Winter Styles From Julia Bottomley In The Bee
The Rock Valley Bee presents Julia Bottomley’s Fashion Department for the 1925 26 winter season. Bottomley showcases trends from style centers, notes her authority on modes, and cites powders of popularity. Readers are urged to consult her department in today’s issue and shop the described fabrics from Rock Valley merchants.
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Julia Bottomley
the Bee
Rock Valley
Market list of salvaged materials and used goods
The notice lists prices for calf skins under 10 pounds and 10 to 20 pounds, horse hides, sheep pelts, scrap iron per ton, radiators per pound, copper per pound, inner tubes, rubber boots and shoes, auto tires per ton, old books and magazines per pound, like batteries per unit, and an appeal for old cars. Jor Wexeeman signs the ad seeking residents to sell worn items and scrap for cash.
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JOR Wexeeman
Public School Notes Declamatory Program At Opera House
Rock Valley notes cover a boys football effort against Canton Normal, a forthcoming return on Thanksgiving, and a Mars G.S. Chance visit. It highlights a school declamatory program with acts by Miss Tarrows, Miss Raymond, and pupils in oratorical, dramatic, and musical classes, inviting attendance.
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Dykstra
Postma
Kessler
Schember
Canton Normal
Canton
Rock Valley
Val of Mars
Chance
Columbia School of Expression
Morningside School of Expression
Aferry
Miss Tarrows
Miss
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