices
Reading from a frayed page, Southern delegates reach Chicago after a long journey. The scene recalls the funeral rites and the lingering winter, with scattered remarks about arrangements, reinforcements, and the mood of the crowd.
Stanley and Emin Safe Amid Unclear Trade Notes
Fragmentary report notes Stanley and Emin safe as a captain reports trading details. Mentions Wiswmnaam, METIRG Feat, Dee bey, Puta amt Heory M Panay Syn Cost and Engler. details are garbled, but implies late stage negotiations or safeguarding actions.
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Tee Engler
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