New spring line of wall papers praised for design and color
The ad promotes a fresh spring wall paper line claiming superior design and coloring at low prices. It invites customers to view samples and notes prices as low as five cents a roll.
05 Feb 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
1
The ad promotes a fresh spring wall paper line claiming superior design and coloring at low prices. It invites customers to view samples and notes prices as low as five cents a roll.
Community notes include church sermons by Dr. Parmley and Rev. Hardcastle, visits from Mont Speussey and Miss Millie Dolphin, attendance at a Masonic party, and a high school dance at the Masonic Temple. Local promotions and a baby product ad by Rocky Mountain Tea and nerve medicine ads close the column.
A Saturday evening swoop by about fifty friends and neighbors captured Major George Jeuck and his wife at their home. Jeuck, a Civil War veteran, surrendered and hosted captors for a jovial gathering before they departed. The item also notes Sioux County pioneer Stephen Chenhall’s death and local church activities.
Hudson Encampment No. 33 mourns Anthony Huxtable a faithful member. Resolutions honor his upright life and long service with condolences to his family. Charter draped for 40 days and records set aside. Iowa Lodge No. 1 also offers condolences and publishes the memorial.
The Mystic workers held a basket supper and dance at their hall Friday evening. Seventy five decorated baskets were sold raising a handsome sum. Forty four new members joined the lodge amid a night of enjoyment. The article notes the ice plant machinery arriving to ensure clean ice by March.
Property of David Brown Sr offers a six room house with 4 percent of an acre, new barn, well and cistern, north of the park. Mrs Samuel Jacka owns a 67 by 140 foot lot near the fourth ward school. J B Reynolds handles prices and terms. Grace Chandler and Hilda Wilson offer vocal instruction through Mrs Charles Kendra residence.
The article argues genuine tailored clothing surpasses factory tailoring with best dealers preferring made to order garments. It notes prices for suits and overcoats from $20 and trousers and up, highlighting all wool goods and low pricing.
A. F. Dresden property about 170 acres four miles east of town with a six room house, large barns, windmill and two tanks, listed for sale by Albert Dunn or J B Rey. See owner on premises for details. Heart failure warning and Dr Gossein Oxygen Tonic Tablets advertised with price.
The weekly page reports Rev. Father O Keefe opening a church bazaar in Albany Green County with a discussion on Amusements. It notes the season's major snowstorm, road disruptions, and general winter conditions.
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