22 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
1
To Our Many Friends in Marshall and Saline County a t Lo It is with deep pleasure and grateful hearts, we sincerely thank you for your visit to us on our Grand Opening Saturday, February 16th, last. The many kind wishes for our success in our new venture are highly appreciated.
Industry ad claims Gloves In Gloves as acknowledged leaders with a fine line of long gloves and regular lengths. Ready to meet demand as the season advances, the store pledges preparation to take care of customers.
Notions list promises low prices on common sewing items. Adamantine pins per paper air pins per barrel aluminum thimbles silicotine thread safety pins hooks and eyes and a whiter bristle nail brush priced at a few cents. The ad emphasizes affordable conveniences for shoppers.
A local store advertises towels in all grades including Huck, Crash, and Linen, promising a wide range for every need. Shoppers are invited to ask for the “Hock Special Hem watched 1WKBS” deal as shown in the promotional copy.
Hat shop touts brand new spring shapes and stylish designs. Lion Special in all blacks priced at 3.00 dollars, Big Bear value at 2.50, Liberty Bell at 1.48.
Obituaries note a Blue Lick resident dying after three years illness at 71, leaving a husband and two children. George G. Hawkins near Puirvifte dies of cancer at 64, remembered as an early Saline settler and devout Christian. A young man aged 20 in East Marshall dies. funeral services held at North Reformed Church. Grand Opening details praise and describe Taylor Browning Mercantile’s new Saline store, its size, fixtures, and extensive stock across dry goods, millinery, gents wear, shoes, hardware, and more.
A jury returned a verdict at 7 15 PM yesterday evening after a trial. The decision ends the case pursued by the plaintiff who sought full damages from the defendant.
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