Warm Suit Selection Ad Urges Quick Winter Prep
A vintage classified style ad urges men to buy a warm suit from the new stock, advising against pockets inaction and whistling as cold November days arrive. It reads like a brisk shopping prompt highlighting apparel and season readiness.
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Annie Rooney
Boys Safety Bicycle Giveaway This Christmas Eve
A local store announces a free safety bicycle draw for boys who buy a suit before Christmas Eve. Every participant gets a fair chance at the machine with no charge, as stock remains plentiful and the event nears.
Farmers Face Third Party Split in Alliance Vote Clash
St Louis November 27 Mr U S Hall anti subtreasury leader of the Farmers Alliance predicts a third party from the Indianapolis meeting. He accuses McCane Polk and officers of using subtreasury and land loan schemes to tilt toward a third party. He urges farmer education and unity to defend tariff interests and counter demagoguery. The Missouri branch weighs how a third party could affect state politics and alignments.
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National Alliance
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Corn Corner Squeezes Markets Amid Thanksgiving Trade
A chaotic corn market fray in New York and Chicago pits speculators against shorts as November contracts surge to 75 cents. Traders, including Bootlend Con and others, blame a price squeeze on selling pressure and impeding buyers while references to conspiracies circulate amid a flood of late November reports on local crimes and business shifts.
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Four bankers Field Lindley and Co fail on corn losses
New York reports the firm Field Lindley Werchers Co bankers at 1 Broadway assigned to Charles Gould without preferences after a noon grain market impact. Cause pointed to corn advances in New York and Chicago with large short-covering and a rise in risk across coffee and Wall Street dealings.
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Edward M. Field
Daniel A. Lindley
John Frederick Woerchers
Hermon
Helmers
Field, Lindley, Werchers
Chicago
Wall Street
Cyrus W. Field
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