Local items note visitors and social ties in Marshall
Miss Stella Pannell visits Napton. Rev Heslar and Prof Hitchborn from Miami heard Mr Bryan. Mrs Geo Burnside guest near Waverly. Mrs A M Carrol with sister at Waverly. Hugh White and wife at Marshall to hear Bryan. Levi Kramer family from west Marshall. Beulah Earp attends M V C at Marshall. Ras Fagan from Mt Leonard area visits. Julius Wilson of Waverly handles business in Marshall. Breitinstein and baby from Blackburn visit Duvalls. Gibson son of Circuit Clerk Scot improving in St Louis. Margaret and Patty Clark visit Rev J E McDonald. W L Crain Marshall visitor from near Sweet Springs. Mary Ford of St Joseph guest of Mrs Albert Keller. David Rohn and wife return from Kansas with daughter Haywood. For sale items: wagon, Runabout, harness. Geo Hanson and W F Claycomb visit Oak Grove, Kansas City. Hyland of Norton back from Poteau. Mrs Joe Graves and Garnett visit Sweet Springs. Mace Perry renovates Russell St property. Mrs Ben Durant Hughes returns to Ketysville from visit. Mrs C L Latimer ill but improving. Miss Nettie McMillan and mother head to Fort Worth. L A Hagan visits from Slater. Brother of Hagan's sister and brother recovering after leg amputation. Jet Rose reports heavy work with four gangs. C S Frazer returns from Kansas City. wife improving. J H Stephens and family return from Excelsior Springs via Marshall. Henry Wescell offers Elmwood place for sale. A L Hilton and Jim Marr visit. Marr hints at 1910 candidacy.
June Demonstration Sale in Saline County
A Saline County store invites residents to a June demonstration sale to show cash purchases save money. Since adopting a cash system on March 15, the firm boasts lower margins, eliminated bad debts, and no credit-collection costs, claiming to offer clothing hats shoes and furnishings cheaper than any local rival.
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Saline County
Demonstration Sale of Hart Schaffner Marx Suits
A Saline county store advertises Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing promising large savings on men’s suits. The sale highlights price points from 12.50 to 20.00 with claims of genuine value and exclusive deals not found elsewhere, emphasizing wool fabrics and dependable quality.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
A Snap in Men’s Suits at Special Closeout Prices
One hundred odd lot men’s suits 34 to 38 sizes, formerly selling for 10 to 18.50 dollars, now offered at 3.75 7.75 8.85 10.00 and 12.50 dollars to close them out.
Men’s Coat and Pant Suits Sale at Bargain Prices
About seventy five men’s two piece suits coats and pants offered at deep discounts to clear stock. Cool spring wear replaces heavy warm suits as prices range from 4.75 to 12.60 dollars, with older retail values up to 18.50.
Demonstration Hat Sale in Saline County Store Ad
A local hat shop proclaims a demonstration sale offering a $3.00 hat for $2.50 with a wide stock. It claims hundreds were shown the best value and promises more styles and colors than rivals. The ad highlights savings on every $300 hat and invites customers to choose any $3.00 hat in soft or derby styles.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Saline County
United States
A Snap Knee Pants for Boys Ad Range of Suits
A catalog style notice advertises a large range of boys knee pant suits and pat terns with promises of fine wearing goods. The brief line hints at a store offering a variety of patterned outfits for boys.
Special low prices on boys' suits implied
Bargain basement style prices list boys suits at 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.60 with quantities and a stray 1.85 tag. The ad urges buying now before prices rise.
Boys' Suits with Knickerbocker Trousers
If you want an extra nice suit for your boy don't pass this by. See the splendid line of boys' suits in Marshall with prices from 3.50 to 8.50.
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Marshall
Demonstration Sale of Dress Shirts in Our Store
We offer CLUETT SHIRT, a noted US favorite, at $1.50. Monarch Soft Negligee shirts, widely known, priced at $1.00, 96 cents, and a fine line of dress shirts from 50 cents upward.
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Monarch
Hot Weather Shirts in Plain and Fancy Patterns
A display of soft light colored shirts with soft collars offers a handsome line in plain and fancy patterns sold at $1.50. Demonstration price listed as 1,356 dollars for 1.00 shirts. a broad line of patterns is advertised at 560 and c.
