Bread Wagon to Sell Bakery Goods on North Side
After buying the Model Bakery the regular bread wagon will be replaced by selling bread and continuing homemade candies cakes lunches and meals for customers. Orders are taken for fine cakes and meals.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
4
After buying the Model Bakery the regular bread wagon will be replaced by selling bread and continuing homemade candies cakes lunches and meals for customers. Orders are taken for fine cakes and meals.
The Lake Huron winter fleet faced the season’s worst storm as a north gale with fog and heavy snow began at midnight and intensified by noon making straits passage impossible in Mackinaw City. The item notes other local reports including a natural death and various regional updates.
Reports confirm Walther Hauser was chosen as Switzerland's new president. The move follows a formal election process completed yesterday, signaling a change in leadership for the Swiss government.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer humor piece a host Mr Stiverson guides a guest to the furnace room where he extracts a black bottle and shares a toast. The guest realizes the liquid is spoiled cider vinegar while the hostess notes sounds travel up from the furnace register and laughs trickily.
A general quarantine is ordered on Coalfield a town between Eddyville and Albia after four smallpox cases among colored miners. Iowa Central trains are halted at Coalfield and shipping along the line warned of the quarantine as health officials control the outbreak.
Deputy Sheriff Foster of Louisa County brought Ken Nelson and Claude Fisher to Columbus for trial on Muscatine fish law violations. Ruby Klotz accompanied the deputy. They were tried before Squire Breneman and fined $50 each.
A gas main explosion in New York City leaves Charles ONeill dead and seven others injured. The incident adds to a string of shock events reported from the era.
John Tarrant, son of a Muskegon family, was arrested in Chicago on a brother's complaint for stealing 1500 dollars from his father's strong box in the office. Authorities pursue charges as details unfold.
Camille Morrell Law of Burlington serves as traffic manager for the B N W and oversees city affairs. F J McKay confirms a transfer whereby L L Teas exchanges his southeast Washington residence for G Q W Hains 12 acre Crawfordsville adjoining property. Possession set for March first with Teas planning to relocate as his future home.
The Times-Democrat extols The Chicago Tribune foreign service led by Grace Corneau in Paris and H J Whigham in London. It lauds Chicago journalism as the metropolitan standard and notes the Tribune’s comprehensive home and foreign coverage despite political differences.
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