DRESSES on Terrific Sale Days End-Of-Event Promos
Local retailer touts Terrific Sale Days as the last chance event for dresses in a formal closing push. Big discounts and doorbusters advertised as the biggest dress sale of the season.
06 May 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
1
Local retailer touts Terrific Sale Days as the last chance event for dresses in a formal closing push. Big discounts and doorbusters advertised as the biggest dress sale of the season.
Indiana Fire Marshal backs a state wide clean up and paint up week to cut fire risks by clearing rubbish. He warns against burning trash near buildings and notes 129 fires and 21000 in property loss in eight months from rubbish fires. Also includes a health note praising a laxative product.
Announcement lists fertilizer deliveries to Rumsey via Evi Crayden and Corydon Junction via Mr Walker, blacksmith, with data credited to Eu Bigler. The notice underscores timely procurement ahead of planting season.
A notice records the death of Mrs Bet Watson on April 1 1904 at about six in the morning, age ninety one years seven months four days. It notes her birth date, widowhood, children Henry and George Watson, nine grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, and her longtime Bethel U B church membership. The piece honors her faith and offers devotional lines about reunion in heaven.
An ad from Corydon Indiana promotes Alva Anderson opening a shoe repair shop beside Gilham and Fravel's barber shop. He guarantees all work and asks locals to give a trial to be convinced.
Relatives of Dr. Ro S N Mayfield of Bedford Indiana received letters claiming he serves as chief surgeon in Vila's rebel camp in Mexico. Once in Juarez and then transferred to Chihuahua the physician has been in Mexico seven years and opposed U.S. intervention per circulated propaganda.
A state commissioner calls inspectors in multiple cities to push standard weight compliance for all goods. He urges prosecutions only after corrective steps fail and warns against short measures in berry boxes and adhesive tape. A July wheat market surge and elevator scale inspections are noted.
A serious wreck of a freight train occurred at Temple in Crawford county on Tuesday of last week. The train left the track with eight coal cars piled up while several others derailed. The rear two cars and the caboose stayed on track. The crew jumped clear and were not killed. A front wheel flange broke, causing the derailment. The wreck proved costly to the company.
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