Furs Offered With Discounts on Black and Brown Selections
A brief note advertises a selection of black and brown furs with prices. It promises savings of 25 to 50 percent on purchases and guarantees customers will be spared higher costs.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
A brief note advertises a selection of black and brown furs with prices. It promises savings of 25 to 50 percent on purchases and guarantees customers will be spared higher costs.
A short listing notes reductions of 25 percent on lawn and thin goods, with various outing fabrics priced per yard. The fragment indicates price adjustments across multiple materials including sheeting and lawn fabrics, reflecting a general sale on textiles.
Governor Chase S. Osborn of Michigan sends a forceful New Year greeting via the New York World praising Michigan's growth and potential. He outlines state resources, population growth projections, industry strengths in autos and sugar, forestry, roads, and education, and expresses hope for national harmony.
A press dispatch quotes President Taft declaring that nothing in death can keep him out of the fight and states he has no objection to the remark being public. It aims to quell reports he would withdraw in favor of Roosevelt. The president is said to be aroused by party peril and determined to show his stance. Governor Osborn yesterday said he will not withdraw his name and his nomination position remains unchanged.
George Ricketts of Jefferson county Indiana purchases Pollasky shoe stock in Alma. He starts a cleanup sale named Hit Em Hard and plans to convert the store into a model shoe shop after settling in. He will move his wife and daughter to Alma as his future home. Alma residents welcome the new business family. A chicken pie supper at the Methodist Church costs twenty five cents on Friday January 10th.
An Alma advertisement touts Rexall Muco Tone as a blood carried remedy for catarrh and other diseases, claiming a physician’s thirty year study backs it. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied and notes two sizes 60 cents and one dollar, with emphasis on local Rexall Store availability at F. O. Groves Proprietor.
Katherine H Colbery and Howard Beery of Alma were wed by Rev Meese on Sunday December 41 1911 at high noon. Attended by the bride's sister and Mr and Mrs Peter Dibert of Ohio City. After a two week Ohio visit the couple will reside at Windermere farm west of Alma.
Almanac style notice from Alma Michigan lists weekly advertised names including Mrs O H Bets Mr Roland Bucard Mr Charles Byrd and others with a Dead Letter Office warning dated January 8 1912. Additional notes advertise 25 percent off fancy work items at Mrs Gaffney and a forest fire warning story followed by a testimonial for Dr King s New Discovery with price details and store guarantees.
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