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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
6
A reader notices a remodeling sale promotion promising economy prices on merchandise. It highlights many odd lots and remnants to be sacrificed for quick clearance with potential limited stock. It urges shoppers to come on Wednesday if possible.
Silk eponge fabric 36 inches wide offered in many high and staple shades. Price listed at 59 cents per yard with a bundle deal of four yards for $1.00. Popular summer fabric choice.
Readers can save in the month end sale with 56 inch percale and tissue gingham fabrics priced per yard. Patterns suitable for dresses and aprons available, with noted low prices and limited quantities.
Campers and auto owners can use these khaki blankets in the car. Pull size and heavy weight, priced at four dollars and fifty cents originally, now two dollars and ninety eight cents each for month end sale.
Ad copy lists tissue yard options at 48 cents per yard and heavy quality items for outdoor use. Highlights include army knapsacks, towels in white with borders, heavy yarns, embroidered pillowcases, and month end sale pricing such as 2 for 1.00.
A century of fashion pieces described as a hundred dresses in crepe and wash materials, with affordable choices for comfort. Tailored and fancy suits around mid fourteen dollars, and children’s gingham and white dresses reduced to one dollar each.
A county bidding dispute centers on Baxter and others as $6,400 gaps emerge between low and high bids. Mrs Baxter proposes alternative arrangements including supplying materials and subletting to other bidders, claiming the work cannot meet her price. Supervisors face heated argument as bidders press a higher county tax and potential law changes loom. The scene shifts to Des Moines where new seizure and search laws dominate legislative focus.
Report notes Justice DeGraff held that mere intent to use sugar raisins and hops for illegal purposes is not enough to seize the items. Lucas county case with Jock Collins cited. Latest decisions reversed district court orders on seizure of related mash booths and illicit connections.
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