03 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
1
Waaeae Audubon Iowa announces a larger line of Tailor Made Suits with more styles and price options. New stock ranges from 12.50 to 15.00, with selections up to 25.00. Special orders available from current stock and a vast catalogue.
Retail advertisement announces a broader range of golf skirts and silk skirts for the season with prices from 1.50 to 6.00 for golf skirts and 7.50 to 18.00 for silk skirts, highlighting a large assortment and current styles.
The ad urges shoppers to trust Park Mills Carpets at 65c per yard as the best quality for the price, while noting other carpets 25c to 1.00 per yard, plus matting linoleums and rugs. It asks if customers will buy Park Mills this spring.
Yard wide heavy unbleached muslin offered at seven cents per yard. Limited stock available. buy now for affordable fabric needs.
The notice boasts look at our Millinery and all Wash Goods delaying offerings, with Muslin Underwear sale canceled. It teases vast stock, hints shoppers may need their dinner, and claims some still shop or ship away for dry goods, blaming no fault on the store.
L G Johnson attended to business in Atlantic Tuesday while Sheriff F E Anderson returned from Omaha. Mrs Clara Leib arrived from Des Moines for her sister Gertie Chambers funeral. Lester Miller and wife visited Heisman family from Red Oak, returning Wednesday. Kirke Winchell, recently moved from Extra, to await grand jury action, attempted escape but will be confined in a steel cell. L J Collins from Avantis spoke with real estate men. James Donaldson visited from Audubon to oversee county business. YP Anderson sold his team to Frank Nicholson of Douglas township. C Brown traveled to Des Moines to discuss Hawkeye Insurance business and plans a stay in the capital.
Audubon diurnal items note 5 percent yearly interest at Davenport Savings Bank and Cowles Optician. Rasmussen Jensen shoe buyers get service. Local residents return from trips, visit relatives, and events include Knight Templars attending church. Community grafts include repairs, sales, and city meetings. editorials urge 6:30 closing, praise quick surgeries, and report on births, school moves, and civic activities.
Watts.News in Audubon advertises a broad catalog of leading magazines and periodicals. The shop pledges to obtain any title not in stock, ensuring customers can access virtually any publication.
Daily arrivals bring the celebrated B Kuppenheimer Co. spring line. Young men are invited to view the latest styles, even without purchasing, as the shop aims to showcase fashion and offer top dressed attire in Audubon.
A local clothier in Audu Bon emphasizes leadership in fashion and value. The firm claims exclusive know how to craft garments and offers savings on footwear as part of its value proposition. Strong emphasis on quality and affordability for customers.
Local item notes Miss Belle Lancelot visiting Alta Crow. Mentions John McFarlane hardwood floors, shoe store Rasmussen Jensen's ads, and various community activities. Reports on marriage licenses, school terms, real estate activity, and county records in Audubon county with multiple local names and places.
A historic notice advertising a homoeopathic physician and surgeon offering special attention to chronic diseases. The ad indicates location two doors south of Russell's store, inviting readers to seek treatment.
Provided terms fix a ten dollar insurance fee to cover live cost and horse fate risk. The notice states accidents are at owner risk and that stock guarantees foals and reliable breeding, with disposals or removals from county or state to be taxed as a service fee.
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