25 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
1
Protter's Clothes presents an extraordinary showing at the Hub featuring winter and Thanksgiving apparel. Shoppers are promised genuine pleasure in looking well dressed for the holiday and city trip, with quality garments, new novelties, and special prices inspired by a recent Chicago trip.
A new annex at a men’s store boasts a full range of men’s wear and sons’ apparel at popular prices. It highlights all wool suits and overcoats with tailored details, claims savings over competitors, and advertises discounts on fabrics, pants, and accessories across multiple brands.
The ad promotes deep discounts on kimonos dress sacques and comforts close at 8c to 10c many fabric lines including crepes silks calico and dress goods with prices from 10c to 39c Also advertised are blankets comforts draperies carpets and Munsing underwear plus a wide Ladies ready to wear floor and baby department with coats gowns skirts and rainwear all aimed at Thanksgiving shoppers.
Fragmented ad copy cites AML items and TV room extras with prices. Mentions colored screens in blues browns and red hues and Cory items priced at 2.00 31.50 3.00 and bundles totaling 83.00. Also notes hats and caps priced from 33 cents to 3.00.
Local store advertises an expanded boys department with suits and overcoats priced 3.50 to 5.00 plus hats caps shirts and underwear, highlighting years of serving families and a wider selection for boys.
One lot men's dress shoes Douglass and Crossett four dollar value to close at two dollars. One lot boys shoes gunmetal and vici two and three dollar values to close at one fifty. The Old Reliable Star Brand work shoes offered at old prices.
Full line of Royal Society floss and art finen items including stamped center pieces gowns combination suits waists bath and guest towels suitable for Xmas gifts. Roman striped ribbon offered from 30 cents to 1 50 per yard.
Family footwear sale features guaranteed shoes at lower prices. Ladies options include patent and vici styles priced from 2.59 to 3.19, lace and fleeced lined shoes 0.98 to 1.39, and a closeout on Buster Brown children’s styles previously 2.00. Infant shoes cut to 0.39. Children and misses vici lace and button pairs from 0.94 to 1.00.
The article warns of a highly contagious foot and mouth outbreak spreading from cattle to other livestock. By November 10, 15 states including Massachusetts New York Illinois Ohio and Iowa are under quarantine with interstate movement of live stock and related products banned. It notes transmission via animals, fodder, people and vehicles, and outlines quarantine practices slaughtering of affected herds appraisals and burial with lime, plus emphasis on reporting suspicious cases and strict disinfection to prevent further spread.
Notice states no hunting with dog or gun day or night no trapping and no trespassing on farms in Harrison township Harrison county Indiana signed by Wim ghipperdan Jno B Stonecipher Gee E Kopp William Singleton Chris Hubbard Mrs Leanna Tindall ad Kitterman Amos Rhodes Otto Smith Wiley Rhodes William Shuck Willard Rhodes John Shuck George Denbo Aaron Miller Walter Denbo Christian Keller Henry Amy W G Rhodes Jerry Watson Ed Sharp D P Stonecipher all 3w
A notice from the Southern Indiana Orchard Company in Washington township Harrison County Indiana prohibits hunting with dogs or guns day or night and trapping or trespassing on the farm. Signed A R Connor Superintendent. noy 11-3
A public posting from Frank R. Miller and Catherine A. Miller restricts entry on their 360 acre farm in Jackson township Harrison county Indiana. No trapping trespassing or dogs or guns allowed on the property day or night.
No hunting with dog or gun and no trapping allowed on the Peterson farm in Scott township. Violators will be prosecuted. Notice signed by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Peterson dated November 11. Joe T. McClaran note appears with a request to come and get the trees.
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