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Newspaper
Weekly Exponent
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1883
Page
4
Mrs Waters and Co advertise new millinery at very low sale prices. Mar Davis leads Mt Ver non Band and teaches the Spring Garden Band. D B Esmon’s Bluford failure harms Curnick & Co. Deputy postmaster Me Jdiimon’s varied grocery and dry goods stock noted.
Nashville game sparks county officials against town officials in a doughable base bill. The notice notes a large assortment of flats priced below average.
Mayor Plammer issues proclamation titled Clean Up and urges action on community cleanup efforts to improve neighborhoods and public spaces. The document signals municipal focus on sanitation, safety, and civic participation through coordinated programs and volunteer involvement.
The Exponent office sends a neat premium list for the Jefferson County Agricultural Board. The fair will be held the week following ours, per Albion News.
Hopewell hosts a Sunday School concert and basket meeting next Sunday with a good time anticipated. The event invites all who may attend and expresses hopeful spirit for a pleasant gathering.
Local advertises a wide boots stock at J C Johnson's Cash Store. It emphasizes variety and guaranteed goods and prices with the store owner standing by the quality and value offered.
Live progress on the new mill under the general superintendency of a veteran builder. Captain Ss T Strattan and Friend Westbrook are directing operations as the plant nears full operation and production.
Mr Thos Goodrich bought a western city house near Mr J S Bogan and plans repairs before moving in with his family. The former Goodrich home at the old Bogan homestead near the Supreme Court House will be moved and replaced by a new house for Mr Will Boman and his wife.
The Signal reports a scorching day in St Louis with a roof thermometer peaking high. Citizens suffer in the heat while street scenes show urgent efforts to stay cool and safe during the season’s peak.
Miss Louie Casey visits Gar bonadile North Carolina as Pace & Co. invites all to inspect their fall stock. The item mentions Seley Chicago boots, a bold mayoral clean up notice, clergy conferences in Belleville, and public business debates on saloons and economic plans.
A fragmented OCR reads dozens of personal names including SS Boren Mes Deborah Brown VP Brannon P Brannon John Moran Charles Brogan Dr John Chathans Arthur P Gray Ider Win Tenderson David Hester Enna Jones Vicetaia Luthar Sarit Marhin Kate McCormick and others, with incomplete surrounding context.
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