Christmas Shoppers Should Not Fail to Visit Our Store
Buckskin taffeta leads the table as Christmas shoppers browse in a busy store window. Shoppers seek color and fabric for holiday outfits, while clerks assist with selections and prices.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
9
Unclear Textile Item List With Faint Details
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of cotton blankets 10-12 and outing flannel sizes 24 and 27 inches. Repeated filler text obscures concrete details, prices, or suppliers, leaving only scattered references to blanket quantities and fabric types without verifiable context.
Uncle Peter Cox Hosts Christmas Dinner at Old Homestead
Macon Missouri December 15 Peter V Cox 69 known as Uncle Peter pioneer settler of Mason County invites White township to celebrate Christmas at his old homestead The Christmas frolica lasts ten days and guests are remembered on the Christmas tree After dinner he entertains with his violin without permitting dancing or kissing games.
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Macon
Peter V. Cox
Macon County
Cox
Mason County
Peter
First Law to Fund Philippine School Building
Manila December 17 the first bill to pass final reading appropriates 1 million dollars for school construction in outlying barrios. It comes with unanimous support from the committee and assembly and awaits passage. Delegates to Washington prepare instructions as Congress seeks tariff reform and abolition of the head tax for visitors from Hong Kong and Japanese ports. Delegates depart December 21.
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Philippine Assembly
Manila
Assembly
Washington
Congress
Hong Kong
America
Better Financial Conditions In Philadelphia This Month
Philadelphia reports freer currency movement with cashier's checks and clearinghouse certificates fading. Time loans remain scarce but expected to improve after January 1. In Brussels Great Britain and the Congo Free State agreed to build a railroad from Lado on the Nile to the Congo frontier.
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Philadelphia
Congo
Brussels
The
Petit Bleu
Great Britain
Congo Free State
Lado
Nile
Soudan
Southern Surgeons and Gynecologists Meet in New Orleans
About 100 surgeons attended the 20th annual convention of the Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association opening a three day session in New Orleans. Col. William Crooks, famed Pacific Northwest railroad man, died Tuesday morning in Portland.
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Southern Surgeons
New Orleans
The
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Pacific Coast Railroad
Portland
Ore
William Crooks
Pacifico Northwest
Market Reports Reflect Mixed Livestock Prices
Market notes show southern cattle at around 3.60 while native cows and heifers trade near 2.40 to 6.85, stockers and feeders around 44, calves and Western cows in the 2.57 area, bulk sales near 4.00 and packers around 4.40 to 4.85. Receipts tally around 12,000 as bids range with steadiness in overall tone.
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Chicago
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Omana
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Neb
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Chicago Live Stock and Grain Markets Roundup
Cattle and hog markets across Chicago St Louis Omaha and Kansas City show varied receipts and steady to higher prices. Cattle demand steady Omaha and Chicago. hogs higher in St Louis and Omaha. sheep moderate. Grain notes include bidprice ranges for wheat corn and oats in Chicago and Kansas City with cash and May/July futures quotes.
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Chicago
St. Louis
C. Onte
Solid Land Values In Farm Real Estate Belief
Arm strong Herald notes investors worried by stock market flurry but farm land remains solid. Farm lands hold value despite industrial securities downturn, as crop failures are unlikely in this region and real estate investment demand remains strong.
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