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Miss Elia Graves Standayed ab hove. Gallea 5 ets, a yard at Esser & Guet tel's.
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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
11
Miss Elia Graves Standayed ab hove. Gallea 5 ets, a yard at Esser & Guet tel's.
Notices list items moving at Martin’s including prints and aimslinse. mentions upcoming school election on Monday March 12. References East End Meat Market, furniture carload at Mr J Ulfers, and Wall Paper headquarters Fi ser & Goebbel’s. Also notes old papers for sale at 25 cents per hundred and various local shop activities.
Numerous short items note 300 dozen pigeons for furniture use, a carload of nails, a grand remnant sale at J. Martin & Son, and various trips and business notices. Names such as Mrs J S Nye, J B Roberts, A M Bryson, Beach, Roosevelt, Emma Weykens, John Dolph, and others appear among shopping, travels, reduced prices, and local ads. The Mardin County Natl will be held at Midora. Prices for flour, meat, and groceries are listed with several business visits and store openings.
Court convenes next Monday in Wright county with Judge Weaver presiding. The docket includes various civil matters and local notices as residents and officials await proceedings at the Clarion courthouse.
The text argues wealth power attracts all, as money can drive people to action. It notes rare big opportunities versus frequent small chances and urges immediate, enthusiastic participation from many.
A promotional notice asserts that quality and style justify low prices, urging intelligent customers to compare. It emphasizes that bargains are constantly available without repeating the word bargains, and claims the prices are the lowest when quality and style are weighed.
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