Local Advertising Rates and Rules for Insertion
Local notices state Leal advertising is ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each subsequent publication. All local ads run until ordered out unless otherwise stated, with Cards of Thanks and lists of Wedding Presents charged at regular rates.
Fragmented ideology and finance notes from local paper
A garbled collection of political slogans, quotes, and editorials. It discusses taxes on Seminole Indians, U.S. Senators terms, shipbuilding, and a push to save money via savings banks. Recurrent calls urge subscription payments and caution against past unexecuted good intentions.
Saving Bank Accounts Teach Frugality and Temperance
The passage argues that regular deposits, whether monthly or weekly, cultivate frugality. It claims opening a bank account makes people desire to increase their deposits, teaches economy, reduces extravagant habits, and acts as a safeguard against intemperance and vice. The tone emphasizes practical financial discipline and moral benefits.
Postage stamps honor Trans Mississippi Exposition
Postmaster General orders a special 1,2,5,10, and 50 cent Trans Mississippi and International Exposition stamps to circulate nationwide. The stamps, larger and artistically designed, imitate the Columbian issue and aim to boost public use during the Omaha Exposition period. Third Assistant Merritt invites design scene suggestions. Notice also of the dissolution of Dunham & Keller partnership in Hack Valley Iowa with Dunham continuing the business.
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The Poultry Farmer paper for Des Moines
A Des Moines publication named The Poultry Farmer targets farmers and their wives raising poultry and eggs. It offers a 16 page monthly at 50 cents, plus a year’s index of 8 000 titles and a January special edition. It promotes subscription, sample copies, and discusses farming topics including farm ownership and government seed distribution.
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Adress Hourstand Co
Public Sale at Keck Valley Town February 1 1808
An order of Court will offer at public sale on February 1 at Keck Valley Town Iowa the entire stock of merchandise and estate luxuries formerly used by Kate Fuppe Sulely by torcier surgent Webh aye Provel of the Gun. For further details contact the undersigned ABSIE WEB.
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Kate Fuppe
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Absie Web
Thame Notes Improvements and Pointed Promotions
The notice outlines a plan to maintain tight standards across departments, praising Mastini Paney for work and promising brighter operations. It mentions options for home articles and a booklet of crochet and knitting patterns, plus assorted craft items and canvasing materials.
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Paney
Ka Sanborn
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M. Binemes
The Comes Won Patrimonial Pages Offer Subscriptions
An advertisement details Subscribe for The Comes Won with the 31.75 annual price and fifty thousand gold embossed pages, promising rich reproductions and notable contributors. It lists famed names like Kipling Nordica and Murroughs, and urges response to The Confederation for a sample issue.
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