FYYY Fur Sets and Accessories Offered for All Ages
An advertisement lists Handsome Fur Muffs or Collaretti Handkerchiefs for children and adults, cups and saucers, albums priced $1.25 to $1.75, and trunks for children and grown folks.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement lists Handsome Fur Muffs or Collaretti Handkerchiefs for children and adults, cups and saucers, albums priced $1.25 to $1.75, and trunks for children and grown folks.
Readable text promotes factory hosiery sold direct to customers with no middlemen. Claims better prices and comfort, urging readers to call and inspect goods.
Do you want a fine overcoat or Ulster or fur coat We have them plus sheepskin duck coats Boys overcoats and suits at half price Discount on childs suits skirts and girls cloaks jackets must be sold
The December 7 1901 Des Moines column notes favorable views of Roosevelt's message among taxpayers and students. It discusses upcoming Iowa General Assembly topics, including biennial elections, a normal school, railway regulation, and issues from the Titus Amendment. It also covers education leaders, the Park County courthouse dispute, and state capitol improvements with a $235000 estimate. The State Traveling Men's Association meeting at Y M C A Hill highlights its growth and financial strength.
The newspaper will charge regular advertising rates for card of thanks resolutions of respect and wedding presents and obituary notices. One half local rates apply to money making schemes of church and civic societies and civic directories.
Illinois Central announces excursions from Chicago and St Louis to Cuba with stops at Havana and Matanzas, including six days on the island, for 155 dollars round trip. Mardi Gras in New Orleans February 10–11, 1902 offers special rates, with itineraries via New Orleans and Mexico tours under the American Tourists Association. Through trains, sleeping cars, and dining service are highlighted, plus winter resort folders and homeseeker information from the Illinois Central offices.
Public notice seeks several reputable individuals across states to advertise a long established firm. High weekly salary plus expenses paid in cash, weekly Wednesday payments. Requires self addressed stamped envelope and references. Send to Manager 316 Waushton Building Chicago.
Professor Woodroffe Hill argues in the London Live Stock Journal that feeding swine with dairy fed pork poses serious sanitary risks. He urges a veto on using putrid household waste for pig fodder and calls for stricter inspection to prevent contaminated meat entering the market.
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