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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts handsome neckties fine handkerchiefs hosiery suspenders umbrellas gloves jewelry bags Crawford Shoes suit cases Munsing underwear and Hart Schaffner Marx suits or overcoats promising great value for money and quality.
Century old contrast advertisement blends Dr Nott Melon Seed Compound promotion from Hessig Ellis Drug Co Memphis with local Des Moines notices. Items mention December Tribune price drop, Perry's china, sickness updates, and community events plus requests for directory listings and a dancing school in Adams hall.
Local brief reports Mrs Martin Sorenson underwent a surgical operation at Mercy hospital in Des Moines Tuesday forenoon. She is recovering nicely. Perry’s advertises reduced prices on men’s women’s and children stears flannel night robes.
Notice dated December 8 1908 states son Clarence left home without cause or reason and author disclaims responsibility for any debts he may contract. Signed by David Ines.
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