Earl's Market celebrates 35 years in Scottsdale
Earl Shipp marks 35 years since buying Earl's Market in 1935. He recalls Scottsdale's growth from a small town to a city with 20 grocery stores. The store evolved with frozen foods, pre packed items, cosmetics and plastics, yet maintains hand picked produce and personal service.
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Beef council cites stable prices amid inflation claims
The Arizona Beef Council argues beef prices are not higher than 18 years ago, noting retail items like duck roasts and hamburger are only about 15 percent above 1951 levels while other costs such as housing and transportation rose more. They claim earned income has risen faster than meat prices, reducing the real food share of income.
Meat Palace Corn Fed Men Question
A cryptic prompt asks if the answers to two questions yield a positive result. If yes, it claims you are not getting your money's worth. The fragment hints at a rhetorical puzzle or ad copy about value. No clear event or entities beyond the phrases themselves.
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Tree House at 3221 N Scottsdale Rd opens as Betty Crocker restaurant
A food columnist previews the Tree House, a Betty Crocker restaurant and bake shop at 3221 N Scottsdale Rd, now open to the public. The menu ranges from peanut butter sandwiches to Tree-Bone steak with salads, burgers, enchiladas, deli classics, and a Cater Counter takeout. The Bake Shop offers cakes, cookies, and cobblestone bread. The decor features a leafy sky view with banyan trees and magnetic, computer-controlled birds, creating a total family dining experience in Scottsdale.
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Gourmet Study Tour Orientation at ASU
ASU Summer session offers a Gourmet Study Tour of the Orient. An orientation meeting for potential participants is set for Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. in Memorial Union West rumpus room. Mary Wright Cummins, former ASU home economics faculty and tour director, will lead the session.
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