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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
5
A collage of storefront promos, prices, and personal notices from Warsaw area merchants. Entries mention Watsons, Bowser’s, Rutter’s hardware, Eschbach & Weimer, Kingery & Co, and local residents like Dr. Hines and Mrs. Weimer, with prices on fence, flour, shellbark smoke, grain, and various household goods. Also notes on pensions, health, and farm supplies.
A crowded patch of items notes Mrs. Owen Switzer visiting Manistee Michigan, pension news for Sheriff Perry Smith, visitors from Milford and Fort Wayne, and a Mishawaka departure. Also mentions new bakery owners Charles M. Smith and Geo W. Deaser, discoveries by Dr. T. A. Goodwin, stock sales, fence offerings, and winter conditions with sleighing and wet snow.
Local market ad from Warsaw promotes a wide range of groceries and goods. It highlights fresh produce like lemons and oranges, tea and coffee items, various canned goods, baking essentials, and tobacco products at low prices. The text repeats and lists prices for items such as oyster shell, table syrup, ammonia, rice, crackers, raisins, currants, prunes, buckwheat, corn meal, lemons, oranges, and African Java coffee.
A lengthy discounted footwear sale lists 74 pairs across Ladies and Misses high cuts, Enamel Kid, and various men and boys styles. Prices slashed from 3 to 7 dollars with many lots labeled as broken sizes and samples, claiming unprecedented closeouts and loud urgency to clear stock.
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