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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1888
Page
1
Friday morning we offer our entire stock of Torchons Medices Hamburgs Laces and Lace Flouncings at 35 to 60 cents on the dollar. A one day event framed as a great sacrifice and benefit to many shoppers.
In connection with this lace and embroidery sale we will offer 40 pieces totaling 2,250 yards of Fruit and Lonsdale cotton. The straight goods are seven-eights wide and priced at 5 cents per yard. This width cotton is made for ladies underwear and will be sold only to ladies who have bought at one lace counter.
A local retailer states no charges on Friday and urges customers to hurry as stock must be reduced for cash. They announce wide price cuts starting tomorrow to clear inventory.
A local editorial argues the one cent act is sound policy. It asserts selling goods for one cent allows citizens to obtain items without lingering in poverty, while rejecting charity approaches that demean residents by offering only 25 cents worth of goods.
An industry notice from land loan and insurance agents highlights personal security, correspondence practices, and solicitations for eastern and western real estate opportunities. The communication emphasizes prompt action with no delays and outlines focus areas for prospective partners.
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to probe alleged rail labor and immigration transport practices. President elect Lamar takes the oath, begins duties, while Speaker Carlisle shows improved condition and may not undertake upcoming engagements. The article covers court, senate, and committee actions related to elections, finance, and tobacco policy.
A Clearwater tragedy ends in the instant death of Peter A Peterson after a hunting accident. His father and another son were nearby when a gun misfire occurred during a rabbit hunt. Peterson was a respected local blacksmith and former community figure, praised for his peaceable nature and honesty. The coroner was notified and Pratt County authorities began investigation into the incident.
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