Subscriptions, graft, and home pride in Anita
A passage from the Anita Iowa paper promotes home industry and warns against subscription contests seen as graft. It rebukes hypocrisy, urges fair dealing with the poor, and condemns readers who push illicit sales while praising civic virtue and support for local merchants.
Wool dress goods sell high in all colors
Wool dress goods in all colors have sold as high as 75 and 8 cents a yard. The fabrics include dark mixtures, deep toned plaids, and materials like Crepe de Paris, Silks, Wool Crepes, Keol ians, Twine Voiles, Melrose Cloths, Mohairs, and 50 inch Panamas with prices up to 1.00 per yard, reflecting strong demand for dresses and children's wear.
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