Special Prices THE NEW STORE THE MONEY SAVER
The ad proclaims special prices at a new store promising money saving and cash king messaging to attract shoppers. It highlights value and low prices to draw customers.
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Newspaper
Chariton Democrat
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
The ad proclaims special prices at a new store promising money saving and cash king messaging to attract shoppers. It highlights value and low prices to draw customers.
The funeral of Leonard Riebel, a longtime resident, was conducted at 11 o clock last evening by Rev. Hecathorn and Rev. Hulbert, with interment beside his wife in Mt Zion cemetery. County Supt. Fitch and Miss Duncan of Chariton attended visiting relatives.
Miss May Howell returns home from Lacona after visiting her uncle Thomas Frazier. Mrs Josiah Smith and children visit Russell to see her mother in law. Mrs H B Stewart and children return from a visit in Indiana. Miss Mamie Hurley of Sheuerman's expected home from Chicago and Des Moines. Mr and Mrs E W Gray return from Marshalltown. Lizzie Evans visits Russell relatives. Snedaker family relocates to Chariton. Anderson Gartin arrives from Danbury Nebraska to visit C F Gartin. Mrs Joe Press and three children return from Des Moines. Nina and Victoria Darrell return from Ottumwa. Mr Maine of Osceola to open laund ry in Chariton. Fred Spiker and family return from Albin. Emory Galloway visits from Mexico Missouri. Mrs Harriet Drummond and two children visit from Bingham Utah. They all spoke well of You the new song by Al Trahern is circulating in New York. Composer sent copies to music stores across US and Canada.
Men and women alike find pleasure in profitable investments with sections on the line of the M. E. and T. publications offering opportunities to place capital profitably. Send two-cent stamp to repay postage to Katy Suite C St. Louis Mo.
The fall term begins September 1 at Gem City Business College in Quincy with a free 64 page illustrated catalog. It promises elegant views of classrooms, student groups, portraits with testimonials, penmanship samples, and a graduating class, plus tuition and board costs and attendance figures. Address D L Musselman in Quincy Illinois.
The Democratic County Central Committee holds a meeting on Saturday August 29 1903 at 1 30 p m in the Democrat office. All members urged to attend and Democratic candidates are asked to meet with the committee. Edward Kelley secretary A C Riebel chairman
A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to remove gravel cure diabetes and other ailments in men and women and to regulate children's bladder issues, with mail order available for 81 cents per bottle.
A letter from Pana Illinois dated September 4 1901 praises Hall s Texas Wonder for curing kidney and rheumatic troubles in an eight year old boy named Alexander McTaggan. The writer claims improved health and willingness to answer inquiries, describing the remedy as best and cheapest on earth.
The notice advertises Katy publications including The Golden Square and The Coming Country with titles like Old Mexico. Send requests to Katy 510 Wainwright Building, St. Louis, Missouri for mailed copies.
The note promotes reading The House That Jack Built and The Town That Jack Built with a focus on the nearby district and its money making prospects. It invites readers to send two cents for a pamphlet and other Katy publications, addressed to Katy Suite A Saint Louis Missouri.
The case names A M Taylor as plaintiff against numerous heirs and unknown heirs and defendants owning parts of lands in North of Southeast 1 of Section 9, Township 73, Range 20, Lucas County Iowa. The petition seeks partition or sale and distribution of proceeds among heirs including Margaret A Coulson, James Coulson, Emaline Wilton, Eliza Pomeroy, and others with multiple unnamed and unknown heirs. Defendants and heirs are notified to appear by Sept 21, 1903. failure to appear will yield default and judgment.
We are ready to repair your home or place you in a new one. Curtis Electric Co is the successor to R. E. Pedigo. Office on the east side square, at Curtis' grocery.
A local Chariton market listing shows prices for turkeys eggs flour lard potatoes and breakfast bacon alongside grain live stock and poultry notes. Entries include per sack flour prices and various cuts of meat with different weights and ages for turkeys hens and chicks.
A Des Moines newspaper offers annual subscription for $1.50 postage paid, with options of $1.00 for 8 months, 80 cents for 6 months, and 50 cents for 3 months. It claims to be the most complete paper in Iowa and notes it stops when prepaid time ends. Send address to THE News, Des Moines, Iowa.
Summer excursions to Colorado Utah and the Black Hills offered at one fare plus 50 cents round trip. On sale daily June 1 to September 30 1903 with return limit October 31 1903. Homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesday each month at one fare plus $2 with a 21 day limit. E O Wilson ticket agent.
Sealed bids for a public library building in Chariton Iowa must be received by 10 a m August 31 1905. Plans available at First National Bank Chariton. Bids filed with F R Crocker. Building Committee may reject any or all bids. Thomas Gay chairman.
Mr. J. S. Swinehart of Stuart has purchased the V. V. Shular stock of groceries and has taken possession. He comes highly recommended as a gentleman and a business man and is expected to receive liberal patronage.
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