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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
8
Bruning and Kerstner Dry Goods announces a Saturday sale on February 26 featuring all new laces and embroideries and a spring stock of white goods. The event highlights Tunie and Louis styles for drapery trends, with heavily priced bargains to attract lace and embroidery lovers. Display tables and counters showcase the latest laces, embroideries, and white goods in ample stock.
A fragmented ad describes Lace storescope items including French and German laces, linen torchons, and embroidery fabrics. It touts fine Hanbury pieces, Swiss laces, and embroideries with promises of new patterns and a year’s supply, inviting inspection of varied lace styles and patterns.
Our new line of India Linens features very attractive prices on a wide range. The finest quantities offered at historically low rates, from entry level sheer to premium fabrics, with emphasis on value. Quality paired with low prices creates real bargains for shoppers.
In 1879 I left the battlefield and moved to Texas to start a cotton gin business. I now share ideas about the railroad era, urging double tracking for profitable routes and safer bridges to prevent loss of life. Captain Thornegan may need a wrecker to lift his boat, hoping for timely repair.
J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised leg produced a severe sore. After many salves failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it completely. Endorses relief for bruises cuts sores pimples boils and other skin ailments by druggists.
Our center aisle will stage a display of all new White Goods. It is not a cut price sale but a showing of fine new goods on very narrow margins to prove our ability to buy right and to sell with small profit.
Fragmented notes from Pocahontas area recount visits by Dr Schoot and others, a high school drama The Night Riders planned for March 18, stockholder elections at Farmers Bank of Pocahontas, and local remarks about the Kicker Improvements letter. Also reports on a lost horse, snowbound routes, and community thanks for Geo W. Waele’s death notice.
Marion McLain, about 70 years old, died near Oak Ridge Monday. The obituary notes the private nature of the death and places the event in the local area without further details.
A Missouri based ad promises free pure bred seed corn with every new subscription to The Farmer and Breeder. Subscribers receive a quart of seed corn, enough to plant about a quarter acre, with yellow or white varieties, tested by seed experts. The magazine costs 50 cents yearly and covers crops, livestock, dairying, fertilizer, and more.
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