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Corkle are to take tho work.Last fall 13. A. Garrison bought $75 worth of potatoes at $1.25 per bushel. His family of ten has lived all winter on them, and at hia farm sale yes-on Thursday, March 8. This will be the fifth purebred cattle or hog catalog that the Advance Job shop has turned out this winter.At the Bert Garrison farm sale yesterday ho sold the balance at $3.25 j terday good prices were obtained for per bushel, or a total of more than he livestock. The top horse, a young paid for the whole of the original '• mare in foal, sold for $221. Cows lot. •, | sold up to $80. The machinery alsoMr. and Mrs. J. O. Reaver, of Des sold well. Bert had more small ar-Moines, were Algona visitors part of tides, such as wrenches, hammeis, last week. Mrs. Reaver, whose saws, etc., to offer than any other maiden name was Hoxie, is the own- three men who have sold out this er of the building occupied, on the winter. The family loaves for Can-lower floor, by Long Bros. I-Ientler- ada today. Bert is a- good farmer and son, and it is reported that she wishes will do well in his new home.to sell it. The February term of court did notMiss Millfo SShrrtrmn. nrhip.innl at ------... ♦. ------1. _...i *---- ...... »
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Kossuth County Advance
Algona, Iowa, US
Wed, Feb 21, 1917
Page 8
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Algona L.
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