Yard Prices Dip Then Rise to Sixty Cents
A local pricing note shows yard goods shifting from earlier to current rates, now listed at sixty cents per yard. The brief reflects market adjustments and consumer awareness of fabric costs.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1894
Page
6
A local pricing note shows yard goods shifting from earlier to current rates, now listed at sixty cents per yard. The brief reflects market adjustments and consumer awareness of fabric costs.
The issue urges Jackson to back a cotton factory and praises the Globe store while urging subscriptions to the Arcus. It notes Mr. Charlie Pinckney's illness, anticipates oil mill operations through Christmas and January, and highlights a festive ball, entertainment by Betsy Hamilton, and local business ads.
Mrs Jester offers a Christmas Turkey Dinner at the Hotel de Dempsey with first class quality for the price of two bits. The announcer claims it is the best in town and invites patrons to attend on Christmas day.
A general election for aldermen in Jackson will be held on the first Wednesday in January 1895. Registration books are now open in the mayor's office at Court House Street, Millrs City Clerk.
Thousands report cures for rheumatism catarrh ulcers sores blotches and malignant blood and skin diseases from Botanic Blood Balm after forty years of physician experience. Price $1 large bottle. Available through druggists. Send for free book and address Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga.
The Jackson Banking Company will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 8 1895 at 10 o'clock Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and other business transacted. Erunexiper President L D Warson Cashier.
Parties owing MicKibben D must settle their notes as they fall due or risk being sued. The notice warns of impending legal action by MicKibben D as deadlines lapse.
The Oil Mill Ginnery will be open daily through December 25 1894. The notice sets extended holiday hours for customers seeking milling and ginning services during the season.
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