Al ville town disturbances and police action noted
Southeast News reports last Saturday turmoil in Al ville with several men causing trouble and ignoring the city marshal until Deputy Sheriff Sheppard deputized, calming the scene. Other items include a speed observation on Charles Garlic, postal savings deposits at Jackson post office, cotton picker labor concerns, a fire-bug case in Jackson, and local weather and miscellaneous notes.
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Gackeur
Alville
Sheppard
Postal Savings Department
Jackson
Here Are Saving Opportunities In Our Big Reduction Sale
Sale began October 21 and runs to November 25 featuring a large county wide selection. Suits and coats offered at significant cuts with prices like 17.50 and 15.00, plus a vast line of mens work coats and odd pants in all sizes.
Shoes on sale at Better Goods for Less
Shoes advertised at four dollars fifty cents per pair with a big red reduction on all men women and children footwear. Beacon Shoes and other models are highlighted as bargains in a countywide sale.
Dress Goods and Big Discounts at Our Store
Large sale on overcoats from 2.33. Deep price cuts on Youths and Children's suits and men's wear. Big stock of flannelette and gingham by the yard. Bargains across calicoes and remnants. Hurry in for good deals and a strong inventory.
Biggest Stock of Hats and Caps in the County
Men are urged to buy from a local shop offering a large stock of hats and caps at low prices. The ad promises protection from cold and a better look and feel after a fitting.
Gloves Prices Hit Low, Drum Merch Offers Line
Gloves and drums are advertised as low priced samples with a wide line available. The notice urges readers to call to fit their needs and compare prices, claiming unbeatable competition.
Millinery Sale Promises Low Prices on Ribbons and Hats
An advertisement announces a millinery sale with hats offered at low prices and ribbons discounted. It touts hats for five cents and ribbons at 15 to 25 cents, urging customers to buy now at reduced costs.
Furnishing Goods at Bed Rock Prices
We bought up a large stock of mens ribbed suits from $1.25 to 150 and heavy fleeced suits, boys sweaters, and knit goods. This sale promises great values and urges customers to compare nationwide pricing, declaring our offers unbeatable in price and selection.
Local Grocery Prices From Historic Ad
Readable lines show commodity prices such as coal per gallon baking powder two cans for 15 cents soap two bars for a penny and tobacco per pound, reflecting a period price listing for everyday goods. The fragmentary ad indicates promotional offers and per unit costs typical of a general store catalog.
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Layton
Absolutely Free Framed Pictures Offered With Purchase
A local notice advertises free framed pictures with a purchase. It claims absolute free offers and lists unclear prices and items, but details are fragmented and hard to parse. The advertisement emphasizes value and a limited-time opportunity for shoppers.
Ladies Cloaks and Children's Coats in Latest Styles
We present new ladies cloaks and children's coats in stylish quality at astonishingly low prices. Visit us to view the latest arrivals and enjoy a pleasant shopping experience as we proudly display our goods.
Buggies and Hacks Stock Sale At Once
A used vehicle dealer advertises a sale of heavy hacks and buggies to clear stock. The note emphasizes longstanding reliability and insists on urgent disposition of current inventory.
Enormous Furniture Stock Sale This Week
Local ad proclaims a huge stock of bedroom suites including SIGS4 Iron Beis 22 Yekon with prices slashed to sell quickly amid high demand. Early buyers can inspect the display at the showroom and claim bargains before stock runs out.
Resolutions for Brother Mayfield in Masonic lodge records
The lodge notes the death of Brewer Mayfield on November 17, 160 and expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family. It resolves to bear a lasting remembrance of his Masonic service, to initiate his dove to the lodge, and to commends his trust in God. Copies are ordered for the widow, TH. Sareebala, and Louisville Banner, with publication and the usual tributes to follow for thirty days.
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Brewer Mayfield
Mayfield
Brother Midfield
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