Crail's Foxr and Dewey Advertises Rugs and Shoes
Local notices note Crail's and Foxr and Dewey selling rugs and shoes in ongoing ads. The items are presented as consumer offerings in the town's daily commercial notices.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
8
Local notices note Crail's and Foxr and Dewey selling rugs and shoes in ongoing ads. The items are presented as consumer offerings in the town's daily commercial notices.
Local notes list Kerrigan in a Delune photoplay at the Fox tonight. Town guests include Mrs. P McColl and Mr. and Mrs. D E B Koons with travels to Burlington Fairfield Ottumwa and west Chester. Milk samples and farm goods advertised at The Fair while community activities include an ice cream festival for Red Cross workroom.
The article urges sellers to move quickly on scrap iron metals hides and gunny sacks as prices remain high. It warns against waiting for higher prices, noting a greater chance of decline than further gains and urging action to secure favorable returns now.
A regular meeting of Washington Ladke No. 26 A F and A M is announced for Friday evening August 2. Many petitions will be acted upon and a reception will honor Brother Alph L. Bonee visiting from away. Members in surrounding areas urged to attend.
Three year old Agnes pressed her hand to her mother in a playful moment and asked if the gesture was an embrace. The mother clarified that the touch was butter, not a hug, in a light domestic anecdote.
Maj. Gen. Sir William Cleary Birkbeck, director of remounts for the British Army, renowned for cavalry expertise and combat service. He has commanded in many battles, earned medals, and holds numerous mentions of distinction.
Binley notes the current days are the year’s shortest while Briggs agrees with a ready laugh.
Des Moines soldiers led by Major Guy S Brewer crossed the Oureq under heavy fire and captured a machine gun position near Sergy. Corporal Hard of Cherokee Iowa and Sgt Oscar Johnson of Red Oak aided by Bugler Field of Atlantic helped capture multiple nests and turn captured guns on the enemy. The account highlights shelling, runners out of service, and brutal close combat in the Oureq offense.
One of forty American airships raiding Berlin captures the Kaiser and brings him before General Pershing on Friday and Saturday in Graham.
City briefs report Chester Patterson, son of Mr and Mrs L S Patterson, landed in France with Base Hospital 49 after sailing two weeks ago. Omaha papers confirm the unit arrived overseas. Also, F J Williams of Des Moines cites a cable from his brother William H Williams of Corning stating Company K 165th Infantry went over the top at Fere En Tardenois with no casualties.
The Rev. G. Rente has resigned from St. Paul Evangelical church duties in town and Valley and will serve a large Lutheran church in Bremen Indiana. He and Mrs. Rente departed for Bremen this morning after about two years in the ministry here.
The minister preached acceptably at St. Paul's and Valley Church on alternating Sundays and will serve a single congregation at Bremen. His parishioners regret the resignation but acknowledge the new opportunity as advantageous, and Mrs. Ronte will be greatly missed in church circles.
A wartime sentiment piece portrays a not a warpicture style feature combining fact based incidents with imaginative vengeance against the Kaiser and Prussian rulers, reflecting public hostility toward Germany. The text expresses strong anti enemy feeling in a cinema style presentation.
Advertisements note Dr A J Droz and the McCleerys planning a motor trip to Minneapolis and northern fishing spots with Mrs Nellie Hodges of Battle Creek Michigan. The Great Lakes Naval Training Station sees 500 carpenters walk out after rejecting a wage offer amid a push to double camp capacity.
The Evening Journal serves as Washington County's sole daily paper, delivering the day’s most read local, regional, and community updates to residents. It covers government, schools, crime, events, and public notices shaping daily life.
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