Local grower announces no potato deliveries this fall
J A Teter states that despite market glut and lower prices he will not bring any potatoes in this fall, signaling a halt to local supply from his operation.
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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
5
J A Teter states that despite market glut and lower prices he will not bring any potatoes in this fall, signaling a halt to local supply from his operation.
Fern Lough guests Mrs. L E Greenwood in Lafayette. Milner and others visit Chicago. Ida Beal of Watseka visits. Mrs. Minnie Jackson near Chalisters visits. Lost cameo pin. free Early Cheer coffee offer. Community notes on gardens, fairs, weddings, births, and divorce talk. Oak Grove Butter advertised. various local happenings and a 1922 naturalization note.
A Shiloh Aid Society note announces an all day market at Townsend's Drug Store on Saturday October 14. The readable text mentions a railroad crossing incident and scattered fragments. No further details about the event are provided.
Johnston's Corner highlights building materials, hardware, and coal while promoting the Franklin Sedan as the top selling car in its line. It underscores the value of quality and price, notes radio broadcasts from Remington, and advertises tires and oil products with emphasis on durability and performance.
The Dowell family attended the funeral of F. M. Dowell in Menon after his sudden death. Rev. Harry E. Waikey and wife visited Mrs. H. H. Walker in Newton county with Mr. and Mrs. George Colburn, Colburn a nephew of Mrs. Walker who had not seen her in about 20 years. An election in Iroquois township will decide if a tax subsidy for the Attica Southern Railroad, formerly C E L, should be approved to support operation by new owners. trains are expected soon.
Farm listing notes 160 acres with 65 acres pasture near Hidalgo Texas. Mentions Geo W Jones contact. Also corrects prior claim that Doris Hicks attended Wooster College Ohio. States Doris Hicks teaches 4th and 5th grades in Hidalgo and spends weekends with her mother. Includes stray items on cream cheese.
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