Farmers should adjust prices through education and organization
In a rambling letter, Joseph Ivens urges fellow farmers to accept postwar price realism, call for cooperation, education, and leadership. He argues producers face a general commodity slump and must rethink marketing, while labor and farmers share responsibility. He promotes a broader church and pulpit as guides to a God fearing nation.
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Deesen
Foun
Fierson
Moe
Tom
Joseph Ivens
In Memoriam for Chariis H. P. Gregory Died 1918
A mother Louise Gregory laments the death of her son Charurs H. P. Gregory in Roblin on November 30 1918. She thanks friends for support and asks them to accept her remembrances as she mourns the loss and blesses their kindness.
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Chariis
Charurs H. P. Gregory
Roblin
Louise Gregory
Union Ladies Aid Bazaar Set For December Saturday
The Union Ladies Aid announces its annual voluntary bazaar to be held on Saturday December 10 in the basement of Union Church starting at 2 pm. Proceeds support church work and community relief efforts.
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Union Ladies Aid
Union
Price Based Stock Freshness Offerings
The text describes leveraging frequent purchases of large quantities to secure the lowest quotations and ensure fresh, clean stocks. It emphasizes pricing tied to current lows and maintaining supply for immediate needs.
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Memoriam
Wanen
Chillren
Kulberg
the Roblin Trading Company
China
Teeny
Young