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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
2
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The Cadiz Sentinel and Cadiz Republican report Ohio political strife as TOM JOHNSON attacks Garber while Roosevelt and Taft garner national support. Debate centers on the Rose Local Option bill amid possible Senate reorganization and temperance shifts. General Keifer endorses General Hollingsworth, signaling high-level party maneuvering.
A Capitol atmosphere surrounds the candidate as many lawmakers praise the rising figure. Support spans senior members and committee leaders, signaling strong party alignment and potential influence in upcoming policy debates.
Taft asks friends in Wisconsin to refrain from contesting delegates against La Follette, signaling a gentlemanly approach to the campaign.
Senator West, regarded as the ablest leader of the Ohio Senate, has entered the contest for Lieutenant Governor with strong initial support anticipated from the outset.
The passage critiques Speaker Eagleson for poor progress since ascending the throne, arguing that the public mood is hostile toward bosses and that serving the people requires prioritizing the whole community over personal interests.
After the Eighth district Republican convention took 1012 ballots to nominate a successor to Congressman Cole, it adjourned. The two term rule stands, deemed a silly rule, but it keeps a good man in Congress.
Crosby Snoyes, editor of the Washington Star, has died leaving a void in journalism. He led what was once one of the nation’s most profitable newspaper properties and was known for his honesty with readers.
The Herald-Star urges a middle of the road Republican for Ohio State School Commissioner to unite factions among teachers. It endorses John W. Zeller of Findlay, a thirty year superintendent, as a trusted, non factional candidate with broad respect and recent national recognition. The paper argues unity strengthens the party for the Presidential year.
The report speculates Russia could enter another conflict, suggesting it would better its performance than in previous engagements. No specifics are provided on dates or targets, reflecting cautious, opinion based coverage.
Senator Duval is named in several papers as a possibility for Lieutenant Governor. The article notes he is likely not a candidate, with some sources suggesting uncertainty about his intent.
A mixed lot of ladies shirt waists offered at bargain prices. Some pieces sold as high as 1.98 each, highlighting value in a casual sale.
A retail page item promoting hose offers men and women stockings at reduced prices. Men’s roe half hose in black tan and fancy colors are on sale per pair while ladies lisle thread hose and silk lisle hose are discounted. Misses lisle hose and assorted fancy designs are advertised with multiple pair pricing.
A sale list presents gingham 12 percent values and new designs. Calicoes and cretones by the yard, wool trico in desirable shades at 30c grade, waistings satin striped and pure silks for dresses and waists. Silkeline yard patterns 13 to 15 cents, outing fabrics 12 1/2 cents, drapery damasks, toweling checks sold at 7 cents.
All winter leftover merchandise is offered at almost any price. Buy now or wait until next winter. Take goods now and store them for future use.
A local store touts one of the citys largest carpet stocks and notes a few sample prices to attract buyers. The message emphasizes variety and competitive pricing as a sales teaser.
Extra heavy rug carpet and Tapestry Brussels cloths offered in new designs. SSES store in New York markets the Roxbury Brussels line with regular pricing noted but details are incomplete in the fragment.
Advertises Brussels Rugs 9x12 in velvet and plush Myriad patterns with sale prices from 9x12 22.50 to 0.85 per yard for linoleum and matting options All listed carpets include various grades and new designs Cobos Co promotes discounted room size and extra fine plush Axminster carpets with yard values 0.25 to 3 cents per yard
About 100 trimmed hats in shades and styles for all ages. Hats suitable year round with prices from 2.75 to 5 dollars, offers a strong value as a last chance buyer’s choice at each dollar increment.
One lot of corsets in all sizes across various kinds offered at 35c per pair while stocks last. Also a lot of regular stockings and 75c corsets with hose supporters attached offered at a pair. Sale available at the store location.
Spring goods are in stock and a contracted portion is included in this sale. Shoppers can save from 30 to 40 percent on in season goods. A rare opportunity and it should be seized.
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