For Mother For Mother Gloves and Linen Sale
A readable catalog line notes a sale of gloves handkerchiefs table linen dress pattern sets of furs rugs and silk waists or a pretty accessory items offered for gift purposes.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
6
Father Father Thanot Goods List Fragments
Fragmentary item list mentions gifts or keepsakes such as a handkerchief a necktie an umbrella or muffler, plus a necktie rack suspenders and holly boxes. The scribbled notes imply memory or tribute ideas rather than a formal sale or instruction. Names, dates, and places are not present.
Handcrafted keepsake gifts offered with price appeal
A seller promotes a selection of handmade items including a booklet, novelty pieces, a handkerchief, and embroidered linen at varying prices. Emphasis is on the value of friendship and the wide assortment available for gifting without specifying exact prices.
Christmas Stock Invitation silent in shop window
A local merchant invites the public to inspect their Christmas stock with a simple presence request rather than tokens of appreciation. The message emphasizes steady service year round and suggests no
Sister OULY Gift Notes From a Family Ad
A terse classified style notice suggests buying items for another, while keeping a token ready for a sister. It mentions a box of hosiery a set of Parisian ivory and neckwear in niece packages as suggested gifts in a family context.
Brother of Silk Hose Necktie Rack or Handkerchiefs
A compact notice highlights a family business matter referencing silk hose, necktie rack, and handkerchiefs as part of a local trade or retail event. No dates or places are specified, but the item points to a Philadelphia type storefront catalog or stock readout.
Auntie Silk Scarf and Embroidered Linen Novelties Ad
An advertisement urges readers to remember Aunt Hether with handmade novelties. It highlights silk scarves neckwear back comb silk hose and embroidered linen as nostalgic gift items and reminders of cherished relatives.
Uncle J ST Gift Idea Sharpens Family Spirit
A concise note suggests gifting to Uncle J ST to keep family spirit alive. Proposes options such as kerchiefs, musters, a necktie, or a box of hose as suitable presents.
Bargain Lot Includes Petticoats and Accessories
A catalog-style notice lists items such as a silk petticoat table linen cloak fur set dress pattern hand bag and numerous other goods for selection. The listing highlights a wide range of fabric accessories and apparel.
Old Party Reorganization Debate Sparks Tense Tone
A heated critique argues no Republican with any sense will join a reorganization by shifty pretenders or those who betrayed the party. It calls for Republicans to handle any changes themselves rather than rely on outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicana
Christmas Shopping and Regional Rail Rates Highlight Rural Note
The piece notes higher rail fares to the Pacific coast deter Florida and Gulf region travelers while favoring Gulf resort destinations. It also lauds sensible Christmas gift buying, recalling Bailey of Britt's sale and the Britt Tribune. Sperbeck & Son of the Swea City Herald report a price rise to 1.25 yearly, bemoaning past losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperbeck & Son
Swea City
Miss Hazel McCoy and Harold Bradbury Wedding in Newton
Miss Hazel McCoy of this city and Harold Bradbury of Newton Iowa were married Monday at the groom’s sister home in Newton. They plan to reside in Montezuma Iowa. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs FW LL McCoy of this city and grew up here. The groom has lived here recently, worked on a farm east of town, and is brother to Clifford Bradbury who formerly lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel McCoy
Harold Bradbury
Newton
Iowa
Montezuma
FW. Ll. McCoy
Clifford Bradbury
Tom Stannerson Dies After Illness in Iowa City
Tom Stannerson died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at a hospital in Iowa City after a likely successful operation for dropsy. Born in Bergen Norway on September 7 1680 he moved with his family to Kendall County Illinois then Emmet County Iowa where he lived most of his life. He served as street commissioner of Ratherville for eight years until his death and is survived by his wife Lena Olson and four of ten children Birney John Gail and Hazel. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday at 2:30 PM with his body brought back on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stannerson
Lowa City
Iowa City
Bergen
Norway
Kendall County
Hinois
Emmet County
Iowa
Elieworth
Ratherville
Lena Olson
Nevada
Birney
John
Gail
Hazel
Peterson Lang Wedding in Mandan ND Today
Mr Karl W Peterson and Miss Rose Lang both of Mandan ND are to marry at the bride’s parents home in Mandan. The groom son of Mr and Mrs A O Peterson of this city, longtime Estherville resident, now managing a Mandan grocery. Miss Lang praised as bright and accomplished, a local favorite. Estherville friends and Vindicator and Republican extend hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Peterson
Rose Lang
Mandan
North Dakota
A. O. Peterson
Estherville
Hoats
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