Annual Clearance Sale Offers Unmatched Bargains Across Store
Radical reductions sweep every department for a complete rapid clearance of summer goods and garments. The sale promises offerings never equaled, even by the store, and a visit will prove the bargain opportunities are matchless.
Local notes highlight Attica events and ads
Hon I E Schoonover and Geo P Saddler of Attica visited the city. Ads showcase rugs from J Loeb's and bargains at Mayer Hardware and The Leader clearance sale. Attica social news includes visits, picnics at Portland Arch, and relatives in town with numerous references to local stores and upcoming events.
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I. E. Schoonover
Geo. P. Saddler
Attica
City
Barnstorming notes and town chatter from Mill Creek area
Mil Creek township residents Calvin L. Jones and Andrew L. Baker visited the city Tuesday regarding road improvements. Ed Gumert of Attica advertised the horse show. A light Attica turnout attended the circus. Colemans offered a Talking Machine promo with a $2.98 gift per $25 purchase. Miss Jesse B. Reynolds of Mendota guests in town. Cedar posts advertised. Bremen visitors Reverend J. H. Palmer and family hosted by J. L. Townsley and Augustine Palmer. Red River Valley touted as bread basket with investment pitch from Kingman Realty Co. New names added to a growing list, including Correll Civitz and others. James Spining back from Indianapolis on vacation. Court cases on assault and battery postponed. The Leader claims a historic price cut sale. Local trustees met county officials. Miller Mining reports optimism despite family tragedy. J. Loeb’s Reliable goods and prices promoted. Lee Allen and Billy Boyd visiting from Indianapolis. A carload of Iowa ponies sold at Paddy McMahon’s. next lot expected. Pure lard at Merryman Bros. Gentry Bros Dog and Pony show drew crowds despite rain that disrupted the final concert.
Rugs at M. Board's Furniture Store 9x12 selection
A brief notice mentions 9x12 rugs at M. Boards Furniture Store. It also notes a heated judge election in Rabbs Circuit with Stansbury leading Warren Republican candidate by about 1,500, while Judge Saunderson from Benton County is experienced and a strong vote getter amid a circuit contest. Burton's advertises shoes.
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Judge
Rabbs
Stansbury
Warren
Judge Saunderson
Benton County
21St Circuit
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