Ingersoll’s Drive-In Food Market

East Main Street – across from the Hotel Washington

In 1950, Samuel T. Agnew moved his family to Weiser and become a partner with Bob Ingersoll in Ingersoll’s Market.

From Find-A-Grave

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Sam Agnew sold his interest in Ingersolls to Verne Ingersoll

From Weiser American – January 5, 1953

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From Weiser Signal – January 1, 1953

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New Independent Food Store Chain Forms

MERIDIAN—Formation of a new group of independently-owned food stores in southwestern Idaho, known as Buy-Low Food Centers, was announced Tuesday by Paul Keiler of Meridian.

Keiler said formal openings will be held Thursday. The group will be made up of 13 stores in eight towns. All of the stores are locally owned but will use chain store procedures to arrive at lower prices, Keiler said.

The stores include:

Homer Ash Market, Avenue Market, Hollywood Market, Valley Food Fair, and Little Super in Boise
Harris Market and Day and Night Grocery in Mountain Home
Keiler Market in Meridian
Jerry’s Market in Eagle
Corner Grocery in Emmett
Boulevard Market in Nampa
Paul’s Market in Homedale
Ingersoll’s Market in Weiser
From The Idaho Statesman – Boise, Idaho – Wednesday, September 2, 1959

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Ingersoll’s Drive-In Food Market

East Main Street – across from the Hotel Washington

In 1950, Samuel T. Agnew moved his family to Weiser and become a partner with Bob Ingersoll in Ingersoll’s Market.

From Find-A-Grave

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Sam Agnew sold his interest in Ingersolls to Verne Ingersoll

From Weiser American – January 5, 1953

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From Weiser Signal – January 1, 1953

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New Independent Food Store Chain Forms

MERIDIAN—Formation of a new group of independently-owned food stores in southwestern Idaho, known as Buy-Low Food Centers, was announced Tuesday by Paul Keiler of Meridian.

Keiler said formal openings will be held Thursday. The group will be made up of 13 stores in eight towns. All of the stores are locally owned but will use chain store procedures to arrive at lower prices, Keiler said.

The stores include:

Homer Ash Market, Avenue Market, Hollywood Market, Valley Food Fair, and Little Super in Boise

Harris Market and Day and Night Grocery in Mountain Home

Keiler Market in Meridian

Jerry’s Market in Eagle

Corner Grocery in Emmett

Boulevard Market in Nampa

Paul’s Market in Homedale

Ingersoll’s Market in Weiser

From The Idaho Statesman – Boise, Idaho – Wednesday, September 2, 1959

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Searching Tip – Use the least amount of words necessary, and choose the correct name from the results.
(e.g. “Jones,” not “T Jones,” “T. Jones,” “TS Jones,” “T.S. Jones,” “Ted Jones,” etc. – just “Jones.”)

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