18 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1909
Page
1
A robbery seller touts 2000 worth of dress goods bought from a major importer. All high grade stock is cut, with pieces in Melrose Mobling cloths and broad cloths offered at 48c and 59c per yard, many up to 1.75. A solid case of 54 inch Repellant is advertised at 29c per yard, water proof value cited.
President Roosevelt declares electric companies are forming a water power monopoly and vetoes the bill. He warns of concentrated control and preserves federal oversight over water power projects.
President Roosevelt in a message to Congress warns that twenty first century water power trusts threaten public welfare. He cites General Electric and Westinghouse as leading players controlling 950000 horsepower and urges limits and time-bound, revocable grants to curb a looming hydro electric monopoly. He notes Congress debates bills granting perpetual rights for James River dam and calls for public- interest governance.
Ad lists 150 pairs of women's vici kid shoes and 200 pairs of women's calf bag shoes offered at sale prices around $1.23 to $1.75. Also notes 179 pairs of men's box calf leather shoes priced at $1.69. Indicates a bargain event with broad stock and low prices.
Bargains on the 10c counter feature a wide range of Titian enamel ware including 6 quart dish pans large wash pans stew pans kettles and dairy pans. The ad urges customers to inspect the entire line and highlights unusually low prices.
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