Tuberculin Tested Milk and Cream From Our Dairy
Thompson's Sanitary Market advertises tuberculin tested milk and cream from their own dairy and provides phone contact 387 for orders.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
8
Thompson's Sanitary Market advertises tuberculin tested milk and cream from their own dairy and provides phone contact 387 for orders.
Community updates include Mrs. D H Coffman traveling to Davenport for spring, Mrs. Harry Reid visiting from Chicago, and Charles Riggs moving to Kansas City. Local retailers tout 25 percent discounts on coats, radio sets for Christmas, and Christmas cards. Trade and service notices cover banking calendars, batteries, coal orders, storage, and seed store offerings.
A lobby remark notes many praise for Christmas Savings Clubs and a young man decides to start one to test its benefits. He expects to become a saver next year as small payments through the year build to a lump sum before Christmas. The piece urges everyone to enroll family members.
The article traces Nathaniel J. Wyeth’s 1882 salmon venture on the Columbia River and his failed expedition through Snake River country to Fort Vancouver. It details the fort’s founding in 1834 at Portneuf’s mouth, named for Henry Hall, the flag ceremony, its role in migration and conflicts, and Wyeth’s later sale to Hudson’s Bay.
General secretary of the Near East Relief in America, Mr. Vickrey, is elected president of the International Near East Association with 23 nations represented. The group sponsors Golden Rule Sunday on December 7 for Bibie Landa refugee orphans.
Dale Armstrong and Nina Gordon plan a bold land grab as a circus balloon ascent signals the open land rush. They race for a coveted town site, secure a prim location near a grove and creek, and ultimately marry, uniting two farms into one in a frontier tale of ambition and union.
Last night proved the season's coldest so far with a low of eight degrees below zero, shattering the current month record by twelve degrees. The day before saw a 26 degree drop, with yesterday’s high at 18 above. Sun returns and warmer weather forecast.
A shopper states to a merchant that they saw the merchant's advertisement in the Journal. The remark underscores how readers credit print ads for locating goods and services.
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