Market Price Policy for Produce Exchange
The notice outlines a price policy for produce trades, pledging to offer the lowest acceptable quote and advance goods where possible. It emphasizes standard pricing and a commitment to fairness in exchanges.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
The notice outlines a price policy for produce trades, pledging to offer the lowest acceptable quote and advance goods where possible. It emphasizes standard pricing and a commitment to fairness in exchanges.
Prices subject to market changes. Various grocery items listed with per pound or per unit prices. Includes coffee oats baking powder sugar lard rice tea and household basics with figures and sales references.
Day by day transcriptions show residents in Loogootee Vincennes Bedford and nearby towns traveling for business visiting relatives and attending services. Names include Austin McBritte Charley Burton Noah G P foe Mrs. Cora Bistora and J B Shick with multiple mentions of gunther families in Bedford Elnora Washington and Indianapolis. Community events include church meetings funerals and hospital visits.
A jumble of names appears from Vincennes to Petersburg as residents visit kin and attend business. Individuals such as Mrs. Will Perkin, J C Lavelle, John G Becke, Dr. C E B Trathor, and Mrs. George Parkin are listed among those traveling or staying for visits, funerals, or commerce. notes mention W B Poland in Chicago, and various towns including Loogootee Bedford Indianapolis and Richmond in transients and gatherings.
Slashing delays ease as Carpenter work restarts in Big Windy after the blizzard. Mr and Mrs Emry Lett, Smith Scott, and Miss Carrie Hess visit Mrs Ferry Singleton on Sunday. John Monger sale draws a crowd on March 6. Mt Olive hosts a regular preaching next Sunday night. Sir Mary Balbissil with typhiola fever at grandfather John Hughoys home.
Miss Cora Willey daughter of our coming is among attendees at a trustee entertainment. The gathering included Edith and Mattin Cees Bob Edwards and Cora Wilking, Mr and Mrs James Edwards and others. A fever described as the Oklahoma fever is mentioned. schools plan a short exercise at month end. The piece laments roads and access as factors for daily papers and keeping up with world events.
Dates and names hint at a social page with visits by Mr and Mrs Samuel Meny in Plainville and neighbors from Washington. It notes a funeral service, a baptism, a migration to Jeffersonville, and a local political note that George Bin withdrew from the Democratic ticket in Washington township citing lack of time.
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