Advertising in a Newspaper Pays, Not Cheap Substitutes
A short note urges advertisers to choose genuine newspaper placements over cheap substitutes, arguing better reach and impact. It emphasizes value and cautions against cutting corners with inferior media. The message appeals to local businesses seeking effective publicity and trust in established print ads.
Local News Items Include Calf Sale and Seed Corn Deals
Local notes report a 560-lb bull calf to be sold via Clark Tindall with contact, and Poland China bears listed by W C Vreugdenhil. DeKalb Seed Corn plates advertised at $5.50 per bushel by J W Aalfs, plus another bid at $5.60 per bushel. A, N Williams farm auction near town set for December 29 with further details promised. Parked between ads, residents travel notices include Ralph Jones leaving for Cedarville, and visitors from Amarillo and Seattle. Community events cover Christmas club party December 12, Woman's Relief Corps meeting, and church social planning for January 6 1942 with gifts to Davenport Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Tindall
Poland
China Bears
W. C. Vreugdenhil
J. W. Aalfs
Akron
Esther Schneiderheinze
Elsie
Koch
A. N. Williams
Ross Grain Co
Ddr
Johnson
L. D. Ross
Woman's’ Relief Corps
FW. Burnett
Tay
Lois Jean Campbell
Burdella Gundarson
Davenport
Iowa
Apene
Huta
Stella MaCorkeil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pillsbury's
Navy Beans
Campbell's
Ruse
Bluebelle
Tor
Jonathan
Pascal Celery
Chiffon & Service
Silverberg
Defense Savings
Register-Tribune
Gilbert Bidem
Hill Point
Vermillion
Chester
Concord
Clarence J. Aalfs
J. J. Aalfs, Auctioneer
Akron Savings Bank
Ritz Cra
Mystic
GM CO
Prompt
Wheaties
Washington
Chase & Sanborn
Ais He Food Market
George Comings
Reglater-Tribune
J. W. Aalis
Ralph Jones
Rollo J. Baker
Cedarville
Wis
Ed. Mowery
Pike
Amarillo
Texas
Elkhart
Indiana
Walter Bougner
Seattle, Wash
H. G. Warner
Mra. Bougner
Vera Warner
Rural Home Culture Club
Will Anderson