Winter Suits In Stock At City Store Prices Listed
Fragments show winter suit prices ranging around six to twenty five dollars. Items include new and damaged text with figures like 6.00 16.00 20.00 25.00 and references to suits and outfits.
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19 Jan 1908
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Lebanon Semi Weekly News in Lebanon, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Lebanon Semi Weekly News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1908
Page
1
Men's and Young Men's Raincoats See
A brief notice highlights availability of raincoats for men and young men. The listing notes sizes, styles, and price ranges, inviting customers to inquire at the store. The item emphasizes practical outerwear for varied ages during wet seasons.
Clearance sale trims broker stock of wine salts and coats
A concise notice notes decisive reductions on small lots of wine, salt, and overcoats as brokers clear inventory. The terse item signals a broad price cuts event without listing specific brands or quantities.
Partial agricultural market notes and local notices
The fragment summarizes grain prices and shipments with figures for wheat, corn, oats, and sacks, plus local family and community notices. Names like McGil istown, Union Water Works, Moser Brothers, and various residents appear alongside farm and shipping data, with scattered notes on weather and local visits. The text preserves names of individuals and rural commerce details, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century local market page.
Hillsdale Sale Listings and Local Visitors Report
A fragmented Hillsdale area notice lists many attendees at an auction or sale including Mr. and Mrs Henry Pune and Grace, plus several named families such as the Fanckud, Monroe Herr, Meyer, and Faneckan households. The report mentions visitors from Annville and Campbeltown and notes numerous locals traveled to attend the sale, with remarks on the social mix and gatherings afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pune
Léona
South
Annville
Omigrer
Shivin's
Ce ShrbAner
Aye Herr
Grace
John
Fanck
Ada
Izabeth
Henry Faneckan
Samuel
Meyer
Monroe Herr
T. Meyer
George
A. Haj
Axon
Mamie
aThe
Framdinberger
Bun
Amos
Fragmentary Notes From A Busy Lebanon Avon Visit
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Lebanon Avon visits and several named figures. It references Miss Lisale Spangahae, Mrs. Oyuija Hostetter, Mr. Pleagan, Mrs. Edwin Whitman ill with typhoid fever, and social events at Henry Hitz's with Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Mrs. Frank Long, and others hosting visitors. The text is fragmented with unclear dates and full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleagan
Oyuija
Mohroe
Christ Dassisi
Lebanon
Lisale Spangahae
Avon
Wdwin Whitman
Long United
Henry Hitz
Mir
Harry
Frank
Long
Thomas “Alvert
An Mah
Annville
Pater
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New York
Rhlindelphia
Bugdertia
Avek
Ree
Ality
McGilistown
Forin Lagit
Union Water
Wootks
Moser Brothers
D. Wengert
John A
John St. Wwraindt
Brederieksturg
Christian Wengert
Core
Palmyra
Miles Bontberger
Clyde
Stella
Harrisburg
Wayne Tomberger
Amanda Plunkett
Eiva
Grant Daudert
N. A. Artz
Jastuetal
Slepp
Twes
Frank Artz
Annuille
Chas, Arty
H. A. Artz
Hilesdane
Wedating
Hela
Meyer Heme
Hillsdale
Ployanant -Ag
Vmantii¢E- Long
Campbeltown
Pioring
United
Smiley Mokuhi
Tee
Sabia
Uae
San’s of America
Cumberland Street
Mann's
Cumberland St
DR. Kaupman
John F. Wole
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