Overstocked Holiday Goods Slashed Prices At Auction
Merchants announce heavy reductions on holiday goods to move inventory quickly. Prices cut deeply to clear stock despite potential profit loss and slogan to attract buyers.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
1
Overstock Sale Promises Bargains on Notions and More
Advertises $8000 worth of goods sacrificed to clear space. Lists prices on notions, safety pins, dishes, cups, saucers, plates, oatmeal and berry dishes, oyster bowls, rakes, cassimeres, leather mittens and men’s Arctics. Promises the largest up to date line of seasonable goods in the city and urges shoppers to come in and be convinced.
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Herald Establishment
Pammel
Ames
Iowa
Herald
Nevada deputy chosen by treasurer Fawcett
The county treasurer announces Jay W. King of Nevada as his deputy. King is praised for business ability and character and is expected to satisfy officials and the public.
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BE. A. Fawcett
Jay W. King
Nevada
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