Risk and Hufstedler Set Bold Business Goal
Risk and Hufstedler announce plans to outdo all prior efforts by doubling the house’s best business total. They claim to reach this mark by offering rare bargains and improved service to customers.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1892
Page
7
Risk and Hufstedler announce plans to outdo all prior efforts by doubling the house’s best business total. They claim to reach this mark by offering rare bargains and improved service to customers.
A business states it will reduce prices to boost cash flow within the next sixty days, signaling customers understand the move as a sacrifice to improve finances.
The advertisement lists multiple silk and fabric yardage prices including 2000 yards of silk 35c variety, 32 inch silk at 59 cents, silk faille 1.10 at 89 cents, Bengaline cards at 31.19, fancy shot silks 1.39, peau de soie 1.15 at 9 cents, and peau de soie 1.50 at 1.23.
A local retailer touts a large stock of cloaks from the manufacturer with low prices. Styles include fur muffs boas and capes and range from children's cloaks to Misses sizes. Prices start at 39 cents each and cover long or short designs.
Dress goods department showcases a wide line of patterns not seen elsewhere in the city. Prices compare favorably with rivals, with 50 pieces of muslin, various linens, cottons, and silks offered at low rates. The store notes no in-house dressmaking but can refer to skilled tailors.
The department promotes its strongest inventory ever with a full line for Ladies and Misses, Gent's, Boys, and Infants and invites shoppers to view the selection in this city.
A newspaper notice states that any person presenting the advertisement or the paper containing it will receive a five percent reduction on any underwear purchase.
Specialties in Ladies Vests priced at 21e 26c and 33c. It invites shoppers to inspect carpets rugs curtains shades and upholstery line offerings.
No. 84 runs passengers between Eldon and Davenport while No. 77 serves Eldon to Muscatine. Nos 135 and 14 stop at all stations. Nos 11 12 stop only at Eldon Fairfield Washington Columbus Junction Muscatine Davenport via Kansas City. Nos 13 14 travel via St. Joseph and Leavenworth.
Citizens urged to examine the Australian ballot and obtain copies at the Tribune office. Voters must register this week with extended hours and late-night mail rules noted. Local society news includes a church sociable, a marriage, school leadership changes, court-house progress, and a bank organization.
Joel Campbell family gathered at his home last Sunday with Dr. Eugene Campbell Dr. S. M. Campbell W P Campbell and Mr and Mrs J M Whitham. The Leggett house will stay in family hands and be repaired and operated as a hotel next spring with work starting when weather allows.
Potatoes arriving next week with notice to come. For sale the Negus property on Burlington street with potential division and long-term payment. Also an eight room house on College street with small down payment and 5 to 10 years to pay. Fritz Goehner hosts voting booth and teaches voters about the new law inviting all parties.
Advertised letters remaining uncalled for in the Fairfield post office as of October 25, 1892. Names include Wm. B. Ankrom, Miss Bertha Haines, Mr. Kime, Russell Lebanon, Miss Vida Summers, L. A. Summers, Miss Nellie. Chester P. M. prompts readers to claim with “advertised.”
Announcements list several Democratic gatherings led by Hon. John H. Craig C. E. Stubbs I. T. Flint and John J. Seerley with venues in Salina Liberty and Cedar townships plus Four Corners Lockridge on dates from Oct 27 to Nov 3 all at 7 30 pm.
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