27 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
1
A sprawling ad style feature extols a Waukesha business district, praising firms for furnishing homes and clothing, plumbing lights and dry cleaning. It lauds questionable services, calls for inspections, and highlights community utility plants while naming several local shops and services with emphasis on customer satisfaction and wide stock.
A historic retail piece praises a central city dry goods store at 546 Tradavenne Rhenghaq for its square-deal policy. It highlights complete stock from groceries to ready-to-wear, careful customer service, and consistent low prices, presenting the shop as a benefactor to the surrounding community.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses prices, consumer caution, store conduct, and a call for public engagement. Mentions clothing and furnishing items, local residents, and a reference to consultation and examination services. Content is highly garbled with missing words and unclear attributions.
A promotional piece extols a Wimke area bakery and its unique claim, then shifts to a Waukesha service cluster. It lauds a flower shop at 449 Carpenter and a plumbing heating firm offering rapid service and plant care, urging residents to visit or call for home improvements and repairs.
An advertisement touts a Waukesha battery dealer promising dependable, long life products and prompt service. It promotes a cash grocery house at the end of a phone pair with policies of fair profit, personal attention, and square dealing. Also noted is a local photographer and a shoe repair shop at 265 Main Street with expert services and modern styles.
The advertisement promotes tire sales and service by a trusted local shop. It claims customer satisfaction, quality work, and competitive prices, with repair and an offer to extend tire life. Proprietors are described as skilled, ready to help, and known in the community. The firm handles Mason, Hydra-Toran, and Jefferson tire lines.
At 838 Mira Street West a wine shop has served the local community for 32 years offering fish and wine pairing. The small business is described as a longtime neighborhood staple catering to residents.
An ornate advertisement for Wankesha electric supplies and fixtures highlights products for home, including shoes, machinery, and lighting. It touts service quality, personal attention, and a theater section promoting First National and high-class films. The piece invites readers to enjoy evenings with varied entertainment and reliable electrical goods.
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