Editorials and ads mix turmoil in Missouri papers
The clippings span editorials from the St Louis Republic and Lateaville Banner criticizing graft in city institutions and praising reform voices. A Dallas doctor endorses One Minute Cough Care, while Green's August Flower is pitched as a long‑trusted stomach remedy. Domestic ads tout remedies and household products amid urban political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Marble Hill
Jefferson Club
Lateaville
Bt. Lewi
the Mirror
Globe- Democrat Ia
Ziegenhein
John H. Simon
Democratic Health
Armatrong
Dallas
Tex
M. McAnalt
Willionaire
Avila
Green
Open Sale Promises Low Prices and Wide Stock
A fragmented notice touts a sale continuing for as long as stock lasts. It pledges extremely low prices and broad stock to attract customers and urges continued public support and steady trade.
Millinery Bargains Steam Ahead at Great Reductions
In a bold sale the store advertises astounding millinery bargains with every grade and style of hat reduced to the lowest figures. Hats must go and buyers are urged to come early to secure selections at prices never quoted before.
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Marble Hill Press
Freas
Lend Jetenga
Predericktown
Ned Ead
Eee
Tha Wook
Pike County
Lagiane
Thoa. B. Green
Missouri
Honolulu
St. Louis Republic
Latesville
Hunter & Dickey
Smith’s Store
Mirable Hill
Norfolk
Lae
Oxford Irish Friese
Viel Kid
Wright
Misyos
Tamoghanters
Damask Aa
Towling
Origins
Oxford
Henry
Smith
Moon
Brees
Boyt Acies and Mills
American Star
Per. Ems
Ro Bies
M. Whels
Cashion
D. Rhoda
Asr't Cater
Bollinger County
Lutesville
Cavital
Robert Dru
M. Witmer
Minder
P.M. Well
Agengy
W. KR. Chandler
Sec’y
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble Will, MD
Baptist
Bend
Hendirshot
Prin
New- York Tribune Farmer
New-York City
New-York Tribune Farmer
the Press
Tak Press
Taylor Mercantile Go