07 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
1
A. B. Gookin & Co advertises unlimited money to loan for long terms with option to pay $100 or multiples on any Interest pay day. No delays in closing loans. Call at once to borrow.
A fragment notes a sale of sweet corn at Lewis Place or Store with a price cited as five cents per ears. The garbled OCR suggests a local market item or roadside stand listing corn for sale.
An assortment of 1907 era ads notes Noxalli Club cigars from Chariton and Kreger butter flake bread at Elba's Cafe. The Patriot offers yearly subscription for one dollar. Lewis' stores promise savings on purchases. Becker barber shop operates under First National Bank.
Chariton residents and visitors are listed with travel and family ties. Names include George Reel Albia and J. Streed Tone Bros. staff. Miss Dillman. Lola Steele. Lola Homsher. Mrs. Dukes. Mrs. Patton. A. Hosea's Indiana trip. several Ottumwa and Des Moines connections.
The notice promises refunds if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds and claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia or consumption. It emphasizes no opiates, a yellow genuine package, and warns against substitutes. Also lists Kreger bread at Elba's Cafe and Continental crushed fruit chocolates at Elba's Cafe.
The six Brown Shoe Co factories center on making the best shoes. They stress durability, fit, and lasting shape beyond beauty in windows. Shoppers are invited to study their styles and standards and compare prices, with many good features to inspect in the shoe department.
A range of ladies and misses oxfords in vici kid, box calf, patent, and gun metal finishes is offered. Styles include Princess-vici kid, Queen Bee variants, Usona, White House, and various straight lace options. Prices run from 1.75 to 3.50 with emphasis on value and service.
Advertises various children s shoes including soft sole moccasins and patent tip styles. Lists Dongola and Enterprise box calf options with prices ranging around 0.25 to 1.75 as well as Buster Brown box calf and patent tip blucher models. Contains several pricing and item descriptions typical of a 19th or early 20th century department store catalog.
Local retailer promotes rubber footwear with a focus on value and quality. Company pledges support for every pair sold, emphasizing customer satisfaction and dependable service.
The ad lists several styles including a 50 Capital satin calf cap toe Yellowstone box calf Repeater kid bal Buster Bumble Bee in patent calf or gun metal. White House patent calf gun metal oxford and reeds priced. A complete line of boys and little gent’s shoes shown with prices from 1.35 to 9.50.
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