Kodak S1 to S35 catalog and outing reminder
This season promotes Kodaks Call and the latest catalogue. Take a Kodak on outings to maximize pleasure and get used to it before traveling. Kodaks S1 to S35 are offered with supplies always on hand.
09 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
1
This season promotes Kodaks Call and the latest catalogue. Take a Kodak on outings to maximize pleasure and get used to it before traveling. Kodaks S1 to S35 are offered with supplies always on hand.
The column lists local happenings including shop features Correll & Martin for clothing, Red Trunk smoke dots, and weekly tomato specials at Loe. It notes visitors such as Nick Brewer from Anston NL and Vivian Bennett from Madison, plus Miss Bina Sedan of Dodgeville visiting the Tyrers. Also mentions Gorgen meat firm change, Mamie Mitchell and others traveling to Butte, visits by John McMullen, new Silver Flexifold collars, and Mrs. A G Deller’s improving health. Weekend visitors Willis King and Thos Sims, Henry Tyack’s return, and an upcoming ice cream social by the P M church are recorded.
The 1903 Fourth of July in Mineral Point drew an estimated crowd of over 10 000 by noon and 12 000 later, with a citywide display of red white and blue. A parade featured mounted police, Woodmen, floats, and decorated carriages, with prizes awarded for best outfits. No accidents or incidents marred the day and speeches by Hon. J M Clancey highlighted the event.
The ad notes two piece suits and alpaca coats for warm weather with fitters and a guarantee. Rural mail carriers celebrated the Fourth by not starting routes as government allowed them to stay home. Local visitors include Misses Rath and Rule Ed mund. Will Bruce of Milwaukee visits. Mrs. Carter now of Council Bluffs Iowa. Leslie Harker home from Muscatine to join band. Will Suthers and Will Reynolds of Mineral Point praised by Chicago employers.
Classified notices show multiple real estate offerings including four lots in Geo Harris subdivision offered cheap for cash or monthly payments and J B Reynolds selling a five room house with cistern wood house shade trees and repairs. Also listings for warranted buggies and an attractive six room home south of the high school. Uncalled letters at Mineral Point post office include Abe Oppenheimer Mrs P Frederick and Francis Davis. July 7 1903 notice from N T Martin P M.
A White House advertises lower prices on mens shirts hosiery sweaters suspenders and handkerchiefs. It claims to be among the best gent furnishings in the country and advises early selection for profit.
A collage of small items including a pilchard sale notice at Mocvagissey Cornwall by Brewer and Penhallegon, a new flex invention collar by G Varlin, a July 8 1905 marriage by justice H Pitts, George Brown’s import of five horses for livery stock, a town band pride note, and an ad for Dr Gossom’s Kidney and Bladder Cure at Vivious Pharmacy.
Mont Spensley left Milwaukee on the Fourth and expected a fine celebration. John B. Wallis, very ill for two months, enjoyed the day’s activities upon regaining some mobility. The Darlington band impressed with a strong performance from a young group, and players conducted themselves as gentlemen. An advertisement promotes Dr. Gossom's Oxygen Tonic Tablets for blood purification and clearer skin with a free trial at Vivian's Pharmacy.
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