Candy Kitchen and Stump’s Carnival Sale Promos
Local notices share promotions for the Candy Kitchen and Stump’s Carnival sale at Straussville. Items include white fish and dotted swiss fabric, flowers, Calico, ice cream, and bargain dress shirts. Several visits and weddings are noted among residents.
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Candy Kitchen
Chas
Stump’s
Straussville
Stump's Carnival Sale and Local Bargains Rise
Local catalogue notes low prices on cabbage plants 38 cent dress shirts and 20 cent canned peas at Stump's in Straussville. Fragments mention shoppers, travel, weddings, and small-town events with Stump's ads, community notices, and several names like Simonton Pence and Mrs. Van Hoomissen amid frequent upbeat bargain promotions.
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Stump’s
Straussville
Stump's bargains and local social notes highlight town life
The report lists low prices at Stump's including 20¢ cans of mosquitoes and 58¢ white fish in pails, 21 pounds of granulated sugar, caliconc per yard, and 38¢ men's dress shirts. It also covers local visits, dances, travel to Colorado for fishing, a roofed band stand under construction, and a burglary at Mrs. Katherine Wylie's home.
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Stump’s
St. At Stump’s
Straussville
Stump's Carnival Sale At Straussville Promised Big Deals
The advertisement touts Stump's Carnival sale as the season's big event at Straussville with bargains offered by M Seff and Mrs H C Bakers Millinery. The piece also includes several municipal public notices from Falls City Nebraska about sidewalk repair meetings in July 1907 addressed to property owners.
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Nebraska
Richardson
Falls City
Atina Sedlomaye Nore
B.K. Baker
Nebeanka
Fulla Ity
Mary Wagner
Valle City
Seth
Jaume
KK. Hanen
Jesse Law
Comet Chamber
Saul
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