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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
2
Merchants offer a small line of winter jackets in Kersey with Skinzer satin lining advertised for two seasons wear. Styles in black brown and tan with Oxford cuts. Only 24 jackets available at 40 cents on the dollar. Also 15 children’s jackets and 10 to 12 good collarettes priced under discount.
Multiple wedding reports and notices from Washington outline Miss Mary Allen and Mr. Joe Daniels wedding surprise, Miss Margaret McMullen and Milton Godfrey nuptials, and family life updates. Also includes an Easter fundraising fraud warning, a cold remedy promotion, funeral announcements for Rev. Gunn, and a note about the Breezy Time company at the Graham Theatre plus a student Eva Hunt letter praising her former teacher.
Keota hosts the Bi County Educational Association with Keokuk and Washington county teachers on March 3. Prof Grumbling opens with True Aim In Education, followed by papers and discussions by Washington, Keota, Sigourney, Richland, Hedrick, West Chester and other districts. Evening entertainment features A Breezy Time. Notices include hairdressing services by Miss Nona Mars and Waterloo visitors of Dr Hay and Joe Hay.
It reports Miss Mary Allen and Mr. Joe Daniels wedding at Tipton with Rev. Gordon officiating and plans to settle on South Marion street. It notes Bertha Wilson and Abraham I. McClain marry in Brighton with Rev. Ingham officiating and future home in the city. It also mentions a tin wedding anniversary surprise for Mrs. Will Moher in Fairfield.
If Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure does not cure, return the bottle for a refund. Sold for over fifty years with this guarantee. Priced at 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00. Sold at J. H. Stewarts penctiat.
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