Local Business Postpones Albert Lea Week Excursion
Jay Johnston & Co announces a postponement of their planned excursion to Albert Lea this week. The note invites customers to visit the store, make themselves at home, and expresses appreciation.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
3
Jay Johnston & Co announces a postponement of their planned excursion to Albert Lea this week. The note invites customers to visit the store, make themselves at home, and expresses appreciation.
Estherville braces for a grand Fourth of July with a full day of events from sunrise to after dark. A parade, concerts, trapeze acts, clown performances, baseball games, races, and a grand illuminated parade with fireworks are on the program, featuring the William Owen Co. and various bands, with prizes listed for best costumes, turnout, and pony entries. Local residents and visitors are noted in a long roster of attendees and speakers, including Hon. Thomas D. Healy and several area business figures.
Between 8,000 and 9,000 people attended the Spirit Lake Woodman picnic last Thursday with a splendid program and ideal weather aside from brief showers. Spirit Lake residents hosted generous hospitality. Estherville sold over 500 tickets. Jay Johnston & Co. notes include repairs, army worm damage claims, a bar loan offer, a counterfeit $5 silver certificate alert, perfume sales, and a summary of laws effective July 4.
Jay Johnston and Company advertise remaining stock of paper and paint at low prices. The notice emphasizes discounted prices and limited quantities available, inviting customers to visit the store to claim bargains before stock runs out.
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