June Clearance Sale Prices Revealed
Bargain note lists plums Rieg price 2.00 and 15 cent string beans and canned peas offered during June Clearance Sale with regular tag 15 cents. Local catalog style hints at bulk grocery promotion.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
8
Bargain note lists plums Rieg price 2.00 and 15 cent string beans and canned peas offered during June Clearance Sale with regular tag 15 cents. Local catalog style hints at bulk grocery promotion.
A local editor extols good citizens who support nearby merchants and read advertisements, contrasts them with those who favor foreign dealers, and urges readers to share neighborhood news. The piece highlights the paper as a valuable resource for information and community connection.
Mrs J H Stegge of Fargo visited Rolfe and recalled Blanche Dickey’s early printing days. Will Ratcliff and Geo Hauck came for family visits and a Colorado to Pacific coast trip. Ames summer teaching prep by Alice and Lois Lighter. Ed McMahon returns from Extra estate work. Zickrick family from St Paul summering here. Jolliffe buys acreage, contemplates new home. Jolliffe and Nowlen visiting Des Moines. Hoyne’s ad promotes suits. Ralph and Struthers unload Russell separators at M and St tracks. Lulu Perigal plans Waterloo visit and Miller’s Bay cottage stay. Indianola trip for J H Brinkman and C T Moffett. Lighter signs adorn South F M Y garage.
An OCR readable fragment notes a visit by Migs Cayla Bruce to the Fred Dumbaugh residence during a Mara thon event yesterday. It mentions a Saturday 2 30 time and a 144 Qt aluminum preserve kettle sale at a Variety Store. It also advertises King s New Life Pills in glass bottles priced at 26 cents with a suggested daily dose.
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