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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
4
Local Brenham notes report residents visiting the city for shopping and social calls. Hoffmann hosts crowds with a special sale, and Hofmann’s store advertises imported sausages and delicacies. The county court will hold a session next Monday to clear the docket and crop prospects appear good in the region.
Mistrot Brothers and Company announces a spring display with new goods including hat trimmings, gowns, and novelty items. The ad promises affordable prices and appealing new textiles, with a bewitching array of goods such as novelty trims and weaving materials to attract shoppers.
A long list of white goods and colored wash fabrics with yardage, widths, and prices. Items include White India Lawn in multiple widths, Victoria Lawn, Organdies, Dimities, Nainsook, Madras, Linen fabrics, and silk blends. Also features colored wash fabrics, chiffon, silks, laces, table linens, towels, and related notions with per yard and per piece prices. Marketized descriptions emphasize grade, shear quality, and regular price points.
Table linen napkins and towels offered in various widths and yardage with prices. Includes 60 inch wide table linen 25 to 60 inch, table linen 46 count minch, 8 and 50 rows towels and napkins sold per dozen with assorted yardage and costs.
A fragmented page lists dress calico and gingham fabrics, aprons, and clothing notions with scattered prices and quantities. Mentions Simpaon Dress Style Calico, Chock Gingham, and Mudra Clott with assorted cents per unit. Also notes tickets and miscellaneous domestic goods with unclear totals and extra quality terms.
A fragmented ad lists men and boys clothing and footwear including shoes priced at 3.83 to 4.50 and socks. It mentions ranges for outfits, suits, and coats, with references to sizes and various styles in a period tone. The ad cites multiple brands and price points, aiming to attract customers with low-cost apparel.
The readable text lists various items and prices in a garbled OCR fragment. It mentions furniture components like extension and hand stirred items, references to Oxford and Colonial brands, and sporadic prices such as 1.60 and 81.98. The passage lacks coherent context or identifiable events or entities.
Fragmented readable items mention Katy Flyer in the city and Gal st Wishsisens City Retail Co offering perfumes and fragrances. References to Amálera and Crow in fashion context, with scattered prices and store names such as Jowabwwney and Trintenin's Drug Store.
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