Hudsons Welcome First-born Home From Fort
Feb 9 Tuesday Mr and Mrs Hudson welcomed their newborn son born after a motor trip to Fort Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Weaver and their D M T family visited Sunday in Plover at Mrs Susie Thompson’s home.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
7
Feb 9 Tuesday Mr and Mrs Hudson welcomed their newborn son born after a motor trip to Fort Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Weaver and their D M T family visited Sunday in Plover at Mrs Susie Thompson’s home.
The ad lists numerous discount items from flour and beans to canned goods and household essentials. Highlights include 49 lb flour, two large cans pink salmon, Van Camp's soups, mustard glasses, large table of shoe bargains, and various clothing items for men and women.
Local outlook urges homeowners to invest now in remodeling as prices bottom out and value rises. Fred Gilchrist nelgates land policy while Rolfe roofs endure decades of wear. A mix of quotes and tips underscores choosing quality over cheap work for lasting homes.
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