Discount Offer On Queensware Shoes and Dry Goods
A ten percent discount is offered on Queensware Shoes Hardware and Dry Goods through January 1 1907 with special prices on a line of ladies and mens caps.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
4
A ten percent discount is offered on Queensware Shoes Hardware and Dry Goods through January 1 1907 with special prices on a line of ladies and mens caps.
A collection of observations notes wages rises for railroad workers and other economic trends. It reports on dividends and stock liabilities, a call to adopt parcel post, and praise from English schoolboys for Theodore Roosevelt. It also mentions alfalfa expansion and animal prices in western ranching.
A junk heap along the Union Pacific right of way in Mead gathered by two vendors marks a $200,000 outlay by Saunders County settlers. The pile holds headers, threshing machines, and old farm machinery from 35 years ago, now valued at about $250, and narrates the pioneers' hardships in the early state.
The excerpt argues that business growth and town expansion suffer more from waning confidence and public indifference than from external rivals. It calls for a proactive, do-it-now mindset to inspire local enterprise and development.
Judges W H Kelligar and J B Raper order district court terms by county and date for 1907. Johnson county February 4 May 6 October 7 Pawnee February 11 May 6 October 7 Richardson February 18 May 20 November 11 Nemaha March 11 June 8 November 11 Jefferson March 18 June 3 Gage April 15 June 10 December 2 A petite jury of twenty four shall be drawn for each term in each county.
A historic newspaper notice offers a three month trial subscription to The St. Joseph Star. The ad promotes independent coverage with market, farm, sport, gossip and household tips and urges readers to subscribe for 25 cents.
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