Wrought Friday and Saturday retail items and half price sale
Fragmented ad notes upcoming Friday and Saturday events with pyrography Batu Nehelon activities. Mentions Ueda elns6on Noebo and a community fair with adults and children, partial prices, and a French Flannels sale at reduced prices, 38c to 60c, on the counter in the north area.
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Lace Sale Closes Saturday in Timaru
The notice indicates the lace sale ends Saturday in Timaru with pricing and stock details unclear due to transcription. It urges customers to visit before closing, noting drying progress and limited quantities remaining.
Black Friday style sale at Tatfelu Street store ends soon
An ad announces two more days of a black sale at a Nagy’s style shop on Tatfelu Street offering elegant black goods and gold items at low prices. It promises broad discounts on drapery, cotton fabrics, and yard goods with prices withdrawn after Saturday.
Fancy Linens Saturday Sale Invites Early Shoppers
An advertisement announces a Saturday linen sale with goods from multiple regions including Abrietnay gifts not repeated this year. Items are described as hand made by peasantry of Meso countries and include lace, candles, and clalee hand nde lhtengs. Customers are urged to call carefully ioe by hand.
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Underwear Sale Friday and Saturday Ad
Tomorrow and Saturday underwear sale in the department store. Forty dozen of ladies’ undergarments priced at 20 cents. Goods include various items now selling at reduced prices. Shop early for best selections.
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Salu
Piers
Big Table Linen Sale Starts Monday at Local Shop
A large sale of fine table linens begins Monday at 8 o'clock and runs until Saturday. The import stock from Trelend is offered at reduced prices, with 42,000 linens available and a free line of goods included despite limited quantities and quality guarantees.
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Aloro
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Nome
Techno- Hong
Cushion tops on sale at window display
In the window of the Twenty fourth street entrance cushion covers are offered at 50¢ for 25¢. The sale takes place Saturday with limited quantities per customer. New designs titled The Dance Girl and the Wild Rose attract buyers as they are touted as unique must-have items.
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Fragmented Palaver Of Names And Odds And Ends
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and terms with no clear event. It includes references to individuals, organizations, and vague activities, but lacks coherent narrative or actionable facts.
Saluro Dry Shampoo Demonstration At Center
The Indy conducts a dry shampoo demonstration in the center, introducing Saluro a waterless hair cleaner that adds lustre while cleaning. A speaker explains the product and invites fellow customers to learn and buy, with introductory offers and demonstrations continuing.
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Indy
Christmas Delineator Sparks Holiday Ideas From Deliocater
The article notes a seasonal catalog called Christmas Delineator and the Deliocater for Chatatmag. It highlights rising subscriber numbers, gift ideas, and affordable Butterick patterns, with options for home delivery and high class library offerings.
Culley Promises Genuine Substitution Service at Local Pharmacy
A local pharmacist named Culley touts honest pricing and genuine products. He emphasizes clear, straightforward service and urges customers to ask for exactly what they need, promising reliable prescriptions and substitutions when appropriate.
Ogden High Football Faces Academy in Fortialia Friday Night
A fragmented Old Ogden High schedule note reports Ogden High football ahead of a Saturday game against the Academy of Linia in Fortialia. Also mentioned are local marriages and elections, with several names and affiliations scattered through the text.
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Tribune Knocks Newspaper Deal Sparks Salt Lake Controversy
The Salt Lake Tribune attacks a proposed purchase of the Examiner by Democratic publisher J. F. Thomas. Thomas plans to print a Democratic paper with modern equipment and deny Republican aims, while other officials cite a contract to buy the Examiner and debate winter work on a rail project. The piece lists party figures and engineers involved in the dispute.
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The Grant Union Tea Co Remodels Store Front
The Grant Union Tea Company at 2498 Washington Avenue completes front remodel and interior work by Friday. The store will open with stock of quads and a special two day event on Friday and Saturday November 15 and 16 offering guests free souvenirs and promotions.
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Stiching Touchen
Short Line operations shift under Union Pacific policy
The Short Line undergoes management change as Union Pacific reorganizes duties from Salt Lake City to Ogden. W. H. Hancroft, central manager for Oregon Short Line, departs, with A. L. Mohler guiding the transfer. Bakae entities emphasize no fault in Hancroft’s leadership while execution pressures rise on the new division.
Union Pacific officials discuss division transfer and next week change
Union Pacific officials led by General Manager McMar arrived in Salt Lake and conferred with Mohler and Hancroft of the Oregon Short Line on transferring the Ogden to Green River division. Plans for the change to Union Pacific control were finalized for late next week. Chief Engineer Hulley and Superintendent Park joined in talks, with Maj. Honey’s retirement noted in Washington.
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Union Pacific Road
Salt Lake
Park
Omaha
Burloa
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New York Stocks Open With Sharp Declines in Early Trade
Opening stock prices in New York fell sharply as investors reacted to higher official discount rates in Britain and France. Major rail and mining stocks led losses, with Canadian groups notably weak, while a late-day recovery trimmed some losses.
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Mock Telave and Industry Names Amid Market Fluctuations
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Livestock Market Report With Mixed Receipts Across Cities
Cattle receipts around 9,000 to 9,900 across Omaha and Chicago markets. Prices show heavy and slaughter steers easing to mid four dollar range while cows and heifers trade around 1.50 to 2.60 per unit. Lambs and mutton receipts also present with broadly steady to weaker tone as buyers adjust to supplies.
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Market Report Fragments From Texas Livestock Sale
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