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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
8
Charming millinery and large stock in Clark County offer the latest in ready to wear. The Chicago visit informs an Eastertide display across floors with 350 new tailored skirts 50 spring suits and a vast line of waists muslin underwear and lace curtains. Shoes hats shirts and coats complete the fashion lineup.
The store showcases the largest lines of trimmed hats with artistic styles by Miss Ramses and Miss Pulleys reticm from the hee tira. It features Guiygre pattern hats and millinery displays followed by weeklong Indiana firm showcases. Also offered are Grover and Queen Quality shoes, Stunni ng styles, Hoge and affordable women’s and children’s footwear, and Easter shoe selections including rubbers.
A rural Kansas notice mix references to alcohol prohibition and an odd merchant offer. It lists items available at the store in exchange for whiskey consumption, followed by notices about local sales, milling prices, sewing clubs, and real estate loans. The scattered items include food staples, household goods, clothing, and other goods, all framed around a challenge tied to daily whiskey intake.
The text lists Taft administration moves including judicial appointments, census neutrality, court creation, tax and bond proposals, and federal corporate oversight. It also mentions pension advocacy, a Carbondale family incident, a policy endowment suit settlement, and local amusements including Saturday shows at the Amusement Hall with Berry The Candy Kid.
The Ladies of the First ME church will serve a chicken dinner in the church basement tomorrow Saturday. AIP are invited. Price 25 cents.
For Sale or Exchange notice appears, with a range of goods and services offered including dry goods flour and meat, and a note about a meeting at Treas ury snapp's Poultry House. Various local names mentioned include Mrs Jayne s Kerr and Professor Nye with a church event upcoming.
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