Ackerman & Boor Ad Notes Miss Artie Burdick Visit
Ackerman and Boor announce Miss Artie Burdick visiting her sister in Angola. Fred Snyder of Angola visited friends here on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1896
Page
6
Ackerman and Boor announce Miss Artie Burdick visiting her sister in Angola. Fred Snyder of Angola visited friends here on Sunday.
A busy week with cooler weather noted. Roy Milnes of Goshen visits nearby. Stephen Dorwin and family attend camp meeting with Ashley. Miss Artie Burdick plans a Detroit trip to promote millinery. Clifton Chadwick returns to Hillsdale after summer with grandparents. A Japanese lecture on Aug 26 at the Congregational church titled The Empire of the Rising Sun.
A collage of social updates and upcoming events across the area. Baked goods available by order at Kepler's. births announced. visitors and travels noted. Picnics, lectures, lectures, fairs, and excursions planned with dates and locations including Harding's Grove Jamestown and Waterloo Fair September 1 to 4.
The notice highlights East Market as a trusted meat source with careful handling and consistent quality. It notes a selection of honey this week and signs off with J.P. Avunianr as the contact.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will run a special round trip from Angola to Baw Beese Park Hillsdale on Thursday August 27. One fare for the round trip. See bills and ask agents about me trains.
An unfinished goods notice lists fabrics and notions with price cuts and color options. It references cashmeres, silks, bedford cord, and suitings, with various discount figures and sizes, but OCR truncation yields scattered phrases and inconsistent punctuation. The fragment hints at a department store or dry goods shop advertisement detailing discounted textile items and accessories.
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