Local Bargain Column Promises Great Deals
An ad style notice proclaims unmatched value with a bold claim of the greatest combination of quality goods at low prices ever organized. It emphasizes variety and savings for shoppers seeking bargains.
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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
1
An ad style notice proclaims unmatched value with a bold claim of the greatest combination of quality goods at low prices ever organized. It emphasizes variety and savings for shoppers seeking bargains.
Local brief highlights include H I Foskett visiting Shenandoah on business, B L Brown preparing to open the Lindell hotel July 10, and J W Trullinger stopping by for business. Also mention Wright's shirt waist sale, Frank Gillman buying a Smith Premier typewriter, Rev Nye visiting for Epworth league, and fishing by O F Redshaw from Green Bay.
Local items describe visits by residents from Sidney Shenandoah and Mound City. Thorp’s offers cheap fruit and candies while promoting fresh breads. A bank uniform delay shifts K P memorial services to Sunday June 30th. Prof. A H Wells eye specialist arrives at Julien hotel. Community church programs highlight Sunday lessons and upcoming themes.
The advertisement boasts the finest assortment of tailored suits in the country with prices within reach for all. It encourages a look at the fall line as a potential purchase.
Local notices advertise Thorp's fireworks and bread bakery with praise for fine pastry and "best in town" claims. Wright's shoe department offers 200 pairs of women’s tan lace hand turn shoes at 1.00 and 1.25. Sidney visitors include Mrs George Lerew and son Merl and Fred Shaffer. Rock port Lecture Congress and Musical Jubilee set for June 30 to July 7. A wedding anniversary at the Bogans is described with lanterns and refreshments. A corrected bid deadline for a District No 5 school project is June 23 1901. Rev L B Wickershim will lecture Chickens Come Home to Roost July 1 with Epworth League sponsorship. tickets 25 cents at Brower's drug store.
Estray notice for two yearling heifers, one red and one white faced, taken up at Louis Giggar’s residence two miles east of Ham burg. Animals have been there about two weeks and are awaiting claim.
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