Millinery Sales Event Aimed at Tangier Shoppers
A local millinery offers a special sale inviting customers to visit the Tangier shop. The owner plans to meet former customers and showcase new hats and styles, hoping to welcome back past clientele.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
8
A local millinery offers a special sale inviting customers to visit the Tangier shop. The owner plans to meet former customers and showcase new hats and styles, hoping to welcome back past clientele.
A local gathering featured a well matched event with tents and expected guests. Col Woods offered harness gear while Mr and Mrs Gay Kent of Veddo visited relatives. Woody promised good service and bigrey hayes was noted in attendance.
The spindle of details describes an imported Oldenburg German coach horse bred by Chibr Moerdorf and raised for stud purposes in America. It notes sire and dam traits, feeding, and physical features, with warnings about responsibilities and breeding terms. R. M. Campbell is listed as owner and keeper.
Fragmentary OCR listing odd phrases and names. Mentions Canadian paths, assets, and several garbled terms. No clear event, person, or organization details emerge to specify a valid newspaper item.
Notable names drop by as Tadisgiagiadis Bridiay and Veda Anglemyer visit friends and relatives in Veedersburg. The craft and shop scene recaps include Cory's wallpaper and GC L Woods harness shop. William Marshall is listed on the sick list.
Newton Brown dies at his daughter's home Sunday from pneumonia. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Marsal, with burial in Pohim cemetery near Toward. Article notes local business changes and a Boonville police incident before reporting a major fire on the John Redenbaugh farm and a proclamation naming Arbor Days in the state.
A message from Mrs. M. Sune mers of Notre Dame offers a free home remedy claimed to cure muscular and joint pains sciatica backache kidney pains and neuralgia by removing uric acid from the blood. She invites sufferers to write for proof and orders boxes at Box R Notre Dame.
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