The LeFevre’s ran the Camp-LeFevre store until their lease ended in December 1980. Then they ‘sold out to the bare walls. [Customers] brought everything. They even bought the dummies in the window. I said, what you gonna do with it? Well, they were going to put it in the field for a scarecrow.” [00:12:30]
#1: Ida Bess LeFevre in Bella Vista, Arkansas, 2010
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#2: Front entrance of LeFevre store in Bentonville, Arkansas
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#3: Ida Bess LeFevre and her husband, Larry, in front of their store in downtown Bentonville, Arkansas, ca. 1970s
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#4: Bentonville Chamber of Commerce sign promoting the Ozark dairy business; slogan encouraged by Kraft Cheese plant located in Bentonville, Arkansas, ca. 1970s.
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#5: Retirement photo of Larry and Ida Bess LeFevre, January 1981
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