Cows and Heifers Wanted for Stock Demand
Small ad notes high demand for cattle and livestock with a low rate for a quarter. Encourages sellers to place a brief want ad to move cattle including cows and heifers.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
8
Small ad notes high demand for cattle and livestock with a low rate for a quarter. Encourages sellers to place a brief want ad to move cattle including cows and heifers.
The residence of Frank Pace on the Guide Meridian road below Alki was totally destroyed by fire Monday morning. Mrs. Pace was in the house alone when the fire broke out and only a few pieces of furniture were saved. The building and contents were new, with only a small amount of insurance.
Delta residents attended a Saturday program by Delta School pupils followed by a basket social that netted 67 dollars for an organ purchase. Auctioneer Fred Lash oversaw the sale and Mrs. P O Berthuson learned of her niece Dorothy Bowers murdered in Minneapolis, 150 feet from her home.
Gerrit Kok publishes an interview with Congressman John M. Evans of Montana a foe of renomination by Bruce Watson. Evans defends the Nonpartisan League arguing farmers face high prices for goods and low returns for produce detailing wheat wool hides and clothing margins. He praises the league as a necessary protest and notes his alignment with its aims even if he would join them under similar circumstances.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists coats in multiple sizes with regular prices from 6.00 to 15.00, plus a range of fabrics including Fine French Percales 36 inches wide in dark and light colors. It also mentions ladies boys children's wear and references prices such as 2.35 for an item, though formatting is garbled.
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