Ragan Visits Relatives En Route Home
E Ragan of Rapid City South Dakota stopped in Washington Saturday evening visiting nieces Mrs J A Mooney and Mrs Harry Evans. He is returning home after several weeks with Missouri relatives. We offer bargains in corn planters from Moline Hayes Rock Island and Sterling priced 50 to 75 dollars. Davidson Bros Crawfordsville Iowa telephone 1 5413.
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E. Ragan
Rapid City
Washington
J. A. Mooney
Harry Evans
Missouri
Moline
Hayes
Rock Island
Sterling
Davidson Bros
Crawtfordsville
Iowa
Local notices and ads mix names and events in brief item list
Local column lists visits and travel of residents Ruth Green and Elsie Walton. births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ragan. and guests from Crawfordsville visit Washington. Also mentions taxi services, spring coats bargains, and ongoing references to local merchants Reynolds Gibson Ward Co Craft's.
Rain proof coats and tires advertised at Ward and Co
H I Ward and Co promote a rain coat that doubles as a util ity coat at low price. Mr and Mrs Keeley and children travel to Excelsior Springs Missouri for a brief stay. Bevins offers tires and tubes savings amid silk price rises and early season stock.
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W. M. Keeley
Excelsior Springs
H. I. Ward & Co
Local and Classified Notes from the City and Surrounding Area
Several short items note daily life topics: vehicle registrations and county numbers available at the County Treasurer, Kimball pianos at Belknap Music House, and local business ads. Announcements include birth of George Newton Haffner on March 26, son of George Haffner, with ties to Sigourney and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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George Haffner
Sigourney
George Newton Haffner
George Newton
Washington
Lemmon’s
Pleasant Plain visits and moves noted in local items
Local notices report visits and moves among Chandler residents and surrounding towns. Lillian Singmaster and Clarence Singmaster return to school in Koota with their mother Mrs. Katherine Singmaster. Mrs J C McKay plans move to Packwood. Mir Ina Brinton visits Des Moines on business. Naomi Clark returns to Fairfield after weekend with Pierson and Stron. Landowners Rath Kuhn Fet and Powell cited in hunting trespass notes. Washington National Bank promotes safety deposit boxes.
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Lillian
Clarence Singmaster
Koota
Katherine Singmaster
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