Notice on potato market and fall delivery
The Press informs readers that due to a flooded local market and lower prices the seller will not bring potatoes this fall. J. A. Teter signs the notice.
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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
6
The Press informs readers that due to a flooded local market and lower prices the seller will not bring potatoes this fall. J. A. Teter signs the notice.
Fern Lough was the guest of Mrs. L. E. Greenwood at Lafayette Saturday. H. R. Milner, Harry Gilbert and Claude Lambert were Chicago visitors the first of the week. Miss Ida Beal of Watseka visited friends here for the weekend. Mrs. Minnie Jackson of near Challiers visited her father, Lewis S. Alter, Wednesday.
Shiloh Aid Society holds an all day market at Townsend's Drug Store on Saturday October 1. The notice lists a market event with proceeds directed to the aid society, inviting community participation.
A Remington corner advertises radio gear and the Franklin car line. It touts the Franklin Sedan as a top seller, notes Go mobility, handling and comfort, and promotes Hoosier Tires and 6000 mile tires. Also mentions Havoline Oil and Indian Gasoline guiding quality.
Funeral held for F M Dowell attended by Lon Dowell and others in Menon while Rev Harry Walker and wife visit Mrs H H Walker in Newton County. An election in Iroquois township to decide subsidy tax for Attica Southern Railroad. Rent notice for 160 acre farm offered by Geo W Jones. Clarification on Doris Hicks not being at Wooster College. she teaches in Hidalgo Texas and visits Velasco, Texas. Fresh cream cheese mentioned.
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