Styles Await Early in Spec and Approval
A fragment notes many weights sizes and styles awaiting your action and approval. The stock is at its best and buyers are urged to supply needs now. It lists values of special interest at this time.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
7
A fragment notes many weights sizes and styles awaiting your action and approval. The stock is at its best and buyers are urged to supply needs now. It lists values of special interest at this time.
Advertises a John Deere Two-Row Cultivator highlighting low neckweight, quick tongue truck, fast Tecnoscha wheels, and easy adjustments. Claims comparable yield to single-row, with less effort and smoother guidance via foot levers. Features included hoof shovels and other culti-var equipment and urges inspection of a ready sample in town.
Classified list of household items including a writing desk, chairs, dining table, dresser, linoleum, nursery items, sewing machine, and related furniture and appliances. Items named include Majestic Range, Oak Red, Vorns Martin, Roge, and a baby carriage.
Miia Kennertday visited, Yeoman of Fort Dodge came Thursday, Kelling did business in Ledyard earlier week. Champgan family at Webster City Sunday. Editor ran Goldfield Eagle Grove business Friday. Plymouth Rock eggs sold, $2 for 13. Mrs Nustaus Hwneon returned from Rochester. A’s entertained at Maurer home Monday. Calleague and Miller visited Wagle Grove Friday. H V Allingon and Dr McGinty at George Yeoman home Algona. Modern Wooskmen to hold homcoming and picnic June 17. Renwick Farmers urge debt settlements by June 11. Miss Jara Welmke of Boone and Garder Shores of Goldfield married last week. Dodge touring car for sale. Mesdumea Peer and Robert McIowan with Misses Tanck and Goettsch in Eagle Grove Friday. Fred Engstrom selling seed and eating potatoes, $5 per bushel. Planting progress steady, some fear crop may fail. The Mikado presented at Kanawha with full house and praised locally. People enjoyed show, noted higher reception than in Kanawha.
Vernon residents share weekend visits, business calls, and school notices while noting warm weather and field work. Reports mention Wilma Hefli, Campbell in Williams, Gordon family in Britt, and several Vernon students and staff with joint travels to Humboldt and Garner. A bus incident near route 1 adds a minor local anecdote.
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