Last Day to Buy Chautauqua Season Tickets
Tomorrow is the final day to purchase Chautauqua season tickets at 1.60 each before the price rises to 1.75. Buy at any bank to save twenty five cents per ticket.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
Tomorrow is the final day to purchase Chautauqua season tickets at 1.60 each before the price rises to 1.75. Buy at any bank to save twenty five cents per ticket.
Last year many city businesses closed part of each afternoon for Chautauqua sessions. President R J Crone circulated a list and the following firms will close each afternoon from 1 to 5, except Saturdays: Washington National Bank, Washington County Savings Bank, Citizens Savings Bank, Citizens National Bank, Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Sol Rich & Co, Dougherty Bros, Klein Klothing Co, Roberts Furnishing Co, Wells & McCulley, Barrett & Link, Carr & Grush, S Lemmon, Hobson & Gove, H F Steck.
The Gentry Brothers Shows visit Washington for two performances Friday at 2:00 and 8:00 p m. The touring company features trained animals and top acts including Flying Lorettas and Okabe Japanese jugglers. A morning street parade departs the grounds at ten.
Regular admission will be charged on the first Sabbath of the Chautauqua when Bishop McCabe preaches at 2 50 PM. The program requires funds, so the church plans to raise money through the admission fee rather than a separate collection. Remember to bring your tickets on the opening Sabbath.
Claude Bynum traveled to Oskaloosa yesterday morning to work for Geo. H. Carlon for a few days.
Indigestion described as sticks in the stomach leads to heaviness dizziness headaches and sleeplessness. Strengthen the stomach and digestion with Miona stomach tablets costing 50 cents per box sold by Columbia Pharmacy with a money back guarantee if not successful when used as directed.
The article details chronic foot rot in sheep with symptoms, progression, and treatment options. It then shifts to Montana's wool market, noting minimal sales, high prices for select clips, few buyers, and a projected clip shortage due to prior flock movements and cross-state demand.
The piece argues the value of a male hog at $5 or $10 is irrelevant for grade herds and highlights the need to consider that many offspring may be sold in a year. It promotes standing for a good price for a good hog and a pork barrel for a poor one.
A Southern Cultivator remark praises Bermuda pastures and mule colts to ease labor scarcity. It forecasts self sustaining food forage turning into valuable products and salable goods, ending with a toast to the Georgia mule and its growing tribe.
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