Special Best Percales at 9 A.M. Friday
Special sale note announces best percale fabrics available at 9 a.m. Friday. The brief item highlights a limited time offer and urges early arrival for best selection.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
8
Special lawn sale at nine this Saturday
Irresistible price per yard offered to compel attention with a regular but attractive sale notice.
Remnants from Oxford Suitings at Bargain Basement
Remnants of Oxford Suitings offered in a basement sale for ladies and children's wear as well as men and boys shirts. Fabrics in 36 inch cloth with this season patterns, originally 15 cents per yard, now priced at 48c 39c 19c 12c with careful inspection for quality.
Rural Livestock Exports Highlight Hughesville Trade Outlook
The Kansas City Star notes shipments to other towns totaling 196 cattle cars, 89 hog cars, 3 sheep ears, 69 hay cars, and 35000 pounds of poultry, illustrating Hughesville as a small town with notable regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughesville
Kansas City Star
Special Bargains on Household Furniture and Stoves
HELFERT & RAIFFEISEN'S at 118 West Main advertise special bargains this week on household furniture and stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main
Milwaukee short fine proposal sparks editorial stance
The piece argues the town has no advantage in selling ats for sale and criticizes the constitution editorially saying quick ways to leave town exist while calling for a needed reform or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ge Chillicothe
Constitution
Bargain Basement Dresses and Fabrics Sale
Readable items show discount textiles and accessories including dress goods, cheviots, shirts, handkerchiefs, cotton coverts, belts, crash, braids, chenille table covers, and ladies’ undergarments offered at reduced prices. Large assortment and low per yard values highlighted.
Mill Ends and Remnants Sale on Dress Goods and Linens
Prairie store advertises mill ends of worsted dress goods and calicoes suitable for trimming or quilts plus cotton bats and fringed napkins. Includes honeycomb towels, heavy burlap, and remnants of table linens with a savings around a third off regular price.
Premium Stamps Boost Bryant and Tewmey Dry Goods Appeal
The Yellow Premium Stamps gain popularity as Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods stores emphasize their availability. A new stock arrival at the Premium store keeps customers returning for the latest items and exclusive offerings.
Missouri farmer predicts goat population boom next year
A Southern Missouri farmer who raises goats notes there are 400,000 Angoras now and estimates about 4 million goats countrywide next year, based on observed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Albert L. Berry Lectures on the Paris Exposition
St Louis speaker Albert L. Berry is booked by Broadway Presbyterian Church for tomorrow night to present a lecture on the Paris Exposition with over one hundred colored views of buildings gardens and people in native dress. Tickets available at West's book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Paris
West
Arlington Pharmacy Promotes High Grade Perfumes
Local Arlington pharmacy highlights its selection of premium perfumes. Shoppers are invited to explore scents and brands carried by the store, with emphasis on quality and variety for fragrance enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Visiting Clubs Aim to Curb Saloons in Mexico
Mexico plans a Carrie Nation visiting club of Christian members who will visit saloons simply by their presence to deter church members and minors from drinking. No violence will be used as the evident aim is to prevent good citizens from drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Carrie Nation
Clinton Forms Moral Suasion Group With Sixty Members
The article notes the establishment of a moral suasion group in Clinton, counting sixty active members. It highlights organized activity and community engagement without detailing specific actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Arlington Pharmacy Mentioned in Snippet
The quoted phrase prompts a reference to Arlington Pharmacy as the source of the drug purchase. The fragment positions a casual inquiry about medication and the reply naming Arlington Pharmacy.
Russia's Tariff Policy and DeWitte's Retaliation
Henry Norman praises M. de Witte as Europe’s ablest statesman in a detailed paper on his tariff policy. The article notes de Witte’s rise in American view due to his decision to raise import duties on American machinery, signaling a retaliatory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesman
Europe
Henry Norman
M. P
M. deWitte
Marek Scribner
Mr. Norman
Russia
Premium stamps offer gifts with Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods
Readers are informed to visit the Premium store and redeem Yellow Premium Stamps earned on purchases of ten cents or more. Bryant and Tewmey Dry Goods Co. provides the stamps with every qualifying purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Tewmey Dry Goods Company
Hard to Convince You Can Change Her Mind Satire
A fragmentary humor note cites a line about convincing a woman asserting challenges in persuasion. The snippet hints at social interaction but lacks full context or details for a complete narrative.
War Revenue Reduction Bill Slashes Stamp Taxes Across Board
Congress approves a sweeping War Revenue Reduction measure expected to cut annual revenues by 42 million dollars while repealing numerous taxes. Repeals include commercial brokers, bank checks, promissory notes, money orders, bills of lading for export, telegraph and telephone charges, life insurance, mortgages, and many others. Substantial rate reductions apply to beer tobacco cigars cigarettes and other levies with operations set to begin July 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Breakfast cynic questions stamp profit claim in record
The passage quotes a breakfast cynic from the Philadelphia Record asserting the earth is round while disputing a claim that a tree druggist earns 50 percent profit on postage stamps. The remark reflects a skeptical gag about commercial pricing.
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Philadelphia Record
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