11 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
La Porte City Review
Location
La Porte City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1885
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows irregular weather notes across Michigan and Illinois with plowing in cold web conditions and reports of ghasts and noise drowning shrubs. A Philadelphia molecular party summary discusses election contests in Des Moines and Chicago, Republican moves, and calls to preserve party integrity.
A 1885 Madison journal letter by former Democrat Bren Lew denounces the Cleveland administration as corrupt and deceitful. He claims party leaders betrayed reform aims, cites patronage and blackmail, and declares he will join the Republicans to restore honesty and patriotism. Lew urges readers to scrutinize appointments and public conduct.
Mrs. Mary A. Dalley of Tuckbapnock Pa endured six years of asthma and bronchitis with no relief from doctors. In October she used Dr King s New Discovery and found immediate aid, continuing use led to a full recovery and substantial weight gain. Free trial bottles offered at James Drug Store with large bottles priced at $1.00.
The company announces securing the former Ingersoll and Moulton building and theA elevator to buy grain and seeds. It touts years of experience in the region, claiming better prices for farmers by leveraging familiarity with local markets and past dealings to earn public confidence.
Wagner and Lawson offer hardware stoves cutlery nails fencewire and furnishing goods in a compact local advertisement highlighting a broad range of household and building supplies for customers.
Crackers once sold at five cents per pound now fetch higher prices at BocGesS and Walker. Local buyers report rising rates as scarce supply drives the market.
Blumenthal's Que Prise Store proclaims equal treatment for all customers and highlights their Dry Goods and Clothing line. Shoppers are offered dress goods from 50 cents per yard to two dollars, plus a French gros grain Silk at one dollar per yard.
Cle ary advertises stock not aged or stylish but new and bought at factory prices. They can fit any man with a stylish suit from five dollars upward. They pledge equal pricing with no favoritism and claim to sell cotton for wool. They guarantee every garment and offer refunds if a suit labeled all wool proves half cotton.
An advertisement proclaims domestic wool products priced 60 to 85 cents per yard or unit and promises to beat rival Bru’s 85 cent pricing. The seller offers free matching and a $100 forfeiture to anyone who proves their ads are not as stated, inviting customers to test the claim.
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