Garters Shoe Store Advertises Low Prices
Garters Shoe Store touts low prices and quality footwear. It highlights a 4.00 futon elastic shoe made with sturdy vamp and comfortable fit designed for long wear and a superior finish.
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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1888
Page
7
Garters Shoe Store touts low prices and quality footwear. It highlights a 4.00 futon elastic shoe made with sturdy vamp and comfortable fit designed for long wear and a superior finish.
Washington Letter reports on Treasury building access rules and the evolving discretion of guards. A sequence of incidents shows ex members of Congress and ex governors facing entry disputes, culminating in a remark about ex governors not getting in after two o'clock. The piece shifts to a Senate committee room with a Bayard sideboard and whisky, then to a Navy Secretary reception hosted by Mr Whitney with notable guests and political figures mingling. It ends noting a Rome fruit and vegetable cannery will employ 100 and twenty acres of Irish potatoes planted by J. S. Norton.
The Georgian State Agricultural Society plots a far reaching program to boost Georgia farming. President W J Northen envisions county clubs and district institutes, monthly meetings, and statewide fairs with free railroad transport of exhibits. Railroads pledge free freight for agricultural displays to the next State Fair, boosting Georgia's agricultural standing and regional commerce. May include leaders Northen and multiple railroad companies, with aims to unite farmers and merchants across the state.
An old physician claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption and lung ailments, promising a radical cure for nervous debility. He will send the recipe and directions free by mail to those interested, with a stamped request to W. A. Noyes in Rochester, New York.
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