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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
4
Aimed to free space for Christmas displays Thalman and Levdp mark 80 percent off on present stock to attract shoppers and clear surplus. Limited time sale promises sharp prices to move gift wares before new freight arrives. Hurry to take advantage this week.
A newspaper ads feature deep discounts on 54 inch Empire Coats in black with satin trim and skinner satin lining, children and misses coats with wool cheviots and velvet trims, fur sets including sable coney and muskrat, and a wide range of wool and net waists and demi outfits. Also listed are linen towels tablecloths napkins and assorted towels with marked low prices.
A compact description highlights sturdy oak sole footwear built for harsh winter use on icy ground. The article notes the tough yet flexible oak sole leather offering durability and comfort for extended wear through cold conditions.
Brief notes report residents and visitors in Kokomo and Elwood with several names and several weekday mentions. Visitors include Frank McReynolds Carl Cook George L. Woody Jacob Whitesell Wallace Stout O L Bowen Hudson Middleton and Miss Gladys Gifford. Community mentions reference church attendance and a priest visiting Indianapolis.
Jim Bob McReynolds wife and daughter Mary were Russiaville Sunday. Weddell and wife of Kokomo visited friends here Sunday. Work on the Unger grain elevator proceeds rapidly. Showers help farmers despite dry weather. Dr. Hi G White of Kokomo was here on veterinary business. Uncle Ben Alter of Union neighborhood was in town. Wim Waddell recovering after illness. John Miller Dave Tate Theo and Bobby Ratcliff visited Kokomo last night. Thanksgiving holidays bring Eikenberry and Shilling home. Henry Oilar Jack DeLon Link and son John in Kokomo for business. Farmers husking corn report good yields. Lon Woods moves into new East Main Street residence. John T. Ritchi and wife leave for New Castle for ten days with relatives.
Mrs. Liba Jeter and her daughter Hazel visited relatives here this week, noting extended family ties and friendly gatherings during their stay.
Two stock items offered for reduction before Christmas with deep discounts. Includes 29 pieces of All Wool Dress Goods at 4d a yard with checks and stripes, 52 inch Broadcloth at 95c, 62 inch All Wool Sicilian Cloth at 95c, and colored Broadcloth at 1.50, highlighting regular prices and limited stock.
A man was found dead at the home of David Slay amid a pile of corncobs. Authorities reported the amount $2009 as linked to the case. The incident prompts an investigation into possible foul play and financial motive.
Lee Bars Glen Ritchey and Arthur Ouar watched Indiana defeat Purdue 10 to 4 at Lafay ette Saturday. The matchup featured the Hoosiers controlling play and securing the victory.
George Gordon and wife, John McDaniel and wife, and Amos Davenport started for Pensacola Tuesday where they expect to spend the winter.
Horace Tucker is improving his residence on North Union Street to create a splendid home with every handy around him.
A testimonial praises Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine for post influenza weakness and breathing difficulty. Mrs F J Norton of Freeville New York reports improved energy and reduced chest discomfort after use. The ad notes druggists sell the product and offer to return the first bottle price if no benefit.
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