Neat Shoes Match Fine Garments In Local Ad
A storefront touts stylish footwear from ankle up attire. The copy promises latest cuts and comfort with good leather and value, inviting customers to visit and compare their printed claims with in store reality.
Horn music promotion sparks free weekly gifts for Record subscribers
The Record announces a horn music contest style promotion giving subscribers a weekly bundle of exclusive horn tunes. Subscriptions unlock free music, with readers urged to recruit others while avoiding long prepayments. The campaign mocks other contests and touts the Record horn as premier.
Polk County Boys Agricultural Club Plans County Corn Contest
Polk County Nebraska hosts a county corn growing contest for 1906. Deputy Supt Bishop to send seed corn to 100 contestants, five hundred kernels per applicant. Enrolled schoolboys may enter by sending name age address and district by May 5 to Co Sup t Rydberg. Samuel C Stoner, club president, oversees seed distribution. Creditors of Christina Johnson estate must file by November 5 1906 and debts by May 5 1907 with hearings on specified dates per County Judge Henry H J Campbell.
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Christina Johnson
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Henry H. J. Campbell
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