07 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
1
A festive sale offers 29¢ per yard for solid color piece goods and 55¢ for grey storm Serge. Heavy wool fabrics described as extra good value include black brown and red, with French Serge at 59¢ per yard. Sale highlights include assorted colors and finishes, emphasizing low prices and quality.
In Missouri Supreme Court, H B Cole reports the board of curators challenge State Auditor John P Gordon over using local attorneys to collect collateral inheritance taxes. Gordon cites legal opinion and asserts he has increased tax returns, saving taxpayers money and boosting the university.
Move to Toyland display featuring Moving Trains Climbing Monkeys Whizzing Toys and more. Bring children to choose early before items sell out. Santa’s home display promises a year of chatter for youngsters as prices start at 14.00.
Readable ad promotes sewing machines, watches, clocks, blankets, and comforts with low prices. Claims guaranteed satisfaction and special sale prices like $25 valves and $19.00 items. Encourages calls and in-store visits with holiday safety notes and discount promises.
A fragmentary ad lists items such as Army and Navy coffee, Gad Rice, Navy Beans, Corn Syrup, Baking Powder and cornstarch with prices like 44 cents per unit and 7 cents for the half gallon. The note reads as a scarce shopping guide with emphasis on bulk and discount staples.
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