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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
6
Wet weather delays shipments but we offer another chance to buy good goods at wholesale value. Customer access and inventory details to follow.
Large crowds praise two special sales on Wednesday and Saturday with prices one fourth to one half lower than elsewhere. Purchases include Lamps China Glass ware and related items with four cents per dollar cash back redeemable in Lamps China Glass ware, etc. Regular prices mark down on all Lamps China Cut Glass Toilet and Chamber Sets.
A Sleepy Eye Minnesota flour mill promotes its expanded capacity and latest stock. The ad touts Sleepy Eye Cream Flour and Vonayco Flour at special low prices, plus Chase & Sanborn coffee and Japan Tea. It highlights free gifts, bulk can offers, and a variety of canned goods with bold sale pricing.
Memorial Day observances were disrupted by rain yet soldiers and Grand Army Post decorated graves with a firing squad in attendance. Prof L H Ford delivered an oration praising union victory, contrasting Civil War era constitutional interpretations and noting Lincoln's role.
The Wednesday Club elected officers for next year at Mra. J. M. Jones home with Mra. W. J. Davil as president and others named. A tenth grade farewell party honored Miss Josephine Horton who departs for Minneapolis and Miss Jane Fenton bound for Seattle. The class gave silver souvenir spoons engraved The Class of 1005 and list of attendees includes numerous students and faculty.
The week includes a infant death and burial for Mr and Mrs August Burcham. Emily Mclaury named Belt Montana high school principal for next year. Blairsburg 1808 graduates photographed in town. Kidney health ads urge Foley and Polya cures with cautions about summer strain. J N Diff seeks county surveyor nomination. Mrs Sarah W Curtis reports relief from indigestion using Chamberlains tablets. Local druggists H J Arthur and W Snyder sell the tablets.
J L Siegel announces last month in Webster City for a slaughter sale of clothing shoes furnishing goods trunks and more. Prices cut to unheard of levels in Hamilton county with stock sizes likely to sell quickly. Call on him before purchasing elsewhere and make his place your carnival headquarters.
The Heron auction sale closed Saturday night with Will H. Smith buying no half interest and continuing the business as Heron & Smith. Mr Heron plans to relocate to a milder climate for health reasons.
The Hamilton County Iowa board invites sealed bids for six ditch sections petitioned by K J Elwick. Bids due June 16 1908 at 2 PM in Webster City. completion by November 1 1903. bids per cubic yard. open ditch sections. audit notes Berggren as county auditor.
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