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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
5
Draperies and fabrics offered in light and dark colors with regular values listed. Items include Guad Apron ginghams bleached muslin and Utomfort Robe Prints with varied prices. Feathertick ing 15¢ values, heavy grade outings 10¢ values, percales plain or bordered 10¢ values, blankets gray or tas 500 values, outings flannel in light and dark. Restrictions apply on quantity.
In a compact ad style notice shoppers see sizes for men and women including ladies fleece lined vests and pants in sizes 4, 3, 6 and 7 8 9 with listings described as special good values all sizes. Also children's heavy fleece products are advertised at low prices with several price points noted in a mid century newspaper style listing.
An itemized grocery sale notice lists prices and dates for a local market. The notice notes bulk items and discounts, with key figures and percentages.
Fremont county supervisors approve tax levies for 1 year to fund state and local services. Separate notice: October 1 sale of government town lots on Fort Shaw unit of Sun River irrigation project in Montana, as water rights and farming land develop. Local notices mention residents and events, including obituaries and community gatherings.
October Special features two dozen photos for 25c at Lorimer's. Rev. John Zuck and daughter with Mrs. Ernest Zuck traveled toward Council Bluffs en route to South Dakota after an extended visit. Mrs. James Bentley hosted sister Mrs. Jas. Bailey of Payne for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Barnes visited relatives in Watson, Meo. Miss Effie Lrown returned Saturday after a Red Loak visit.
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