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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
4
A catalog advertises numerous Bible types including Family Teacher's Pulpit and American Standard Revised Bibles with prices and descriptions. Printed lists detail five print options and are available on request.
Danville notes health is good and a reader argues youth should respect elders while noting some locals lack self respect. The letter mentions Dr Rooks and Walter Jackson visiting Winston last week and ends with holiday wishes from a FRIEND.
A reflection on how a woman savors the moment of meeting a man for the first time. She stays awake, pondering whether he may be falling in love with her, savoring the uncertain possibility.
Mount Hope announces closure of its store offering first class merchandise at genuine bargain prices amid panic times. The notice invites shoppers to take advantage of exceptional reductions as the business winds down.
Local merchants advertise a closing out sale offering a splendid stock of clean merchandise at the best prices. They insist everything must go as they cannot afford to haul unsold goods back to Leighton.
Local store advertises bargains across dry goods millinery clothing overcoats and ladies misses and childrens cloaks with a large fall shoe stock. It claims a full stock sale including cultivators buggies a wagon harness and leather goods and urges customers to come quickly for choice before the entire stock is sold by June 1.
Special notice says the sale runs until January first and all stock must be disposed of as Mt. Hope closes. Ladies are invited to pick bargains, with hand bills to follow. The owner thanks patrons and notes he cannot give personal attention to the closing.
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