25 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1903
Page
1
A local retailer proclaims that ads state exact facts with no exaggeration. The message defends truthful pricing and reliability for clothing, shoes, hats, and furnishings, insisting strong language reflects genuine bargains and protects a longstanding reputation.
reports from Charleston note heavy guano movement with an outlook for 400000 tons. Gov Aycock to give the literary address at Newberry College in June. Senator McLaurin unsettled about life after March 4. Dr C B Waller returns to Clemson after a Vanderbilt PhD. Middleton family portrait sent by Izaré Middleton of Baltimore. Confederate voter issue debated in Columbia with Spartanburg as rival. A dress fire at a Columbia ball and other regional notes follow.
Greenville visitor Miss Harrison visits William Dean and family near Prospect. Miss Webb visits her sister near Anderson. Eliza Adick dies at home of consumption. Wheat and oats prospects discussed as March nears. Mrs Cann ill. Will Hardin’s family visit. Community events include singing and dancing at Neal residence. Windstorm damaged trees and outbuildings. Local school thriving under Miss Maud O Neal with a reading club. Mail boxes on Rt. P. D. route questioned for usefulness.
A storefront sign proclaims pricing and service motto stating We Treat You Square All Year Round with a simple 98 cent tag. The snippet captures a small business advertising strategy and consumer friendly pricing.
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