11 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1886
Page
1
Fragmentary weather note with unreadable names and figures. The readable parts reference ambient conditions and timing but lack clear locations or dates. No decisive forecast or measurements are discernible from the text.
An advertisement style denunciation touts ready made suits and pants at prices from $4.50 to $40, claiming similar quality to more expensive options. It claims samples can be measured for fit, with emphasis on price advantage due to quantity buying and cash terms, urging readers to compare materials and finish.
Springfield society notes a quiet week with few entertainments as Lent limits gatherings. Local clubs plan early week meetings and Easter programs while residents attend theater parties and weddings. Notables like Mr and Mrs Armin Foster visit Topeka and others return from Florida and California.
Local police court notes detail cases and incidents from a busy period. Defendants include Lewin Miller and Charles Havinesten charged with public fight at Spring and Monroe streets, with continuances set to Monday. A separate scene at Main Street saloon involves a minor stabbing scare and a sidewalk altercation. A burglar alarm near Liberty Street prompts an eastern city burglary alert, while a deglage master of the NOY sustains internal injuries after a work incident.
Springfield shoppers are invited to visit Owen Brothers The Only Strictly One Price Cash Clothing House for a complete line of garments. The store emphasizes fixed low prices and a broad selection for men women and children with daily restocks.
A concise look at how societies value wealth, money psychology, and the tools people use to manage finances across eras. Examines early coinage, modern banking, and the habits that influence saving and spending.
The stock purchased for spring 1886 is the largest and handsomest yet seen in Springfield counters. Guests are invited to find fine clothing for men and boys, with gents suits for business or everyday wear, made from sturdy all wool in dark genteel colors, stylishly cut and priced at $10.00.
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