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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
5
Article from the Iowa State Dairy Association argues silage and fodder save crops amid wet season. It notes over half the crop value lies in stalk and leaves and that silage doubles feed efficiency, boosting milk and butter fat with lower costs.
A fervent, if rambling, critique touts supporting the local dealer for money spent at home and scorns laziness. It contrasts small town virtues with a boastful political candidate who speeds a car, wins money, and edits a country newspaper, implying bold self-promotion and notoriety.
The shop announces its permanent closure and clears stock at drastic cuts. It touts Behning and Steinway pianos as premier instruments, claiming decades of exclusive sales and willing to accept any reasonable offer to move the remaining Ivers & Pond and other models.
The advertisement touts a closing out sale of A B Chase pianos and other brands. It highlights the Autopiano used by the US Navy, Kohler Campbell guitars, Francis Bacon pianos from 1789, M Schultz pianos with a fifteen year guarantee, and Chickering stock. It calls readers to Fort Dodge for low prices and flexible terms.
A decisive clearance sale offers Steinway Behning Chickering Ivers Pond and A B Chase pianos with no reservations. Huge stock to move with transportation paid within Iowa and Nebraska. Brand new high grade pianos from 80 dollars and pre paid freight to buyers.
Easy payments from 1 dollar a week with 2 dollars down and 1 dollar weekly. After forty years in Fort Dodge the owners announce they must close and sell the entire stock to buyers. They offer to lower payments and invite the public to come in and view the pianos.
J G Early announces he is leaving the piano business after leasing the building to a Ten Cent Store Company. He says he has 26 years in Fort Dodge, guarantees every piano sold, and offers deep discounts or favorable cash terms to clear his tremendous stock of pianos and players.
Farmers may use notes as cash and receive counts. Buy now or pay later with standard pianos offered at practically own price. Stock is described as loaded. customers urged to come, inspect, and choose with own price and terms.
An advertisement proclaims deep price cuts on pianos with dire terms and urgent tone. It urges readers to visit to find the finest pianos in the world at favorable prices and terms before the sale ends.
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