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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
3
Mistrot of Galveston announces drastic December price cuts on fall and winter goods. Gilted merchandise, clothing, and accessories discounted up to half price. Men’s suits, overcoats, shirts, undergarments, hats, gloves, and youth wear reduced. stock to be cleared before holiday season.
Fragmented OCR sale notice shows mens wear trunks collars gloves and youths suits. Bargains advertise big discounts with prices like 1 00 and 8 00, various coat and hosiery items, and a push to shop before Christmas with tax noted.
An OCR fragment catalogs staple goods and prices, naming items like cornetts, lace, wool serge, and fabrics. It references discounts, old prices and sale terms, with mentions of Dr Werner, Lady extras, and assorted textiles. The text reads as a bustling wholesale or retail shop bulletin from a historic market, listing various fabrics and dry goods with price notes.
A crowded sale offers wholesale and direct-from-factory prices on kids footwear including black and white styles, patent leathers, and canvas sneakers sized for children and youths. Also featured are ladies shoes, gloves, stockings, and accessories with marked down prices and a money-back guarantee. Local retailers Drew Selby Co and others promote styles in patent kid lace, congre ss and Oxford types.
The readable fragments mention unrelated items and partial phrases. No clear person, place, date, or event emerges to summarize into a coherent news item. The text appears jumbled with garbled names and stray terms offering no verifiable facts or context.
A garbled text fragment mentions hats and attire with scattered words from different places. It reads like a stray OCR segment lacking coherent context or clear facts about a specific event or date.
Fragmented OCR text shows listings for Ladies Misses and Children underwear mixed with names and stray phrases. The readable parts mention garments and sizes, a sale context, and scattered personal or brand-like terms.
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