The Weiser Signal Mail Order Drive Explained
The article argues mail order houses grew from customers wanting items not found locally and that local merchants failed to clearly present their stock. If retailers shared accurate, persuasive details like mail ads, sales would stay local or customers would buy comparable local goods.
Roosevelt era satire and local notices amid mixed commentary
A fragment from Bill Jinkin reports satirical remarks about Roosevelt and the 1904 campaign, mocking party rivals and policy battles with vivid scenarios in the western United States. The text shifts to real estate leases, land sales, and local business notices including auction of public lands, school funding from rents, and local advertisements for Hawthorn additions, saloons, lost jewelry, and store openings.
Strawberry festival hosted by Congregational women
Remember the strawberry festival next Tuesday afternoon and evening with ice cream for all. It will be held next door to Alexander's starting at 4 o'clock, organized by the Congregational ladies.
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