Hamburgers and social visits dot a busy week
A long list of local residents travel and guests fill weekend and weekday plans in Shenandoah and surrounding towns. Mrs Ryerson returns to Chicago, visitors come from Omaha, Des Moines, Lincoln, and Rockport, with many joining relatives at homes and churches through June.
Let Us Prove To You We Offer an Economic Beat
Let Us Prove To You that by trading here you follow an economical beat. We believe buying where you can get the beat as well as most of it shows economy. Give us a chance and we will make a lasting friend out of you. A few reasons why follow.
Macaroni Package Break Trick Debuts in Grocery Tale
A shopper demonstrates a quirky packing trick by breaking a long macaroni package in half to fit a convenient bundle. The clerk, surprised, notes the method works, and the customer claims he does it often. Nearby notes report local visits, travels, and community events including Fourth of July plans and letter listings.
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Coal advertising plea from Sturgeon era
An old coal advertisement appeals to homeowners to stock coal for winter. It emphasizes warmth, a cozy home, and friendly messaging from C. W. Sturgeon, urging readers to order a load to avoid a cold house and ensure comfort during holidays.
Miss Sykes Offers Singing Piano Organ Lessons
Miss Sykes will return to her studio on Monday June 12 and will be pleased to meet those who desire to take lessons in singing, piano or organ.
Public notice on gradual store closing hours
Merchants announce a shift to earlier closing times to stay current with others. They propose: no changes before July 1, then gradual earlier hours through August, with 6:80 as the daily closing time thereafter except Saturday nights. Exceptions for urgent sickness or death only.
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