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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
3
Headquarters for Economical Buyers touts low prices all year with a motto quick sales and small profits. The store offers a money back guarantee if a purchase is unsatisfactory and emphasizes serving customers during peak season.
Advertisement urges shoppers to buy new spring 1906 suits at 12 50 to 15 00 instead of 18 00. Highlights Eton and coat styles with short or long sleeves, boasting handsome trimming and material quality. Savings emphasized for buyers in this period promotion.
The assortment is nearly unlimited with new spring shadings and chic effects. Prices for these suits run 15 20 25 and 35 dollars.
The ad promotes spring jackets such as Eton hip length coats and loose tourist coats in tan coverts, plus fancy suitings Cheviots and tailored weaves. Prices span $5 to $20 for coats and $0.20 to $1.00 plus for waists, highlighting new styles and trims.
Poetic reflection contrasts rural endurance with calls for reform and political agitation. The narrator laments disruption by reformers while praising soil fertility and local life, referencing President Roosevelt and shifting political attitudes amid night and day imagery.
The essay quotes President Roosevelt condemning lurid and libelous journalism while praising focused reform. Grand Forks and St Paul essays reflect on political virtue, with Beveridge's Indianapolis speech urging the Republican Party to lead as the champion of progressive liberty in the present.
Landlord Lee buys the old tile site for garden use. Ole Aurvigg’s son to undergo appendectomy at Bismarck hospital. WW Yeater returns from Towards Week with ten registered bulls for sale. Mrs Mandino and family travel to Bismarck for her husband’s mother’s illness. Joseph Hare of Bismarck rumored to open a general store in Braddock, a bank director. A.G. Barton, Walloon druggist, joins T. W. Welsh’s drug store. welcome to Braddock.
The article discusses persistent price increases for farm lands across Minnesota South Dakota and North Carolina contexts noting higher bids and rising costs. It highlights the impact on farmers and the potential for continued demand and investment in rural property.
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