Stock Reduction Sale on the Boom Lot 2 and 3
A local sale promotes discounts on Black and Blue jackets priced at seven dollars and six dollars, described as wide and colored. Limited to Lot 2 and Lot 3 items, encouraging quick purchase.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
7
A local sale promotes discounts on Black and Blue jackets priced at seven dollars and six dollars, described as wide and colored. Limited to Lot 2 and Lot 3 items, encouraging quick purchase.
Local notes report residents visiting, business asks for buckwheat, and travels of Bedford people. Mentions M Dale, D W Griffith, Arthaud, Wm Cobb revival meetings, and Edna Patrick. Buckwheat prices, mill desires, and medicinal ads appear alongside community updates and school appointments.
Overstocked stock for the next 20 days with hats trimmed and untrimmed offered at wholesale prices in Bedford. Those who value bargains may find a rare chance to own millinery cheaply during the sale.
Ledies jackets and capes and misses children garments greatly reduced price. About a hundred items offered as assortment will soon be broken. Van Sioxkie W A Scane bought the John Whurster property near the Catholic church Lenox and will take possession. Hart wig s Long Balsam touted for cures for children with coughs and colds praised by Mrs Malley of Chicago.
A historic warning cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hal's Family Pills are touted as best.
Bedford readers see a flood of small items: land deals, moves, births, marriages, shop openings, and visits. J. W. Crum buys Walker residence. T. Goodwin and family relocate from Hopking to Bedford. a big boy born southeast of Bedford to Josephus Fuller. various ads urge farm loans, stock, and eye tests. Miss Dorothy Wisdom returns from Paris. Cora Burton leaves for St Louis to work. J. F. Candel marries Lucy Lantz. R. P. Smith ill. Bibbins markets holiday goods and frames. a Bedford marriage and a Thanksgiving wedding surprise for W. A. Parker and Alice K. Howell are noted amid the town's busy social scene.
A grave at Hopkins cemetery caved in as a funeral procession had left the church. The body was removed to the church and kept there for several hours while a new grave was dug. Mrs. John Sturg was involved in the incident, reported by Hopking Sontaal.
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