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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
8
The notice proclaims exceptional values in every department and urges study of the advertised prices. It highlights Spot Cash as the method for buying and selling, claims March sales of $19,921.31, and states the April goal is to exceed that total with special inducements and money-saving prices.
The store announces a new line of white waists including lawn and net fabrics priced from 48 cents to 5 dollars 95 cents. Readers are invited to view the latest styles and a special line offered from 98 cents to 1 dollar 48 cents.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a dry goods department section. Readable elements show scattered letters and partial words without clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a concrete item or outcome. The item cannot be fully reconstructed from the available text.
Complete stock of galvanized roofing 6 to 12 ft with prices 3.90 to 4.00 per square. Best Rawhide Halter 1.25. Mouse traps 2 for 5c. Paint brushes 5c to 1.48 each. Paint for every job. Lawn mowers 2.48 and a lawn hose ply ten per ft 1 quarter mile barbed wire 2.50. Wire 8c yd. 1-2 carload of screen doors available.
Local items note visits by R N Ayres and G W Little from the plains, a sick list for milliner E M Chaffee, and a recital planned at Castle Hall next Friday. Debaters from Marshall and Boonville High will meet at 8 pm. Hog shipments by W S Newell to St Louis. Martin Lyons of St Louis visiting. Wm Browning mentioned with Hyatt’s family northwest of town. Sale ad for a suburban home by Milton Alison. Glen Peterson returns from St John Kansas after a visit. Elmwood shoppers include Geo Mueller and family. Undertaker Walker moved Thomas Hanna’s remains to Ridg— Park cemetery. Estellah Montgomery moves millinery to Bank of Marshall building. J D Lankford called to Pueblo for Garrett Lankford’s kidney illness. New real estate firm likely Marshall Murrell & Son with Murrell junior in voice culture.
Seed corn advertised for sale by W. H. Lawes in Boone County. The listing notes availability and contact for purchaser inquiries.
Market update from Marabell lists corrections for eggs by Swift and Ot Butters. Wheat and corn prices adjusted for the week by Rea and Page Milling Co. Corrections reflect revised figures for local commodities including eggs and grain.
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