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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
6
The report notes a new school designation under Lew law affecting districts, with electors choosing districts and a superintendent deciding school names or substitutions. The article covers local impacts, appointment steps, and a referenced incident involving a railroad worker and community details.
A Wisconson Experiment Station agronomist touts buckwheat as a versatile cover and catching crop for cleared and marsh land. He notes its quick marketability, weed suppression, and suitability with clover, while advising sowing timing and broader use in soil and drainage plans. References to potato blight quarantine and USDA bulletins follow.
A local sale offers boys school shoes at 2.95 and 3.08 price points with patent calf dress shoes at 2.95. Girls school shoes in various styles priced around 1.96, plus Ince and button French calf options at 3.75. The sale emphasizes discounted prices on multiple children’s footwear styles.
A historic footwear sale touts extremely low prices on men s and work shoes with bold claims of the best value seen in years. The event begins Monday June 16 with everything to be sold cheap and no goods reserved, urging shoppers to come early and bring friends.
Dress Goods priced at 1.50 and 1.00 dollars with selling out notices. Silkette and Cha moissstte fabrics listed at 50 cents. Poplins in all colors advertised as part of a clearout sale.
A crowded sale notice lists prices for ladies vests corset covers petticoats and silk gloves with many items selling well below typical values. Men's and boys suits overcoats also advertised at significantly reduced prices amid a general remnant sale and discount on trims laces and embroideries.
The store announces a bold re mark of stock with deep discounts. Prices will be slashed to move goods fast and customers may find items marked at levels far below actual cost. The event proclaims superior value for miles around and urges shoppers not to miss the opportunity.
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