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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented listing presents vintage jewelry and accessory items including rings, brooches, bracelets, watch fobs, chains, pins, corsage sets, vanity cases, and related holiday gifts. It mentions eye glass chains, sachets, pincushions, signet rings, and gold pieces grouped by ladies, children, babies, and general wearables with prices like eight dollars, reflecting a midcentury shop advertisement feel.
A list of masculine gift items including safety razors pocket knives letter openers traveling brushes ash receivers chapel chats cloth brushes collar buttons and various accessory boxes. Notable mentions include James Aaldemar Chaing Tallet photographs and opal studs with carving sets and soap boxes.
We present the latest Jackson Corsets line with odd sizes on sale at half original price. Bargain tables display reduced models to clear stock in a late season offering.
Shoppers show preference for useful articles over trivial trinkets with a strong display of furs coats shoes and dress goods in the holiday inventory.
We feature a very pretty large selection of dress goods with the latest weaves and shades. This collection showcases refined textures and a broad palette to suit elegant wardrobes.
A sale of fur items offering single pieces and sets. Kore furs are highlighted as suitable Christmas gifts with coats still priced to clear.
A brief plea promotes giving a practical Christmas present a nice pair of shoes. It argues shoes are highly serviceable and useful, suggesting them as an ideal gift option for the season.
A vivid display features a premier assortment of handkerchiefs ties ruchings ribbons bags cuff buttons and candies for customers to choose from at the shop.
Our groceries advertise fresh Glass brand coffee praised as the best value in town with prices from 25 to 50 cents per pound.
Special correspondence from Millnerville reports pupils preparing a December 19 program, class shifts to Liberty township and a high school declamatory contest on December 30. Local meetings, basketball practice, church events, and social gatherings fill a busy scene, including a chicken-pie supper for carpeted church improvements and multiple visits among residents.
Adolph Wiberg plans a short visit to North Dakota to see brother August then aims to visit another brother Eimer in Oldham South Dakota before returning. Miss Pearl Wells, Dist 6 teacher, resigns and will close work Friday this week. The Runbeck family is recovering well while wintering in Tennessee Ridge Tennessee. Chas Malmquist of Western Marble and Granite in Bronx City visited local business early this week. Choir met at the Sellberg home Monday. Michael Hullgren and family spent Sunday with his parents. Adalph Johnson arrives from Canada to spend winter with OC and relatives. Dig Springs visitors Mr and Mrs T Rasmusson stayed Monday to Tuesday with Mrs John Sellerg. Mrs OO F Ericson visited her sister. A poultry and chicken-pasture gathering weighed in, as locals discuss meals. Dr Warren of Sioux City was called to the Dane of dg for consultation with Dr Kerr about Air.
The town council met in regular session December 1 with Mayor Yeaton presiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Bills were allowed for various services and salaries including sewer work and wiring. A motion to adjourn prevailed.
The Register Tribune offers a 226 piece Christmas package with a year’s subscription to Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer, Warm and Home, and this paper for $1.09. It includes cards seals stamps tags and decorative slips for gift embellishment and invites readers to visit the office to view the package.
The VARMIRS & MERCHANTS TELEPHONE Co informs patrons of a ten day delay while installing a new switch-board and potential short interruptions. The notice asks customers not to report outages unless service remains broken.
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