Stooge-Reducing Sale In Ale Departments
The note describes a forced sale to reduce stock in ale departments with aggressive price cuts. It aims to dispose of on-hand goods by finishing inventory within a month, focusing on broken jets remnants soiled discontinued winter goods not to be reordered this season. The effort seeks to lessen the annual stock-taking workload.
Before Inventory Sale Promises Great Savings at Local Store
A local store promotes its Before Inventory Sale with heavy discounts on textiles and blankets. It highlights Standard Calicoes, Indigo Blues, Flannelettes, Robes, Apron Ginghams, Pure White Australian Blankets, Cotton Batting, Biderdowns, Woolen Dress Goods, Geant Mohairs, Silks, Dimity, White Madras, and Corduroy Velvet with reduced pre-inventory prices and large quantities on sale.
Pre-Inventory Sale Highlights Ladies Coats and Suits
The store touts a pre inventory sale with dozens of coats and suits at deep discounts. Prices cut from regular levels include ladies long coats up to 18 dollars and children’s coats reduced to under five dollars. Men’s goods and accessories also offered at bargain rates across sections.
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Everene
Local Trade Notes and Notices From Dalton Worded Ads
Local ads list shopping at Gardiner's and Scott's for groceries and photos, with mentions of DeWitts products, Lauder Mill oil meal, and McDowell's mid winter sale. Residents Amos H. Martin and family visit from Washingtonville. several notes reference New Year's greetings and weekly sales. Community updates include railway route No.1 Dalton and miners’ safety stats from the era.
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Gardiner's
Scott’s Gallery
Dalton
I. Fh. McDowell
Dalton Sale of Cows and Farm Implements Set for Jan 9
Public sale announced by Aaron Hursh, three miles north of Dalton, on Thursday Jan 9 1907. The notice lists cows and farm implements to be sold. see bills for details. Also notes Michael Whitner, Wayne county’s oldest resident, died at Orrville aged 95. funeral held Sunday. obituary of Mildred Marguerite McClintock, a Dalton native who lived in Pittsburgh, dies at age 12.
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Spain
Dc. Haney
Wooster
Woolster Hospital
Tve
Aaron Hursh
Dalton
Michael Whitner
Wayne County
Orrville
Mildred Marguerite McClintock
Ohio
Pittsburg
Grant School
Smithfield
Henry Wagoner
Wm. Brown
Frank Cameron
George Fox
George Zellars
Grace Gochnauer
Harvey Walters
Massillon
Rose Flynne
Bessie Baughman
Canton
Meyers
Allegheny
Frank Schutzbach
Gertrude Schutzbach
Strasburg
Abbie Millhouse
Lorain
Henry Holderbaun
Barberton
Wm. Stutz
Akron
Timed fall from church spire injures Reedsburg worker
Wallace Kauffman thirty four a timer fell fifty three feet Friday morning while on the spire of a new church near Reedsburg caused by a concrete block giving way he suffered two broken legs and internal injuries. A second item notes George T Angell eighty four and a half years old may gain five more years of work if he avoids public meetings. The rest of the text promotes a cough syrup with generic medical claims and local sales by A J White.
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Wallace Kauffman
Reedsburg
George T. Angell
Boston Society For ‘Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Fatal Mine Accident at Crows Nest Mine East Greenville
A fatal accident occurred Tuesday morning at eight at the Crows Nest mine in East Greenville. Miners John Roberts and his son were entering their room when a large rock mass fell, crushing them instantly. They were buried under debris and recovered at 4:30. No burial arrangements had been made at press time.
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East Greenville
John Roberts
Cateral
Pokeberry News Teases Local Holidays and Transfers
Rev I J Buchwalter bought 163 acres of land in Pokeberry district Wooster Ohio from James Mullins Esquire. Harvey Good and wife Lizzie Good and Lizzie Knopp of Columbiana Ohio visit relatives here. The Pokeberry School has time only for Xmas and New Years. C F Shisler spent weeks at Dierslant. Leap year celebrations announced for Jan 3 1908. Readers wished a Merry Xmas and a prosperous New Leap Year.
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I. J. Buchwalter
James Mullins
Wooster O
Pokeberry District
Harvey Good
Lizzie Good
Lizzie Knopp
Columbiana, O
Pukeberry School
C. F. Shisler
Dierslant
Local Advertisements and Patent Remedies Celebrate Goods
A collage of small ads notes Creston Bologna at Scott's Fountain Pen, beef by the quarter in Dalton Ohio, and liver pills promising renewed energy. Patent cures for biliousness and indigestion promote trials, while clothing and premiums lure shoppers at E A Freet & Son. Stomach relief hints urge Kodol Digestive aids sold by A J White.
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A. J. White
Gardiner’s
Scott’s
Dalton
Ohio
A.J . White
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STOGE
the Bee Hive Store
Massillon, Ohio
W.&lerr
Eocal
Scott's
Lauder Chopping Mill
Amos H. Martin
Washingtonville
Dalton-and
Vicinity
A.J. White
Mre. A. Imgard of
Rev
W.H. Hubbell
Roe Cockrell
J. H. Eberly
T. KE. McDowell
U. _P. Sabbath School
DeWitt
McAuley-Water
New York
Gazette
Baptiste of
W. O. Haney
Isaac Richwine
Near Wooster
Ethel Sturgis
Pouleen
Copenhagen
Berlin
M. O. Slaney
Salvation Army
England
W. O. Taney
Kennedy
Pokeberry
Rae
Lord
Slaney
W. C. Haney
E. A. Freet & Son's