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A brief public notice surveys the motive of a local fundraising campaign stating the group is in business to collect money from residents and neighbors. The tone urges support as a community obligation.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
4
A brief public notice surveys the motive of a local fundraising campaign stating the group is in business to collect money from residents and neighbors. The tone urges support as a community obligation.
A compressed ad describes inducements to pay dollars, claiming progressive business lines, a large stock with wide choice, rapid turnover ensuring fresh goods, and a policy of not letting customers leave unsatisfied. It invites visitors to compare and buy if they find what they want without urging.
Special telegram from Washington provides Iowa forecast for Friday night and Saturday. Expect fair skies, warmer conditions in the northwest portion tonight. Continuous warm weather expected into Saturday with stable conditions across the state.
Community members make short trips to Des Moines for the state fair visit friends and attend events. Local residents attend games in Keota, eatery treats are shared, and a number depart for family visits. One obituary note marks George Davis of Santa Rosa and Nannie Evans plans postgraduate study and a hospital library position.
SALE Double buggy nets and hitch straps for sale at OURNAL office 21 Wanted Girl for general house work apply Jour NAL office 3b Wanted competent girl for general house work call Jour NAL office 3b For Rent room to top flat west side of the Rookery Wanted Women to make mittens and gloves at home must begin work at once L H Bavnu man Co Lost wool fascinator in south Washington leave at JourNAL office
George Auld left for Keota on business. Ort Waters from Fairfield arrived in the city. Robert Crail from Oskaloosa visited. Dublin merchant Snyder was in town on business. Jim Cook from Crawfordsville attended to matters here. Kaiona’s Mrs. Billingsley shopped in the city. Charles Latchem left for Chicago to attend Morgan Park College. Judge Dewey went to Louisville for the National Masonic Conclave. Lt. Brindley rode Firefly to Columbus Junction. Mrs. F A Baughman traveled to Marshalltown for family illness. Miss Jennie Anderson hosted a small informal dinner. Marion Anderson and wife returned from Chicago after weeks away. A Y Ashby Ralph Dougherty and B W Neola headed to Keota for a ball game. Mr. Shadage, visiting Frank Barden, returned to Minneapolis. Mr. A Myers showed ore promising 50 to 60 bushels per acre. Eva Barnett and Maud Barr of Guthrie Okla left for Keota for a few days.
Residents offer rooms and boarding for students as school opens September 9 and inquiries arrive. Writer signs off with name Dopps and requests contact.
A large crowd from Richland Washington and Wellman travels to Keota Iowa for a matinee against the Chicago Unions. The Unions arrived from Washington and are said to be in good form. Keota fields a strong team and is expected to put up a good contest.
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy with a druggist refund if a customer is not fully satisfied after taking one bottle. The claim emphasizes guaranteed results and monetary reimbursement.
The Muscatine Trades and Labor Assembly announces Labor Day events in Muscatine on Monday September 2. Special attractions of high class are secured and much effort is put into making the celebration one of the most entertaining in the city. Muscatine extends a hearty welcome to all.
Samuel Porter files a petition claiming fee title to N half SE quarter and SE quarter of NE quarter in section 28 township 76 north range 9 west, with adverse possession under color of title. defendants and unknown claimants listed. seeks to quiet title and bar claims. publication for six weeks in Evening Journal, Washington Iowa.
Build a shallow wooden box five to six inches deep eleven inches long from pine or cedar. Create bridges at top ends and fit wooden pins on both ends to wind strings. Add a central sound hole, string with catgut or fiddle strings, anchor to one end and wind over bridges to opposite end. Tune in unison for a sweet single string melody.
William M. Evarts, during a post dinner speech in Omaha, expressed fondness for the West and its self made men. He asserted that his Western travels reinforced the Bible claim that wise men came from the East by noting public men in the region, though his remark contrasted with the saying.
An advertisement touts Rector as a remedy with a claimed 98 percent cure rate for piles. It offers free samples and a free trial if it fails to cure, signed by J. H. Stewart.
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