01 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
1
Advertises seed stock and guidance for garden planning. Emphasizes fresh seasonal seed from established-merit plants and a wide assortment to aid customers in making selections. Includes local notes on residents and community events around Decora tion Day and nearby towns.
Seeley, a renowned truss expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be at the Connor hotel Thursday through Saturday June 1 2 and 3 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield Truss. He offers free demonstrations and charity cases, with a booklet available from 140 N Dearborn St Chicago.
A June Bride Sale promotes muslin underwear made from quality muslin, nainsook and lawn fabrics. Garments feature lace and embroidery trims chosen for neatness and durability, offering customers fabrics and fittings as if selecting the cloth themselves.
Readable sale notes present corset covers in various fabrics including Nainsook and real linen with lace edges and ribbon drawn. Items normally priced 35 to 75 cents now offered at 25 to 59 cents during a June sale at a general goods retailer.
A reader recalls shopping finds from a Frisco train sale with gowns, skirts, drawers, and corset covers priced through $4.95 and notes an onlookers account of a game beneath Persimmon trees near Columbus. He suspects a craps game by white men and asks readers to consider the scene.
Local note extols fly swatter effort by Shutters Bros at their restaurant Palace. Public urges residents to copy the design, estimates cost 25 to 75 cents, claims traps catching flies, predicts substantial reduction in flies citywide. Public-spirited call to action.
Ed Paul, formerly a resident of this city, was killed in Chicago last Wednesday when struck by an automobile. His brother S. L. Paul, of this city, received the news by telegram a few hours later.
Miss Perle Gregory married Oscar Glosser last Saturday in a ceremony at 8 o clock officiated by Rev. A I Jones. The groom, a plumber, works for Cooper’s, and the couple have moved into rooms with Mr. and Mrs. R C Burcham on Cedar Street.
J M Cooper and Co position themselves as leaders of style quality and law in a description highlighting their reputation. The brief notes their work ethic, materials, and commitment to customer service in an era of growing professional standards.
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