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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
5
A catalog style sale lists dress and cotton goods with reduced prices and multiple clincher items. Cloaks and skirts feature substantial markdowns across several price points, inviting shoppers to find bargains on fabrics and outerwear.
Sale features fur scarfs at varied prices including 1.25 2.50 1.75 4.60 3.50 35.00 3.75 6.00 4.90 7.50 6.00 8.50 6.50. Items listed appear as bulk or per unit pricing without clear context.
The notice announces a mid winter clearance with substantially reduced prices. It warns no charges or layaways and no exchanges after the sale ends. Shoppers are urged to come early and buy more to maximize value in this sale.
A fragmented sales list shows multiple blanket prices like 85¢ and 1.25 dollars during a sale. Several entries include higher amounts such as 32.50, 76.00, and 37.00, with other figures like 1.68 and 3.95 interspersed. The reading is incomplete and lacks context or seller identifiers.
The notice lists numerous shoe prices and sale terms including men boys and missy footwear. Various underwear prices and closing deals are shown with multiple cents amounts and inconsistent punctuation. The fragment documents a promotional sale with heavy emphasis on discounted footwear and garments.
Readable fragments show multiple price points for duck coats and sheep lined coats, with night robes and outing robes also listed in various sale tags. Distinct items include duck coats at 85 cents to 1.75 and sheep lined coats around 4.00 to 6.00, plus robes priced near 0.60 to 1.25.
The Rock Island line equips all Pullman sleeping cars with the Garland Car Ventilator to prevent headache and seasickness from stuffy air. The railroad touts this as a Western first and unique advantage, highlighting its Golden State Limited and Rocky Mountain Limited for comfortable travel.
The Webster City Daily Freeman-Tribune profiles Judge Connor as a steadfast conservative allied with progressives in Iowa's Tenth District. It credits him with backing the president on key turf policy, supporting fair postmaster appointments, and resisting anti Cummins moves at the state convention. The piece argues his long record in Congress and district loyalty justify continued support despite opposition claims.
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