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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
10
A Warren County fair section details activities for cattle and poultry shows, listing exhibitors and animal lots including heifers under a month old and various cows. The report includes names of breeders, auction-like entries, and notes on crop conditions and agricultural demonstrations during the event.
An extended discussion outlines price movements for dairy products and fats, including butter and cheese, with comparisons to New York wholesale values. The piece notes the impact on farmers and the broader market, mentioning costs per hundred pounds and the potential for shifts in pricing next month.
An advertisement proclaims a lavish display of the newest pure wool fabrics in many tones and colors. It promises hundreds of woolens and new designs, tailor made workmanship, and satisfaction guarantees with prices ranging from 25.00 to 335.00 and six day delivery.
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