The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
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 Peach shipments closed Friday of last week. a total of six cars being shipped by the Peach Growers EN- change of this place The market this season was unusually high, and the growers realized extra good prices for their fruit On all north ern markets where the Spriingdale peach were called into competition with peaches from other sections the home peach brought the highest price. In St. Louis, car of Springdale peaches sold . cents higher than others from both southern and north ern points. While the peach crop was short, the quality this year was way above the average, and the peaches were of the best
 Word has been received from J. B. Randall. better known as Dad. who l is spending some time in Iowa and H. linois, that he is enjoying life and l having good time It is reported i that he has carried away all hon. ors in that section for horseshoe pitching, and has also developed into wonderful marble player, and that l he is going to introduce a game to the boys here on his return that is al dandy. It is an old game through that section, but will be something Of novice here and is known as quoits. l We're waiting for Dad s return. and the introduction Of the new game. We've got some ball players here that will make good ones.
 Earl Thompson, progressive owner Of the Thompson Auto Co., and the l largest garage in the city, has in stalled new feature directed to- ward the convenience of his patrons. He has installed free air. Air is Ieheap. no doubt, but auto owners consider it very high price when forced into auto tires by the arm strong method, and now all that-is
  and while filling the gasoline tank, the flat tire can be quickly remed- jed, and filled with air, the owner or driver of the ear never leaving the seat. All this is making the life of i the auto owner more pleasant, and he air is manufactured by small gasoline engine hooked 10 a compressor. Mr Thompson invites ear owners to call when in need of air as it is furnished free, and by the way, it is about the only free commodity around the garage.
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 Many merchants ia SPringdaie have received a letter similar 10 this one, and all start the same way. Owing to the unsettled condition, due to the European war. causing a eurtail- ment Of the importation of raw ma terials entering into the manufacture of our products, all our prices, on