15 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
1
A vintage ad invites readers to browse stock of diverse clothing items including shirts vests hats and underwear. The copy emphasizes attractive garments and smooth sale presentation without overt boasting, aiming to entice purchase.
A Misses spring heel shoe with patent tip and lace is offered at a low price through quick turnover. The ad emphasizes low glass prices and consistent stock scouting for snap-on shoes.
The listing advertises fords in black or tan with vesting or Finest in options. Sizes described as plain tops in town. Prices range between $3.00 and 950.
Fifty six students enjoyed commencement week at Joliet Township High School with class day ceremonies in the auditorium. Edna Patterson led a prophecies-filled program while Erwin Calmer presided and senior humor and music punctuated the event.
The 1899 annual city report by ex-City Clerk Rickson shows May 1 cash balances and rising expenditures. Receipts reached 324 194.72 while several funds were overdrawn, leaving departments short of funds for May and June. The police and fire departments faced tight budgets with limited remaining salary funds and looming borrowing needs.
For hot weather we offer light weight straw hats with graceful outlines and extreme comfort. The new straw hats are described as rival in shape fashion and durability. Prices are attractive and competitive.
A persuasive pitch urges readers to stop renting and buy a home. It claims many believe homeownership impossible for moderate means, but promises to show how easily property can be possessed. The message emphasizes personal financial empowerment and becoming one’s own landlord.
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