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Weather favors crops as harvest prospects brighten across the region. Optimism grows for better yields and rising prices, with several attractive agricultural prices noted for buyers.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
7
Weather favors crops as harvest prospects brighten across the region. Optimism grows for better yields and rising prices, with several attractive agricultural prices noted for buyers.
Fine lot of printed silks at 1.25 and printed rayons priced to clear. 39c and 25c entries indicate reduced dress fabrics with promotional values.
Allen A Co promotes Hosiery with statements that their hose are world winners and urges customers to view the line priced at 1.00, 1.50, 1.85 and up to 2.00 dollars per pair as a pleasure to buy.
Peters shoes present women with Oxfords from 4.50 to 6.00, misses and children in many styles from 1.50 to 3.25, and men’s work shoes 2.75 to 4.50, promising durability, fit, and economy for all ages.
Grocery ad lists 1 quart Home Queen olives 55c 1 quart Home Vinegar 35c 4 lbs 2 oz Bengal jams 1.00 4 lbs 2 oz Home jams 1.25 bulk coffee priced 35c 43c 45c and 48c per lb. Line includes Home and Bengal goods with cookies 20c to 40c per pound.
Local items cover visits from Minnesota towns, church groups, and school staff. Notables include Dr. John Biel attending the American Medical Association meeting in Minneapolis, Carl Polkerts returning from Mountain Iron to teach, and D L Arkwright’s fishing trip to Northern Minnesota. Community notices include baseball game details, farm equipment for sale, and rising family events with relatives from Lakota, Estherville, and Thompson.
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