Bargain department buys in heavy sale items
Turkish towels two for 39 cents. men and boys wear at low prices. Flannel shirts, jackets, sweaters, and shoes priced 1.95 to 2.85. Coats, blankets, gowns, slips, and linen goods offered with sizes and colors. Special discounts on coats, aprons, and bedding. various patterns and materials highlighted. Includes phonetic, cut-rate descriptions and irregular typography typical of a classified sale page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon and
Esmond
Robbers Hit Spirit Lake Stores And Garage In One Night
Spirit Lake woke to a protracted burglary spree at J. F. May store and the Chas. West garage. Loot included silks, drapery, hosiery, coats, furs, plus about $35 from cash registers. The thieves used crowbars to break glass, abducted a $75 electric drill, and fled in a stolen Buick after abandoning a Ford and a car off the grade near Sibley. A second attempted break at Ocheyedan failed due to an alarm. Authorities traced the gang toward Sioux City, with multiple stolen vehicles and incursions across nearby towns. A separate note reports an injunction action against Spirit Lake’s house-to-house soliciting ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
J. F. May
Chas. West
May
L. E
Sibley
Spirit
Ocheyedan
Moore
Hudson
May Store
West Garage
Mr. West
Lowry
Paulsen
J. Lo Overholt
Mr. Overholt
Spi Lake
Sioux City
Rock Rapids
New Mardwick
Minnesota
Lake
Munday
Jay Stok
Obutcher
Siowx City
Boavey
New Year Resolution Echoes Quietly in Ames
A humorous New Year note from Ames says the only resolution is to refrain from boasting about plans. The author plans to store intentions in memory, review them next Christmas, and declare a harvest of actions then. He expects the year’s outcome to be modest and avoids talk of future deeds.
American dairy products widely distributed
Dr. Julius Klein notes U S dairy exports in 1928 valued at 13.18 million dollars, with butter and cheese reaching many countries. Mexico, Peru, Cuba, and Argentina emerge as major markets, while UK demand depends on colonial supply. Competition rises as European producers expand, urging vigilance and market development, especially in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mexico
Panama
Cuba
Haiti
Peru
Argenttina
Argentina
Dr. Klein
Denmark
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Rules for Day Farming by C B Binley
Dairy extension specialist C B Binley of Iowa State College outlines eight rules for dairy success. Emphasizes regular income from dairying, prompt sanitation, grow in not go in, use purebred high producing stock, weed out unprofitable cows, balanced feeding per cow, join a cow test association, and stable clean ventilated barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Binley
Iowa State College
Cautions on mole ditchers for spring drainage work
Farmers urged to consult an expert before using the mole ditcher method as soil packing can worsen drainage and the method typically saves less than 10 percent of total drainage costs per Iowa State College specialist Q C Ayres. The long excerpt on Uncle Tom's Cabin notes a revival of Stowe's work at the Grand Theatre with background on the book's influence and the dramatization by Asa Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memhers
Iowa
Peropers
Snyder
Center Point
B. Mc Cole
Audubon
B. Paddock
Iowa State College
Walker
Iana Malls
N. Williamson
Bronson
Q. C. Ayres
Leon W. Washburn
Stetson
Harriet Beecher Stow
Grand Theatre
Stowe
Asa Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Mrs. Stowe
May Harvest Electrical Promises Farm Aid of Machinery
Frank D. Paine of Iowa State College told a joint Ames meeting of rural service committees and electricity groups that automatic electrical machinery could ease the harvest task. The gathering in Ames included directors of rural electric projects from six neighboring states and aimed to coordinate service contracts and state efforts. Other notes report cattle quality concerns, disease and abortion cases, and horse feeding guidance from A B Caine of Iowa State College. Atty N J Lee and family returned from Chicago after Christmas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Paine
Towa
Ames
Iowa
Garner
Imported Dairy Culls Prompt Idaho Farmers to Buy
Lawa' s farmers spent about 5 000 000 for 50 000 dairy cows imported from other states in 1922 and 1923, a large share of which proved to be culls. Iowa State College expert John Shaw notes likely higher purchases in the past year. The practice spread disease risk including tuberculosis and contagious abortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho Lawa
John Shaw
Iowa State College
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Acme Sales Company
Children’s Shoes
Smendid
Women's Union
Munsing’s
Coopers
Nashua
Oortun
Eollent
Medina
Nasthoa
Acme Sales CO
Gardston
Mays
W. K.hoslery Company
George €. Scott
Real Silk Hosiery Company
Indianapolis
Fiirms
Tribune
Altho
V_ R
A. B. Caine
N. J. Lee
Chicago
Nichol
Estherville
Rose Comb R. I. Red Cockerels
Glenn A. Kettleson
W. P. Galloway
First Trust & Savings Bank
H. Rhodes
Adelaide Nichols
Swan Olson
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Henry — Hall
Maple Hill
Bowe
J. Hansen
the Tailor
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
J. A. Cummings
Barbara jJean Gleason
Kathleen Deming
Florence Norby
la von Brown
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret Keifer
Ruth Barnes
Janice, Frederickson
Mary Hlen, Foran
Betty Merron
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