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Catalog note lists ladies tailor made suits skirts coats and winter cloaks with shirts and waists for the season. Prices and availability understated but items described for women’s apparel.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
8
Catalog note lists ladies tailor made suits skirts coats and winter cloaks with shirts and waists for the season. Prices and availability understated but items described for women’s apparel.
The Forty Fifth Annual County Fair has drawn large crowds and good displays, with crops and prices improving locally. Editors urge management by people of large ideas free from selfish interests, stressing public stewardship, loyalty in patronage, and education through the fair. George Hawthorn visits TH McGeorge. A six or seven room house is wanted. Berry Shular rents Rhodes property on South Fourth Street, moving next week.
The Creek Band of Mellett furnishes music at the fair this week. They look well in new uniforms and play excellent, plentiful music. Mellett can be proud of her band.
Storage service advertises bringing stores to the Trader's Exchange for summer care and careful handling of various goods. Rates are described as reasonable and the notice is signed by James Slim.
In a Civil War scene a loyal Virginian named William Barlow reaches Union lines and reports trouble with Vigilants near Fairfax. The General grants Sam Allison freedom at camp and he departs, expressing relief at his liberty.
A first person recounts Civil War tensions and taunting from Southern residents while seeking passage north. The narrative describes hunger, forced meat theft, and intimidation, then shifts to local notices of shop closings, property sales, and community deaths, including aging residents and farm shifts.
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