Prices Cut on New Stock Direct from Factory
Retailer promotes factory direct new stock with limited time pricing. Claiming savings from a large order, it urges quick purchase to lock in deals on items including S120 and Sirts at listed prices.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
8
Magazine subscriptions and auction notice appear in journal
Announcement offers magazine subscriptions through agent Nita Belle McKoon and details a public auction Saturday afternoon February 2 at Velock near Lemley’s Grocery. Items listed include an oak hall tree, secretary, side board, settee, beds, rugs, sewing machine, gas tank, lumber, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemley
J. F. Simpson
Public sale of household goods announced
Mrs Wilber Miller will hold a public sale of household goods Friday at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs EK Arnold 425 West Van Buren Col DF. Maron will be the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Miller
EK. Arnold
Wast van Bureneres
DF. Maron
Brighton Man Burned by Gasoline Accident
Charles Rivers of Brighton suffered severe burns to the head neck and hands when a gasoline leak in his vulcanizing shop ignited after a nearby flame. He was hospitalized yesterday and serious developments were feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rivers
Brighton
Righton
Mrs Lloyd Hoyle of Ainsworth Dies at 25
Mrs Lulu Rutledge Hoyle aged 25 of Ainsworth died at 7 15 this morning at her home after a two week illness from influenza with pneumonia complications. She leaves husband and three children Dwight Helen and Hazel aged four. Funeral services Friday at 2 30 led by Rev C G Riddington of the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hoyle
Ainsworth
Dwight
Helen
Hazel
Lulu Rutledge
C. G. Riddington
The
Baptist Church
Harold Goodwin Home and Westing in the U S
Harold Goodwin has returned to Washington after overseas service and muster out at Camp Dodge. He served in the artillery. Mrs. Anna York reports her son Rolla Westing has landed in New York and is at Camp Mills awaiting discharge and home soon. He traveled overseas via Camp Pike last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Goodwin
Washington
Camp Dodge
Anna York
Rolla Westing
New York
Camp Mills
Camp Pike
Father and Son Banquet Set for February 25
Community Secretary W. F. Huxford announces the annual father and son banquet will be held Tuesday February 25. The event previously dated February 12 attracts several hundred fathers and sons and features an address by a prominent out of town speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Huxford
Connecticut Senate Rejects Federal Prohibition Amendment
Hartford, Feb 6 The Connecticut senate declined to ratify the federal prohibition amendment becoming the first state to reject it though 44 states have voted yes. House leadership expected to back ratification, while lawmakers caution no change in Senate stance. The state did not ratify the 18th amendment nor the sixteenth income tax amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Senate
Altho
House of Representatives
Which One Shall I Marry headline card
Local items note Mrs Will Fodd and others traveling to Burlington Keola Crawfordsville and Ainsworth for visits. Miss Sadie Barringer and Miss Florence Gosling are among visitors. Dodge Bros cars sold to Alex DeBord and R C McCleery. A shining parlor opens in Graham Opera House building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Auto Company
Dodge Bros
Alex DeBord
Ainsworth
R. C. McCleery
Crawfordsville
Walter Williams
Nate Black
Graham Opera House
Walter
Farm Sale Transportation Offered To Distant Guests
Transportation to the Feb 11 Muroc sale will be provided for attendees from afar who report at the Dougherty Bros. store. A.C. Can- On, a le
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty Bros
A.C
Washington Lodge No 26 meeting notice
Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M will be held Friday evening February 7. This is the first meeting since October and will consider a petition and other important business. W M L D Lang worthy presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
L. D. Langworthy
W. M
Father Dies of influenza in Greece at 65
William Patterson of the Royal Cleaners learned by letter of the death of his father Peter Panagopulis at Vahila Greece. Influenza caused the death. He was 65. Will had sent part of his army wages to his father in the old country. The son Americanized the family name on coming here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
The
Royal Cleaners
Peter Panagopulis
Vahila
Greece
Will
Ex ruler to seek divorce in Bohemia
Prague reports ex emperor Charles plans a divorce from former Empress Zita. The Prager Tageblatt cites alleged intrigues by a former confidant linked to a police letter to Prince Sixtus as the basis for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
Charles
Prager Tageblatt
Minpress
Zita
Sixtus
Questionnaires Arranged Again by County Board
The county exemption board and county auditor office staff repeatedly rearrange questionnaires. They shift order by number, alphabetically, and back to the original layout. Orders seal and unseal. bundles of fifty are prepared for shipment to Washington, D C. Auditor Griffith hopes no further changes occur and the questionnaires depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Exemption Board
County Auditor's Office
Gneral
Washington
Griffith
Evacuation Ordered for All American Troops in England
General Pershing issued Chaumont dated orders via General Biddle to withdraw all American soldiers from England within two months. The directive closes Red Cross activities and shuts army offices in London Liverpool and Southampton. Diddle and staff to return to the United States or proceed to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bhee
England
Biddle
Pershing
Chaumont
France
Red Cross
Asogi
Liverpool
Southampton
Diddle
Americn
Bremen Taken by Regulars. Anarchists Proclaim Republic
Government troops seize Bremen after bombardment with heavy casualties. Anarchists declare a republic in Duesseldorf as rioting and looting sweep Holstein and the Ruhr industrial region along the river.
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Bremen
Copenhagen
Tle
Duesseldorf
Rampentine Holtein
Ttuhr
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