Yragers Meat Market Promises Fresh Cut Meats
Local ad promotes Yragers Meat Market offering steak spare ribs and beef liver. Market emphasizes quality and customer satisfaction with inviting tone.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
3
Local ad promotes Yragers Meat Market offering steak spare ribs and beef liver. Market emphasizes quality and customer satisfaction with inviting tone.
Reading shows prices for hog feed and corn costs with figures for hundred pounds of gain. Mentions a 40 pound bag of pie and hog chow and per hundred weight cost details in a compact price note.
After school Monday Crawfordsville hosted two basketball games in the school gym. The girls second team beat Wyman second team 10 to 8 with Walter Rauscher refereeing. The Crawfordsville boys grade team won 22 to 15 over Wyman grade with Dude Lowe as referee.
An old advertisement touts Allenry as a powerful safe prescription that clears excess uric acid within 24 to 45 hours to end rheumatic pain swelling and agony. It is sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists with a money back guarantee if no results.
Mrs. T H Barnes is with her ill sister Mrs. Moore in Reynolds Illinois. Local high school basketball teams played Yarmouth with girls winning 41 to 23 and boys losing 22 to 23. Multiple church programs, meetings, and missionary events announced along with notes on Tommy Jones's passing and upcoming school declamatory contests.
Troop 33 plans a week of events led by a public dedication of the Roosevelt Scout Cabin with a radio address by President Roosevelt. Activities include church services, a gala Monday meeting with Y's Men’s Club, a Tuesday play The Accident by Scout Matthew Gambili, and a Friday reception.
W H Gray, longtime Columbus Junction attorney and 1876 University of Iowa law graduate, died January 28 at his Weiser Idaho home after weeks of illness. He opened a local practice in 1876 with E. K. Tucker and later moved to Long.
The column notes birthdays of Dr. W J Masson and H Smith and a 94th birthday tomorrow for a Washington civil war veteran. It mentions Catherine Masson debating for Washington high school against Iowa City, and Mrs Carrie Stouffers birthday party with Home Arts club baskets. Aquarius personalities described with traits and social activities.
The item lists lives and marriages including Mr. Gray with two wives, Celia Gray and Mary Northey, plus survivors Vera Wilcox Lulu Charles Billings and several grandchildren. It notes patients at Bellevue hospital Muscatine and social events by A K Burkett, with Dr F N Darrow moving his office and Corn-hog contracts returned to the Farm Bureau of.
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