Grocers Push Loose Coffee Despite Roaster’s Shame
Some grocers offer loose coffee while the roaster is reluctant to sell it in that form. The apparent practice raises questions about quality and value as shoppers weigh alternatives.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
5
Some grocers offer loose coffee while the roaster is reluctant to sell it in that form. The apparent practice raises questions about quality and value as shoppers weigh alternatives.
Low rates to Norfolk via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway daily until November 30. Final return limit December 15. Various routes east of Chicago with stopovers at New York Niagara Falls Philadelphia and Washington. Exposition folders mailed free upon request. Ask any agent for information on rates routes and train service.
The remains of Peter Keane who died at Genver reached there Friday evening. The funeral was Sunday from the Catholic church. James Jenzen died Saturday morning at his home in this city after rheumatism. Mrs. Orentz and daughter Miss Lona left Monday for Manreta. Miss Cora Hester, of Emmersburg, visiting. The rural routes time changed to 10 15 leaving and 11 15 returning. The Laurens and Curlew Telephone Company met at Curlew, discussing Palo Alto line purchase.
A garbled notice outlines a proposed schedule of restrictions by the city government on property parcels. It mentions dates, the city council, and a public meeting at the government chambers for corrections before final approval, with objections and old household items offered for disposal at a building known as Marks Building.
T W Doyle of Graetlinger visited Eismetsburg on Tuesday. Miss Katie Dawson of Mallard visited Emwetsburg friends yesterday. John Gries plans a sale next Saturday at the second pendj store. Several short items note social visits and upcoming events. The Lakes' Ableuette of the M E church will host a bazaar at S’s home Wednesday evening. The Palo Alto Telephone company annual meeting elected most old officers, with Henry Beckman joining the board. Earl Brown graduates at Yale this year and spoke at the Town Club banquet May 27, highlighted by Brown’s past athletic leadership.
The Helsman Agency advertises repair services for gas engines and general machinery with a well equipped shop.
Auction style sale on Saturday June 1 offers new and second hand goods. Bring in your items for a possible goal price. The shop buys and sells a variety of items at the Second Hand Store in Emmetsturg, Iowa.
Limited sale of eggs from high scoring birds. PEN No 1 has seven pullets with scores from 94 to 90 and 95% pointcock. Eggs two dollars per 15. PEN No 2 has eight pullets, full sisters, with a 9434 point cockerel. joggs one dollar fifty per 15. sunset from both pens offered at seventy five per fifteen.
A Kashton Pennsylvania man writes that after six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he felt renewed energy and strength. He notes he could work and even tie his own shoes again, praising the treatment and wishing continued success.
A Birmingham Post note cites a humorous exchange about writing an article on relationships. A second item features a grandfather recounting age and waiting years. The passage also references a comic miscommunication about a wife and a wife’s comment to another, and a horse trainer in Mason City injured by a vigorous horse, mangling his arm and trampling him potentially to death.
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