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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
3
A farmer considers which buyer offers the best terms for various volumes and deals. For corn, A wants twenty five bushels while B wants one thousand. for cattle, A buys one head and B buys five hundred. for wagons, A asks one wagon and B twenty five. for employment, A seeks one day and B twelve months. The item assesses best prices or cheapest work depending on scale and duration.
Clothing sale highlights drastic markdowns to clear fall stock. Suits originally up to 16.50 and 15.00 drop to 10.00 and 8.50 lines reduced. 6.00 and 4.00 pants priced to move. California and Granite suits excluded. many patterns and styles featured, including flannel and worsted options.
A local furnishing goods feature touts strength of line and aggressive pricing as a competitive edge. The item emphasizes value and market advantage with strong lines and favorable prices aimed at attracting customers.
Footwear firm boasts unmatched sales since arriving in Vinita. Claiming the lowest prices, the company states it has sold more shoes than any local house in the Cherokee nation. A shoe price of 15¢ is noted.
Linen and cotton fabrics listed with prices for summer wear. Includes Lawns Dimities Piques Percales Zephyr gingham Misses dresses and wrappers plus skirts in several sizes and discount ranges. Bold note of former prices and reduced sale prices targets shoppers seeking affordable garments and fabrics.
The speaker explains that large buyers who can purchase in bulk, pay cash, and employ labor longest secure farm and ranch goods. He notes sixteen eastern market buyers flock to trade with the Graham Combination, known for cash sales and large quantities. The Graham Combination reportedly bought over one million dollars worth of goods for its spring stock.
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