Scarboro Cards in Shirt Waist Fabrics Go On Sale
A case of Scarboro Cards contracted last fall is offered at 5c a yard, well below market value of 83c. The fabrics are described as beautiful with guaranteed colors and matching styles for every lady. A strong value claim urges customers to visit the store promptly.
Spring Hosiery and Underwear Line Debuts at Old Prices
Our new spring hosiery and underwear arrive with no price increases. The assortment is described as complete and affordable, urging women not to miss these two lines this season.
Preparing Sugar Beet Plots for Best County Results
W S Miller urges careful plot selection with representative soil and deep, thorough tillage to ensure pure, healthy sugar beets. Emphasizes deep subsoil, thorough pulverization, and spacing for maximum yield, urging adherence to factory-tested practices and seed guidance.
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The Draped Guests At Evening Presbyterian Event
A social noted gathering lists attendees including Montgomers and Ricketts with Lawrence and Cretford among speakers. Wafers and refreshments were served, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as a universal remedy. Mrs Mannerman from Liersburg endorses One Minute Cure for coughs, colds, and throat illnesses.
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Mitchel Wageoner
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Singsey Fisher
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Anmie Hunt
Vines
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E. Anderson
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Proclamation on Destruction of Property in South African War
London reports the colonial office has sent Cape Town a proclamation warning that destruction of British property will invite compensation and private-property levies. Milner and Butler moves signal ongoing reforms as Britain contemplates independence for the Transvaal and Free State amid the war.
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Bisemfontein
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Lord Roberts
Natal
General Butler
Assassination Attempt Fails in Kansas Editor Shooting
Troy Times editor Frank W. Elliott, a Democratic weekly leader, was shot from behind a freight car as he stepped from a Grand Island train in Troy Kansas. He was hit in the arm and groin but survives amid local political tensions in Doniphan County.
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Frank W. Elliott
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