Merchandise At A Living Price Shop Ad
An old ad touts dry goods notions hats and groc with potash priced at 25 cents. It emphasizes living prices for all other goods and invites shoppers to visit the store.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
6
An old ad touts dry goods notions hats and groc with potash priced at 25 cents. It emphasizes living prices for all other goods and invites shoppers to visit the store.
A Denver Post feature note explains a odd habit among smokers. Right handed men place cigars on the left side of the mouth while left handed men favor the right side. The writer cites a general rule to keep the lesser side free for emergencies.
A well-dressed man asks if the city issues permits for prim fighting at the city hall window. The clerk says it's against the law and directs him to the window across the hall for marriage licenses, correcting the misperception.
A fragmented item notes a local life insurance association collecting three assessments two years ago totaling $3.45. The money is reportedly held in a Gethan bank and a claimant named Deniel of Doi 4 arranged an agent C O tETESIEC to assist.
The First National Bank of Dothan emphasizes capital stock surplus and liabilities with leadership by President D. C. Carmichael and Vice President E. Malone. G. H. Malone serves as Cashier and Robt. Boyd as Assistant Cashier in a courteous, community oriented frame.
Joe Baker, J. R. Faircloth and W. R. McKenzie appear among residents named in the community roster. The brief snippet identifies individuals likely connected to a local group or committee. Further context remains unread in the fragment.
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