Low Prices Advertise Affordable Apparel
In a local notice shoppers are urged to take advantage of low prices on apparel. The ad highlights discounts on clothing items and invites customers to visit the store for bargains.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
5
In a local notice shoppers are urged to take advantage of low prices on apparel. The ad highlights discounts on clothing items and invites customers to visit the store for bargains.
The fragment reads as an ad blurb touting top quality items with bold claims of best value and long lasting wear, though the text is garbled and lacks clear details or verifiable names.
A fragmented ballot note references a very new seating or arrangement with unclear details. The readable parts mention a place or group and possible actions affecting allocations or seats, but specifics remain obscured by the damaged text. The article fragment hints at procedural steps and local governance terms without concrete names or dates.
A brief note describes a beverage derived from Black Russian ingredients, detailing its production use and noting its distinctive flavor profile. The report mentions a local bartender and cafe owner promoting this whiskey beer fusion as a new trend in the city.
A fragment describes stylish military style collars and coats for men, noting a season price around seven fifty. The text hints at fashionable, cool appearance and a special sale price.
An fragmented ad from Lutesville markets a mysterious remedy claimed to cure ailments with bold phrases. It mentions H B Cole and Winters shore amid vague assurances of health benefits and rapid results. Local readers are urged to consider the unlikely treatment despite sparse details.
Fragmented OCR lists names, ads, and notices from a small town newspaper. Entries mention Winters store, Henry Elfrank in Latesville, a dental notice, a visit to Mrs Wells, and family greetings. It notes sales pitches for buggies, stamps, and general goods, plus personal notices of visits and travel among residents.
Fragmentary notes describe a venture selling a product line named Vans clubiens Hives and Gaps. Mary Chandler, described as an experienced liner, is mentioned with an office of this de marcament. The stock is claimed to be new and ready for sale.
A fragmentary notice mentions Fahor and Sprer with unclear ORL and GL Sa references. The readable text hints at a brief local record or event but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or actions to establish a clear report.
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