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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
5
Store announces regular handling of oysters fruits vegetables celery and more with a focus on seasonal items. KOOSWEBA CANNED GOODS and dried fruits arrive, including California peaches and prunes citrus remedies citron lemon and other specialties.
A patchwork of social notices from Martinsville and Terre Haute recounts visits, marriages, sales, real estate notes, and community events. Highlights include residents dining, traveling to Paris and Chicago, auctions, church activities, and minor city developments along with obituaries and business ads.
The ad touts discounts on suits for ladies and misses from five dollars, cloaks for children and infants from one fifty to twelve fifty, and a blanket sale due to warm weather. It highlights wool and cotton blankets with prices under ten dollars, Nemo Corset, Dr Warner Rust Proof and other brands, urging customers to settle overdue accounts.
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