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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
6
The ad promotes porch furniture, refrigerators, go-carts, carpets, rugs and matting with strong emphasis on practical needs and low prices. It promises extraordinary values and great savings across furniture, carpets, rugs and curtains offered by Vinig and Leopold.
Our usual custom is to cut prices on Refrigerators to give you the benefit at a time when they are most needed. The selection for choosing is very large and includes all sizes for family use. Every one is guaranteed for sanitary qualities and great saving of ice. Prices start as low as $5.49 for a $7.50 Refrigerator. All others at about the same proportion.
Farewell sale on porch furniture features chairs rockers and settees at sacrifice prices. White maple with natural finish and cane seats offered, including a sturdy rocker priced at 98 cents and a Willow Rocker at 1.98 dollars. Suitable for both porch and indoor use.
The notice advertises couches available for the week at a remarkably low price of 13.5 dollars. It presents a clear bargain for readers seeking affordable furniture and highlights the special offer.
Nearly one thousand miners resumed work Saturday in Bergholz and Amsterdam coal regions as three companies signed the 1967 wage scale. Operators J. B. Zerhe, Frank M. Osborn, and East Ohio Coal signed after lengthy talks. Conditions for miners remain the main sticking point, with expectations that most operators will sign within 10 days, except in No. 3 district and No. 8 district where Pittsburg Vein Coal Operators’ Association terms differ.
Clay Salmon, while walking with friends near Pekin, battled a three and a half foot copperhead that struck at him after he disturbed it. He clubbed the reptile to end the danger, earning praise from locals who witnessed the brave act.
Willard is described as scared while Dayton wins the convention bid. The Czar plans to keep his Cabinet intact. Dick advances his program through persistent push.
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