Our Spring Attractions Announce Big Trade Ahead in 1895
Our Spring Attractions are arriving as we prepare for a large spring and summer trade. We thank our patrons for generous support last year when business was strong and aim to continue that success in 1895. We plan to share profits with customers. Dry goods prices were previously listed.
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Sin Newton
H. Hf
Timpe
Reinking & Tipe
Renay
Never So Low Never So Low els Pique ad Japonettes We have
A compact item notes sports teams or groups with terse wording. The readable fragments suggest a report about matches or performances involving Never So Low, Pique, and Japonettes, but lacking full context or clear outcomes. The text implies ad hoc club activity or game results in a local sports page.
New Spring Silks and Curtains Arrive at Laco and Chenille
A local retailer advertises new spring silks and a larger selection of Derby curtains and Chenille curtains in beautiful styles. Prices expected to be reasonable as customers view an expanded display and offerings.
Suit The Times Interlining Invoice Promises Savings
The Times notes a new interlining product for ladies gowns called Chamois, claiming it is the best coverage yet. It mentions an ongoing sale with January reductions, highlighting the strong value offered during the period.
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Ense
Dress Goods Closeout Offers Bargains on Winter Wear
Dress Goods announces a closing sale with a few remaining patterns at the same price and large reductions on winter cloaks blankets underwear and hosiery. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of the bargains before stock runs out.
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Gaines
Lune
Iowa City
McLain
Marene
A. McMurray
Nine Cord Fane Odd Fellows to Initiate Three Next Monday
Newton and vicinity gossip notes report the Nine Cord Fane Odd Fellows planning three initiations next Monday. Local visits include Mrs. Cy Haskins of Delis and Mrs. Mer derson of Des Moines visiting kin, with community events at Otterbin chapel and community gatherings noted for the week.
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DH. Reinking
Des Moines
Fane
Cy. Haskins
Delis
Mra
Miller Walter Morgan
Karl
C. C. Harrah
W. FP
Harrah
Ays
Otterbin Chapel
Wild Cat Grove
JW. Layer
Grundy Center
B.C. Y
Claude
Prairie City
Mia. Daly
Darp
Joseph English
Charlie Parchal
Colfax
Missouri
Arikan
Woda
Miss McCaimont
Morence Eastman
Durin Mentee
Ain Rich
Wwe
Nis
Mandy Izabeth Eusti
Galena
Possessio
Frienis
W.R. C. Will
C. C. Meredith
Meredith
Reinking & Timpe
Timpe
Reinking
Max
Clarence
Messrs
Jon BN
Annie Brunner
Marshalltown
J. G. Brunner
Cu Central
Allie Sanderson
Col Nd
Aldrich
Fannie Stover
Walpole
Vermont
B. Ritter
Alexander Brown
Local cleanup of mill and hardware shop notices
Miscellaneous advertisements note fire insurance sales and offices over Hunter and Wheat, stove goods, and corn and hay for sale. Announces planned business continuations in Newton with dry goods, dress fabrics, and a new shop manager. Also advertises watch repair and jewelry services with prompt turnaround.
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Hunter & W
D. J. Eberhart’s
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