The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-29

and a detailed description of each |
county participating in the exhibition. |
We Will print about 10C, 900 of these |
booklets and print thereon the names |
of only the Real Estate men, whether |
they be members or not Of the Kansas |
Association, who participate in rails |
ing $50 in cash that will be required |
from each county taking part in the
show.
Excellent Advertising.
"Ths will be direct advertising and
put YOU in touch with any home seek
ers who have seen products grown in
your county al the Kansas Exhibition
and who would like to locate in your
particular county You Will also have
the privilege of coming to the Land
Show and distributing sLch literature
as you desire in addition and in that
way come in personal contact with
homesee kers.
I'VE viii also expect you TO take
number of photographs showing some
interesting scenes in your county.
These will be put on lantern slides and
will be shown in the free lecture
rooms. You will be expected to give
us a short writeup with each photo
graph so the lecturer may be able to
memorize the same and thereby con-
vey to perhaps an audience IF ten or
fifteen thousand at one time every few
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county.
THE results from this small invest
ment are practically incalculabie
When compared with tho experience of
Meade county which gave an exhibit
at the Chicago Land Show two years
ago the cost eff our proposition is COM
paratiVely Insignificant. 1t cost them
exactly $500 in cash besides prepar-
1 ing the exhibits, and they were not
showing anything outside of the coun-
I ty. They are going into cur co-opera-
/ tive scheme very enthusiastically as
they are satisfied they will get just as
good returns by taking part in the
state exhibition for a cost Of S1450 less
than it cost them two years ago"
Recent Property sales.
Rodgers Davis and company have
made these sales this month: The L.
Z. Gartside residence at 904 West
street to L. NJ. PenWell for the con-
sideration of $500: the T. Johns farm
linear Central Park consisting of eighty
lacres to Charles House for $11.500;
dwelling in oakland belonging to
| Hugh McGiverm to Charles NOrdstrOm
for $500: residence belonging to
| Margaret Moon at 51S Monroe street
to L. f. Gartside for $4,000; a dwelling
at 141S West Eighth street from Dave
| Norton to F. L. Benjamin; six lots in
Highland Park from F. L. Benjamin
to Charles Short for $500. 1.-The rains
marked A. a. Rodgers of the firm.
Sales Of Shawnee Agency: L. W.
Perry to Jacob Lott a dwelling at 1924
Tyler street for the consideration of
S1,S00; Ross c. Dyson to l. A Hart
man a dwelling in Lowris addition; the
Shawnee Agency Realty company to J.
A. Vashal a dwelling at 1900 Lake
street for $4,000.
Wilson and Neiswanger.
I w A To Low
Secretary of G. D. A. 1906 Mulvane
street, price S4,25O; f. J. Rockford to
/ W. d. Wallace, suburban acre, $1,000;
T. NJ Aderholt to ]. c. Mohler lots
on Boswell ave. $500.
There have been numerous small
sales made this week. W. J. Ricben-
bacher has sold a new five room cot
ltage in Lakewood park addition for
$500 and will let the contract next
Tuesday for the erection of another
similar dwelling The Clearinghouse
Realty company has made four sales
pany has closed a deal or two. Other
deals have also been closed.
A Bright Outlook.
while the extreme heat of the past
80 days seemed to absolutely prevent
lactivity in real estate, we have found.
states w. A. Neiswanger of the firm of
Wilson & Neiswanger, that since the
form of demand for houses both for
rent and purchase, we may say, more
than makes up for the dullness. Of
course July and August is the dullest
real estate period of the year.
With our great State Fair that
should attract thousands of visitors
and the completion of the Great White
Way together with the constant in
ereasing Of the Topeka shop forces, We
believe that there is a decidedly bright
future in store for Topeka, One of the
z best signs of a city's prosperity is in
the lack of vacant houses and unem-
ployed people, both of which are very
scarce at this time in our fair city"
Building Permits.
Following is list of permits issued re-
Gently:
W. H. Grelder. two story dwelling.
bl9 West Seventeenth street--.....-. 81, $50
Frances l. kercher, two story dwell
ing, 3S7-3S9 Arch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8, 900
Z. E Neil two story dwelling, 1927
w esteIn avenue ..--.---.----- 5,50O
J Homer Moore, one story business
: building, 527 West Fourteenth St. 900
+. Z. Baird. one and one-half story
dwelling, 1928 West Seventeenth st. :, 600
= w Sheldon, one and one-half story
dwelling, 1924 Byran street.--..----. 1000
1 j. B. Pennington. two story dwelling,
81 East Eleventh street -........... 800
5 ClarVale Burroughs, addition to
I dwelling, 1446 Fillmore street. 1919 500
1 chester A. Grover, remodel and addi-
uon to dwelling, 400 Underwood
avenue ............-............... 300
I Z. E. Jewell, trustee front to build
ing. sos Kansas avenue. .....-......... 15Oo
Mrs Molie Jolley, one story dwell
ing. 1910 East Third street ......... 1, 700
George Sheppard. two story dwell
: ing. 100 Garfield avenue. ............. 1875
George Sheppard two story dwelling,
5 1922 West Eleventh street. 2.375
4 Ihomas Webb, one story dwelling, POP
1 East Euclid avenue. 800
z shawnee Agency, one story dwell
e ing. 522 Larsh street. .-.........,-... /. 600
w. T. Banton, one story dwelling,
il S27 Scotland avenue. .............,.. 800
- j. C. Gentry one story dwelling, 40
Scotland avenue. -.....................1 500