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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
4
A local retailer urges value-minded customers to visit during a sale running October 21 to November 11. The ad emphasizes trade-in offers and “unheard of” bargains to attract both longtime and new shoppers, highlighting years of service and customer goodwill.
Largest line in the county announces deep price cuts on men’s suits from 22.50 down to 10.00 and 12.00, coats and pants in assorted sizes, youth and children’s suits, overcoats, and overalls. See the big stock and discounts offered.
A proposal to sell more hats for less money than ever before in Italy includes price points like S350 and S50 and suggests a large volume discount. The fragment hints at an aggressive pricing push aimed at increasing hat sales and market share.
Cloaks advertised for ladies and children in new styles and best quality at astonishing prices. Shop staff express pleasure in showing the goods and invite customers to view the collection.
County store advertises Beacon Shoes at 4.50 per pair with claims of lower prices and best value, urging readers to see the shoes first.
You can’t risk catching colds by going bareheaded. We are almost giving away the largest stock of hats and caps in the county. Throw away the old greasy lid and come in for a proper fit. You’ll look better and feel better.
An advertisement boasts large discounts on knit goods, ribbed suits, heavy fleece sweaters, and men’s suits with prices promoted as unbeatable. The seller notes they bought these goods and overestimated the market, urging customers to take advantage now.
A local dealer announces a rapid stock liquidation offering heavy hacks and buggies to fulfill lingering demand. The firm states it must clear space by selling current stock immediately and invites customers to secure available items now.
Overstocked dress fabrics offered at low per yard prices include Plaunelette Flannelette Calicoes and wool remnants. Large selection of suiting and remnant pieces highlighted with urgent sale language as shoppers are urged to look in.
A local ad proclaims a wide line of gloves from Drum mer, promising fit for any need at unbeatable prices. Customers are urged to call and inspect samples and pricing that defy competition.
A fragmented grocery list notes items like baking powder, soap, beans, dry salt bacon, and tobacco with prices. It mentions Gooms Coal Oil and Lowton's Baking Powder and shows a sale price of 1.90 per barrel for salt. The OCR reading is garbled but centers on a local market advertisement.
Local retailer advertises a limited offer: free framed picture with a $15 purchase. The notice highlights one free frameable image and lists item numbers or quantities, inviting customers to visit or shop to claim the gift.
Large clearance ad offering an enormous stack of furniture including bedroom suits. Bargains priced to sell with items like iron beds listed at 1685 and other furnishings available for quick pickup. Act fast for best selection and discounts.
Lutesville News records numerous visits and trips by residents including Fil Bair Frank Proffer Jack Allen Joan Phelps George Davault and others. Notes cover business, visits to Jackson Mound City Zalma Sikeston and Glen Allen plus family news births sickness and local work changes.
A fragment notes a Friday meeting involving a brother from Kentucky who came over on a visit. This item preserves the readable names and basic action while avoiding unclear details.
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