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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1889
Page
1
The store previews fall dresses with high quality French novelty patterns, promising no middleman profit. The autumn sale will feature the great Auramn goat display and the millinery department plans a large showcase. Miss Low returns home later this week with new arrivals.
Fragmentary note discusses a September express sale of dress goods and wraps. Mentions buyers voting on trade questions and bargains along the line. Keeps referencing morning purchases and reminders about wraps and dress goods.
The notice touts a sale of low priced items including Gittins products and others. It markets seasonable stock, with prices like $45 and $39, and $10 items offered in bulk. It invites customers to visit and purchase, claiming easy sales and wide stock.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a court matter with names like Miller and Guyer, a sheriff, and assistants amid garbled phrases and scattered details. It shifts to storm updates, wind speeds, and flood concerns, then notes a drowning and a disaster in Antwerp, followed by Kansas City race results with times and participants.
From Lewes Del Sept 12 the coast untold terror at sea. Widespread wrecks inland waterline, more than forty lost, scores of ships ashore near the breakwater and along the shore. Life-saving crews work amid a fury of wind and rain as vessels collide with the surf and pier structures.
A daring party traveled from Atlantic City to Pleasantville through flooded meadows and rising waters. Trains faced flooding and wrecks as residents fled, engines battled two to four feet of water, and after miraculous escapes, survivors reached Pleasantville and sent first news of Atlantic City’s peril.
Notablees press account of Senator Ingalls delivering an address in a seasoned oratorical style during a parade at a military camp. The event includes review of Taion soldiers, pension questions, and reception by Governor Humphrey and other officials. Widespread attendance with military drills and ceremonies.
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