New Eastman Kodaks and Cameras in Colors
The store showcases Eastman Kodaks and color cameras in all sizes with prices from 98 cents to 3500 dollars. If you lack a Kodak, visit to see what you can buy for a small sum.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
6
The store showcases Eastman Kodaks and color cameras in all sizes with prices from 98 cents to 3500 dollars. If you lack a Kodak, visit to see what you can buy for a small sum.
A local ad promotes hour service for developing and printing Kodak pictures. Bring your films before 10 o clock and you will receive them by 6 pm. The offer claims satisfaction with their work.
Mrs F M Ritene y and daughter Mrs Porter Colvig drive to Cedar Rapids to meet Sterling Ritchey from Fort Shelling. They will greet Miss Emily Mac Hess of Eugene Oregon who will be a guest. Boy Scouts report at the Airport 8 to 9 30 Tuesday morning to Scout Master Ted Brown for assignments. Mrs H R Brinning of West Nor has returned from a six week eastern states motor tour with Mrs Marie Craven and Elizabeth of Denver visiting Mammoth Cave the White House and Niagara Falls. Mr M Dodd of St Paul Minnesota visits Cephas Todds home.
The report notes cooler conditions sweeping the country with Texas farmers facing reduced yields and prices. In Texas the dry period hit crops like corn, fats, and barley, while wheat remained one-third short in price. Rural Commissioner George Brrell comments on the modest overall farmer finances, hoping cotton yields lift the situation if expectations hold. Journal Want Ads.
E M Bridges & Co promotes a remodeling sale on the south side square with dresses up to 25 95 and another for Saint Aeigeeetineau mane baer 604 featuring splendid work by Carl Bev Richard Johnson. Also listed are home made Bologna 2 lbs 25c and fresh lean hamburger 2 lbs 35c at Thompson's Market. Betty Babcock and Mrs Stanley Maxwell are noted in connection with Kansas. Donald and Doris return home from an auto trip in South. Dresses 14.95 and 7.95 now 4.95 with additional items priced near 1.00.
A collage of small town notices recalls church socials at Eureka on Tuesday August 12, with ice cream, greetings to visitors, and plans for visiting friends in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Denver. Local residents include Mildred Woodburnett visiting in Waterloo, Frank Sutton formerly a minister, and Mrs Otto Walton with children returning home from Brighton.
For sale a complete set of vacuum cleaner agents and accessories. Originally $50, will sell for $10 if taken at once. Phone B16 green. Also notes a sale at the ice house by People's Tea Co. West of Rock Island depot. FOR RENT FLAT EDMUND D Morrison 15183. FOR SALE 1627 FORD ROAD. Minor misc notes about Axel and a garage.
Mr and Mrs R B Joyce and Mr and Mrs Ea Saunders and Chile Tren spent Sunday with Mrs Ma Black. A B Schmoeler visiting relatives in AltoMic hels. Mr and Mrs O J Blake went to Amana meeting daughter and husband from West Branch IA. C J Karel Riverside visited daughter and son in law. Charles Benz nursing burns from tomato canning. Hazel Siprts taking auto trip Ozark mountains to Fayetteville AR. George county treasurer recovering from appendicitis improving. Lyle McGugin ill. Boy Scouts meeting Tuesday morning 8 50 am with Mr Gingerich assigning duties. Miss Nettie Samson won dress at Rothschild Store. Elsie Bratten drove to Des Moines for piano study. Library closed for Chautauqua except Aug 16. Mrs Clarence Phillips and children visited Crile reunion in Fairfield. Homer Godwin family also in Fairfield.
Mr and Mrs P G Widmer and family spent Sunday at the Graber home in Noble. Homer Stephen and T L Brookhart parties traveled to Burlington for a pleasure trip. Mr and Mrs Will Mobland and J Zear Hinshaw drove to Seaton. Mr and Mrs Augustine and daughter Wilda shopped in town. Rowse and Edna Bridges visited Muscatine. Bridges refined Bologna and hamburger specials noted at Thompson's Market. Tony Stransky vacation from work mentioned.
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