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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
5
Local sale offers coats and furs at cost while supplies last. Melcher and Melcher promote bargains on remaining inventory, urging shoppers to act quickly before items are gone.
The Congregational Ladies' Union will stage a Christmas bazaar at the home of Mrs. Frank Nichols on Friday December 11. Proceeds support church activities and local charitable efforts.
China Display. Do not fail to see my display of Hand painted china in the window of the Goodell military store. Nothing could make a more pleasing Christmas gift. deodtf MRS. A. M. PETITH. Beautiful eyes and handsome face are eloquent commendations, eyes are the windows to a woman's heart. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright, beautiful eyes. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Atlantic Drug Store. All kinds of Robes for winter. Prettiest Lime we have ever Shown. See them. FRANK RHODY dtf
Willie with N. W. Deering & Son invites shoppers to explore a wide range of home goods and cutlery at the shop promising quality and satisfaction guarantees. The piece ends with a plug for the comedy Old Arkansaw at the opera house Monday evening December 14 featuring 25 35 and 50 cent tickets.
Readable text notes opportunities to get bargains at Melcher and Melcher. The fragment mentions the retailer and implies discount offers. No further concrete details available from the snippet.
A. H. Brehmer announces the sale of his corn shelling outfit to William Carr and asks all debtors to settle accounts at their earliest convenience.
The paper notes a misprint in the A. B. C. contest advertisement published yesterday. The deadline was shown as Monday the 15th of December but should have read Tuesday the 15th.
Chicago stock market recap shows hog receipts near 30000 with mixed prices and top at 5.95, cattle receipts 8000 with varies from 1.50 to 7.75, sheep receipts 20000 with lambs up to 7.50. J E Baron reports his public sale yesterday satisfactory and Ross Lang set a new record as auctioneer, Baron purchasing Mrs. Davis property and planning to move to Atlantic next week.
A short notice highlights a chance for bargains linked to MELCHER and MELCHER. The item hints at a sale or pricing deal but provides minimal readable context or specifics beyond the name pairing.
Bargain opportunity for winter robes and furs. Wide selection of coats and robes advertised as finest shown. Store name Frank Rhody listed for customer notice.
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