Local Notes and Social Roundup from Fowler Area
Fowler and nearby towns bustle with house calls and sales. Notables include trades at The Fashion with hats at 1.50 and 1.00, silk hose at 35c, and millinery at fixed prices. Several residents travel for sales, funerals, and Shriners events while farms report strong corn and oats and land selling from 325 to 600 per acre.
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C. B. Moore
Leslie Moore
Colfax
Ill
N. P. Moore
Benton County
Illinois
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Helen Atkinson
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John McCool
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Charles Babcock
John Boils
Ruth Velvin
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