Rothschild Easter Souvenir Sale Announced
A local Easter souvenir sale is announced featuring commemorative items from the Rothschild family. Proceeds support community programs and the event runs this holiday weekend at the town hall.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
5
A local Easter souvenir sale is announced featuring commemorative items from the Rothschild family. Proceeds support community programs and the event runs this holiday weekend at the town hall.
An Easter sale features a range of linen and Huck towels with sizes from 18x32 to 25x54. Offers include 2 for 25c on several Huck towel sizes and 2 for 35c on large brown bath towels, plus bleached options at 2 for 25c.
Help wanted for painting and paper hanging work. Contact Ben Keyes by phone at GEE 29 1M.
Special to the Evening Journal reports a weather forecast for Iowa with rain or snow and colder tonight. Wednesday is expected to be fair and colder in the eastern portion.
Notice invites readers to call Phone No. 1 to place orders for bus line service. Instructions ask for street and number and promise prompt attention by Frank Rogers.
The ad claims Pint Cup coal fails to hold a quart yet a ton of good coal yields more heat and longer burn than two tons of poor coal. It promotes calling 176 for the best value in the market.
W. M. Johnson visited Cotter as a business caller. Mr and Mrs C A Freck traveled to Des Moines after a week with Mrs J T Moore. Mr and Mrs Henry Glick went home to Davenport after visiting W A Shannon’s family. Mrs C A Benkett and Ruth Davenport left for home after a Davenport visit with Mrs Katherine Swick. Mrs Rev W F Granam of West Chester arrived and went to Keokuk for Presbyterian missionary meeting. Mary A Shearer left for Columbus Junction to reside in Columbus City.
Des Moines reports preparation of a summer schedule for the Rock Island line with a fast through train planned between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul via Davenport and Rock Island. Minor arrival-time changes in Des Moines are expected, with possible through service Denver via Des Moines and limited stops, using Pullman cars for through passengers.
Fort Madison readers fear for trees as trimming season arrives and urge a shade tree committee to prevent further harm to the town’s shade trees. The call notes birds avoid perching and asks humane groups to oversee tree care this season.
The Cosson bill in Iowa’s legislature prompts closures of two gambling and bawdy houses in Burlington with more likely to follow as reform rules take effect. Propri etors of questionable resorts report plans to leave the state within a week. The reform measure grants electors power to remove officers failing to enforce the law. Burlington had operated a system of monthly fines totaling about $14,000 annually.
Burlington Hawkeye reports the Des Moines grand jury investigates gambling to shield minors. It notes officials hope to curb adult gambling and extend reform patterns to other Iowa counties, aiming to keep games away from the kindergarten.
Samuel Porter of Keota was a passenger heading home this morning after an unspecified event. The report provides no details on the cause or location of the incident.
Frank J. Cheney swears he is senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The patent remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucus surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
K H Willson of Wellman and Otto Patterson of Lexington visited the city for business. L Dusenberry headed to West Chester, and F L Stelte called at Hedrick and Oskaloosa. Clairen Kiester traveled to Havre for a few days with her mother. Mr and Mrs Lou Green of Wayland shopped, A J Dawson left for Oupar Canada, M J Barkley of Storm Lake spent five months at a local home, E Iseminger and family left Has a for home, Gertrude Keiser Nora Stewart and Howard Stewart from Keota returned home after visits.
Herman Bartlett and Belva Pagh of Alexandria leaped into the Mississippi River hand in hand in a joint death by own action. A note directing where to find the bodies was left, and searchers dragged the river from the ferry dock to locate them. They were last seen together at the hotel run by the girl's father.
The Rev. Mr. Hightshoe of Ottumwa arrived in the city today to support the local Children’s home. J. E. Lemmon departed yesterday morning for Greensburg Indiana to visit his parents.
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