02 Dec 1891
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1891
Page
1
The article hails West's selection of seals, sealettes and cloth garments as the best and most stylish wraps available. It notes competition from Burckhardt coats and claims West offers the only way to purchase the renowned Burckhardt garment through their establishment.
A collage of 19th century items including shoe prices from Garrison and Russell and a list of local business offers. Mentions of George Saunders visiting Montpelier, subscription pitches for The New Era, Florentine at the Depot Restaurant, and Glidden barbed wire. Also notes of Bankrupt Store owner James Mobley, visits by James Gates, and county commissioners meeting. Economic remarks on wheat prices and a meditation on litigation trends.
Advertisements tout D B Blouse suits for children up to 14 years and boy outfits from 4 years up, Docker shoes, and a full line of woolen overcoats from ED Lindley. Also promoted are oysters, meals at Depot Restaurant, a now twice weekly Rushville Republican, and notable notes on Mile Decca and Mile Decca at the Rink Opera House.
Government tests and medical authorities from Rush Medical College Chicago Board of Health U S Government Chemist and state officials acclaim Royal Baking Powder as pure reliable high quality and superior to other brands. Officials urge avoiding powders needing larger cans than Royal as proof of their adulteration.
Local items report discounts on lamps and fencing wire, salt prices, and grocery deals. Several notices cover taxes, poultry sales, and holiday preparations, with updates on residents’ travels and community groups. A court-house prank and a real estate sale ad close the digest.
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