Market Rep? Livestock shipping offer by Tu
A market representative named Walpole offers to ship livestock for a one cent commission or pay market price. This notice outlines a commodity handling option and terms for sellers.
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
7
A market representative named Walpole offers to ship livestock for a one cent commission or pay market price. This notice outlines a commodity handling option and terms for sellers.
A jumble of local notices covers items from glasses lost on Kimball Avenue to visits by Rock Valley residents. Readers report finds in Hawarden and Sioux City, travel notes on relatives visiting Michigan and Minnesota, and community events.
Fragmentary item lists prices and goods including calf skins per pound and batteries. Mentions Fred De May and old storage notes. Contents are fragmented with unclear context and stray symbols.
Frank Abbott reports Lewis Thompson fed 118 head of hogs to A. B. Neff in Osceola for 3885.37 dollars, showing profits from farming despite postwar reverses. Iowa women prepare a large 1925 State Fair exposition from August 26 to September 6 featuring county farm bureau displays, home arts, health, and community activities.
A medicinal note by H. H. Pember extols simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate p glycerine and Adherika as an excellent laxative. It supposedly acts within an hour without griping and relieves gas though not for deep seated causes.
Hudson S. 0 hosts Willery Farm auction featuring real estate merchandise and street sales. Auctioneer coordinates on farm property and ancillary items for nearby bidders. Auction details include location, timing, and payment terms.
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