Special Year End Sale Promises Deep Discounts
Our final sale of the year features many storewide goods priced to clear before the annual inventory. Don’t miss this chance to save, as we aim to make it a very interesting event for our customers.
09 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
1
Our final sale of the year features many storewide goods priced to clear before the annual inventory. Don’t miss this chance to save, as we aim to make it a very interesting event for our customers.
The Austin store advertises a Great Promise Sale with exceptional values and crowds drawn by low prices. It promises continued great values from the past week and mentions shirts and waists as featured offerings in the upcoming sale.
R R Murphy Austin Minn reports women on the stand describe house rent deductions from last wages of husbands killed in Markle mines and pressure to sign papers absolving the company from damages. They claim children worked unpaid until debt paid. Commission seeks rebuttal evidence. Erie Co. submits wage and hours figures. Roosevelt remark fuels dispute.
In New York on December 9 the first annual meeting of the industrial department of the National Civic Federation convened at the board of trade and transportation rooms. Nearly 200 representatives from major corporations and labor groups attended as Senator Marcus A. Hanna presided and gave the welcome address. Notables included John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers Oscar Straus Alfred Moseley Archbishop Ireland and Bishop McGolrick.
The Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company furnishes copper circuits with prompt and reliable service. One two and three minute rates. Night rates from six p.m. to six a.m. Give it a trial Exchange Company.
Dock laborers decide to join the sailors strike on condition that no vessels be discharged. The move risks serious trade paralysis as sailors stokers joiners bakers and butchers from other ports express willingness to participate in a sympathetic general strike.
St. Petersburg dispatch says Russia rejects the principle of the Bering sea award by Professor Asser, which favored the United States, arguing Russia may not chase trespassers beyond its territorial waters. The government accepts payment but disputes the ruling’s reach.
An Irish clergyman on his first curacy found the parish ladies overhelpful and left. Later, he met his successor and asked about the ladies. The successor replied that there is safety in numbers and the ex-curate quipped that he found it in Exodus.
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