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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
7
The notice promotes gingham fabric as a durable choice for home and school use with summer heat resistance. It highlights a range of fall patterns and a weight weave described as satisfactory, offering 45 cent per yard sales for the balance of August.
A brief promotional note offers child’s black ribbed socks at five pairs for 39 cents or individual pairs at 22 cents each. It emphasizes a flyer format rather than formal market guidance and urges quick action.
The notice advertises 70 by 80 inch cotton blankets not grey with pink or blue orders. They are priced at 4.50 each, advertised as one dollar and eighty cents less than a comparable sheet set.
Rolfe notes span local visits to Pocahontas Fort Dodge and Indianola. Readers hear of Miss Daphne Malcolm joining Grenadier Girls in Chicago engagement and a dental list of birthdays and outings. Community events include dances, fairs, and school staffing changes as residents travel for work and leisure.
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