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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
3
A compact classified style item describes various oxford and blucher shoes for women, listing calf and kid leather options with eyelet counts, toe shapes, short vamps, and patent finishes. It notes special pricing around $2.50 and $3 value ranges with fitted options available.
A lucky purchase from an overstocked manufacturer brings this Oxford chance to you at a saving of one dollar per pair. Made of fine selected kid with patent tip, neat curve last, stylish heel and welted sole. Available in widths A to E and sizes up to 7. Regularly 2.50. Now only 1.48.
Shoes priced from $1.50 to $2.45 offered in several styles for misses and men. Misses sizes up to 11 and 12 to 2. men’s dressy patent leather, box calf, and diet kid with sewed buttons and full sole. Regular values range from $3.00 to $3.50. A pair.
The president urges the agriculture department to promote farming from coast to coast as a national movement. He envisions reclaiming waste land, improving drainage, and raising soil fertility, with James Wilson supporting a national agricultural newspaper and intensified farming to lure young people to farm life. The piece details farm sizes in the Indiana region, costs, and the challenge for young men to start or rent small farms, stressing hard work and efficiency over easy profits.
In a rough frontier vignette set near the stockyards and a Golden West hotel, cowpunchers Glum Reckleas Chunky and Jack exchange a wind-blown yarn about the Aztec lode. A mining engineer and a ghostly figure figure into a tale of danger, greed, and a perilous descent into an ancient shaft as locals debate fate and fortune in a dusty frontier world.
Real estate transfer notes list Finn Hayes to Calvin Houk at 26-100 a Thorntown area. Thomas Speer transfers to William H. Brinley in-lot-6 with FP and H additions in Zionsville. Samuel H and Owen BE Wilcox convey to Richard C. Witt lot 10 P Label notes indicate nominal $1.00 consideration.
An exchange reveals a prospective groom boasting business competence while an elder questions repayment history and the ability to support the bride. The scene includes references to Hibbard and Dean tailors and a $45 old debt, with tempers flaring during the wedding talk in a Chicago Record Herald report.
A man begins a quest to see a great J team by viewing cartoons featuring Shimowlt and Bs, sensing a connection and inspiration in the drawings.
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