Demonstration Sale of Men’s Work Overalls and Pants
Demonstration sale highlights blue Bib Overalls from Sweet Orr and Stetson at $1. Red Seal Overalls and Pants advertised as standard pricing. Men’s work pants offered at 90c. Claims best value and nationwide recognition. Local ads promote affordable workwear with prominent $1 pricing.
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Sweet Orr
EeeMa Dso Mestan Teete
Stetson
Bes
Men’s Work Shirts and Underwear Sale Ad
An old advertisement touts men’s work shirts from reliable makers at prices under 50 to 65 cents. It also promotes Balbrigan underwear at 25 cents and Egyptian Balbrigan undergarments, plus Munsing Union Suits priced from 1.00 to 2.50, claiming best fit and comfort.
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Ptice Ee Ee
Men’s Shoes and Oxfords at Special Low Prices
In this department we offer reliable makes and wear at special low prices. Try us for your next shoes and oxfords. Our selection includes the best styles and payment options to fit budget needs.
Local notes from Boonville and surrounding towns
Judge Hiram Ferris unites O H Albright of Waverly and Mrs Ella Ross of Kansas City in marriage at the recorder’s office. Louis Strauss family relocates from Slater to Boonville, living in the Hagan Building on East Morgan Street. Wm T Hayes of near Sweet Springs negotiates with Hayes heirs for the old Hayes homestead at 60 dollars per acre for 30 acres. Bertha Vog of Kansas City visits cousin Laura Haberman. reports good time and hopes to return. John Tatar near Herndon shows a “gulley-washen” damage to corn fields. Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Warksbury a son on Saturday May 49th but the infant lived only a few hours and is buried in Ovearville cemetery. Misses Katherine and Florence Helm of Hannibal visiting recently.
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Hiram Ferris
O. H. Albright
Waverly
Ella Ross
Kansas City
Recorders Office
Albright
Marshall
Walter Warksbury
Clark
Ovearville
Social notes from Pease visit and local horse sale
A batch of unsigned social items from near Grand Pass was received, leaving readers unsure of authorship. The column mentions visitors from Pease Kansas City and Fort Worth Texas, with accounts of social functions and local business notes including a $500 deal for a span of large black horses from John Stolberg to Tulea Ice Company of Fink & Parent.
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Grand Pasa
Grand Pass
Hugo Hennasy
John Stolberg
Meg iMy Leonard
Tulea Ice Company
Fink & Parent
Mr. Hennasy
Tirty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stella Pannell
Napton
Rev. Heslar
Prof. Hitchborn
Miami
Mr. Bryan
Geo. Burnside
Will Earp
A. M. Carrol
Wm. Byars
Hugh White
Bryan
Levi Kramer
Beulah Earp
Ras Fagan
Mt. Leonard
Julius Wilson
Marshal
Joe Breitinstein
Baby of
Blackburn
Jack Duvall
Gibson
Scot
St. Louis
Margaret and
Patty Clark
Sunnyside, Va
Mrs. J. E. McDonald
W. L. Crain
Sweet Springs
Mary Ford
St. Joseph
Albert Keller
David Rohn
Kansas
Mrs. Haywood
Geo .N. Hanson
W. F. Claycomb
Oak Grove
W. A. S. Hyland
Norton
Poteau
Okla
Mrs
Joe Graves
Son Garnett
Mrs. Grave
Mr. and
Mrs. Widder
Mace Perry
Russell St
Ben Durant Hughes
Ketysvile
C. L. Latimer
Chas. Nacgelin
Mary McMillan
Miss Nettie
Fort Worth
Texas
L. A
Jet Rose
Frazer
J. H. Stephens
Near Sweet Springs
Excelsior Springs
Henry Wescell
Elmwood
A. L. Hilton
Jim Marr
Mr. Marr
John B. Stetson
Cluett
Hes
Oxfords
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co
Louis Strauss
Slater
Boonville
Strauss
Hagan
East Morgan
Miltons Alison
Sth
John A. Jones
Wm. T. Hayes
Hayes
Hayes Homestead
Bertha Vog
Laura Haberman
Red Flyer
Smiley
The
Wanamakep
Pri 7S
John Tat R
Herndon
Katherine
Florence Helm
Hannibal Fal
PRR
Kansan
Areer
Debgens
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