The Stare Best Service Lot No 1 to 5 Textiles Sale
Dated catalog page advertises assorted fabrics with wide widths from 27 to 44 inches in stripes florals and crepe motifs. Lot 1 features dredndies and fancy ik novelties. Lot 2 shows striped and floral grounds. Lot 3 offers crepe and organdie options. Lot 4 rounds up odd pieces at reduced per yard. Lot 5 presents sport suitings and imported summer dress materials in silk and voile fabrics, all discounted for early purchase.
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Washington
Desirable White Goods At Reduced Prices
A listing of dainty fabrics and dress materials including Voiles, Crêpe, Lawn, Muslin, Madras and satin laces with reduced prices. Features options for men and boys shirts, domestic and French fabrics, Park Muslins, Palm Beach Cloths, and embroidered designs.
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Madras
Lapes Every Woman Faces War Time Fashion Shortages
Women face shortages as war disrupts fabrics and craft work. A tattered building near a home contrasts with memories of fine French laces like Valenciennes Lille and Chantilly. The note advertises special prices on remaining lace stock for sale.
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Vince
Lille
Chantilly
Every Department Sale Leads With Reduced Prices This June
Department stores trumpet a June sale with lowered prices on numerous items and a promise of inspection to prove leadership. It urges shoppers not to rely on mail orders, claiming quick availability and dew care in fulfilling requests.
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Space
Embroideries Featured at Large Store Sale
Embroideries present the largest stock suited to many uses at one shop. Voile, organdie, and nainsook fabrics in widths up to 34 inches. Swiss sheer material ideal for costumes and wedding dresses. Corset covers and undergarments offered at reduced prices.
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Prin
Table Linens Sale Reflects Decline in Linen Prices
A local retailer notes a dramatic drop in linen imports and rising costs abroad. The shop emphasizes limited supply of pure linen damask and napkins, offering select damask and patterns at lower prices than current market rates, with no post hoc price increases.
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Nas Bern
Des Siralia
Meteoric Hand Mystery Grips Prantl Household
The article reports a bizarre discovery near a farmhouse where a pale long hand resembling a meteor fragment was found buried 48 hours after a death. Mrs Brant refuses to surrender the relic’s origin amid spiritualist speculation while observers note the hand’s burned wrist and clawed fingers. The Prants plan to encase the hand in glass. It also touches on population density in China and rural settlement issues due to transport limits.
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Henry Prantl
Thor
German American influence and political clash in 1920s editorials
The Staats-Zeiting notes German American influence as 27 percent of the vote and urges support for the Republican candidate amid warnings of loyalty to the German Kaiser. It questions American ideals of 1776 and 1860, urging a shift to preserve the American republic. The Louisville Courier Journal cites anti German sentiment and wartime “rights and duties” themes, with an added listing of uncalled letters in Washington and a postmaster notice.
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Hin
Hishes
Rolly
Huches
Republic
Vasuala
Republican Party
Hurdea
Louisville Courier Journal
TWO SKY PILOTS IN NONE LEGATION FEATURED IN CONTINUOUS REPORT
The piece chronicles pilots and militia discussions tied to a Mexican crisis, with references to Captain Harriman and Reverend figures. It notes church connections, enlistment, and the role of Bloomington ministers in a tense regional situation. Sweden plans a peat powered factory, with government funding details.
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SKY
Thomas White
Courway
Plion
Min
United Press
Chamber of
Harriman
Bloomington
Martinsville
Sweden
County Board of Review Sets Schedule for Tax Work
The county board announces a sequence of review and equalization days for townships and miscellaneous matters. Bush, Clark, Bagan, Wright, and Arlage serve as officials. events run from June 4 to July 8 with mortgage exemptions and other items scheduled on specific dates.
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County Board OF Review
Reeve
Banks
Bush
Jacob.g. Clark
Elmer Bagan
W. W. Wright
Roy. B. Arlage
Notice to Contractors for County Bridge Bids in Daviess County Indiana
Commissioners of Daviess County Indiana will, on Saturday July 4 1946, receive bids by 29 o clock p m for multiple bridge constructions and related work across Harrison Elmore Barr Bogard and Boxard townships including Jones Houston Bennett Clements McCracken Seeuieris Doyle Rust Yoder Kilgore Hachkler and Downes bridges with various spans steel beam or truss designs and concrete floors or abutments. bids may include with or without piling and some bridges to be moved or replaced on new concrete abutments.
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Daviess County
Diana
Jones Bridge
Harrison’. Township
Houston
Harrison
Bennett
Townslip
Clements Pride
Harrison Township
McCracken
Barr Township
Doyle
Seeuieris
Troy Keith
Ashington Townehin
Rust Bridge
Washington
Wn Ip
Kilgore
Varhtsen
Hachkler
van Buren
Yoder
Boxard
Bennett Bridge
Begerd
Ole
Ahatoenty
Groves
Br Teok
Downes
Barr
Jackson
Township
Bulag “Scott
Barr ‘Owisut
Lark
la Sensi
Ae - Daviesa
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