Hoosier Kitchen Cabi nets arrive for club sale
McNamara announces a large shipment of Hoosier Kitchen Cabi nets and plans a forthcoming club sale in a few days with an upcoming announcement to follow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
8
McNamara announces a large shipment of Hoosier Kitchen Cabi nets and plans a forthcoming club sale in a few days with an upcoming announcement to follow.
Closing out sale at Caners runs for thirty more days with cut glass and bargained goods. Local shoppers and townspeople- Carl Combs Mabel Crooks Lyda Hellam Mrs. J. A. Conger and Esther visit West Chester Davenport Eldon Keota Wellman and Crawfordsville residents frequent the ads and stores. Also notes on grocery specials and services like osteopath chiropractors and walnut prices.
Local listings show Jersey Milk for sale at East End Grocery, loan of safety deposit boxes from Washington National Bank and life insurance offers. Community updates include weddings, travel, visits, illness, funeral notices, school moves, and local ads for film, groceries, and photography services amid a busy daily scene.
Owing to high costs for feed, dairy cows, and labor, the undersigned raise milk prices effective January 12. Delivered quarts cost 15 cents, pints 8 cents, wholesale 12 cents per quart. Signatories are V. Beliel, S. Brewer, G. M. Humble.
Subscriptions and club arrangements announced. Call 59 Red after 6 30 PM or write in care of the Journal Nita Belle McKoon Agent.
All parties who recognize themselves as owed or owing money to Bowman and Knupp are urged to call and settle immediately as the partnership is dissolved and the books must be closed promptly.
Government studies export restrictions to curb rising food prices. Brazil's president has authorized a food administration to survey supplies costs and handling, with possible direct crop control. Plans include aiding workers' cooperatives as inflation strains Rio de Janeiro shoppers.
The local board of health voted at a special meeting to modify quarantine rules to permit open air auction sales. The Ernest Carlson hog sale planned for next Saturday will be held at the Motor Inn garage with doors open. Further health rule changes were deferred to next week as Health Officer C. W. Stewart and Mayor O. K. Mauck are away. The influenza situation is encouraging and may prompt additional modifications if conditions hold.
Twenty two votes cast at county school boards meeting Miss Kathryn Montgomery of Washington won with 20 votes while Clayton Pearson of Ainsworth received two The election was made unanimous and Montgomery will begin duties soon The meeting also granted deputy superintendent Grace Connor a 55 bonus for extra work since the death of Katheryn Stichter and praised Connor's efforts
Arch McFarlane of Waterloo was unanimously chosen as Speaker of the Iowa House at noon in Des Moines. His opponent W S Finley of Mt Pleasant withdrew as McFarlane’s support proved strong. H J Mantz of Audubon named convention pro tem chairman.
The P. P. L. club will hold an evening meeting on Wednesday January 12 at the home of Mrs Arthur Dura. Business matters will receive attention and a full attendance is desired. 8213
The piece notes Iceland’s distant but enduring links with the United States. It recalls early European discovery by Icelandic explorers who settled along the New England coast to Long Island, and mentions Columbus seeking Icelandic knowledge before his voyages.
The piece urges citizens to maintain a cheerful outlook as a patriotic duty. It argues low spirits hinder performance and that daily cultivation of happiness helps everyone around us and enables us to fulfill duties to ourselves and friends.
Des Moines Capital reports road and bridge funds for 1919 in Iowa total an estimated 15 million dollars. Federal aid on hand 792,729 dollars, June 30 1919 add 579,000 dollars, matching state funds 1 372 000 dollars, county levy proceeds 10 734 000 dollars, and auto fees distribution about 1 600 000 dollars. Expenditures for 1917 were 15 165 476 dollars with current funds 12 3 million, leaving a potential 2 865 476 dollar over run.
Grinnell Mrs Maude Young Fellows heir to 100000 inheritance renounces 25000 bequest from late E A Alexander will asking the share go to widow Mrs Mabel Alexander. The Alexanders once planned a mutual will with half the 50000 estate to daughter and niece. The widow faces need after the renunciation.
The Publick Occurrences, Boston September 25 1690, was the first American newspaper. Benjamin Harris published and edited it with Baptist and anti monarchist leanings. His paper was suppressed by the colony governor after a charge against Louis XIV. Harris later became official printer of the colony.
A short quotation from Booker T. Washington stresses that every life begins at the bottom and that farming holds as much dignity as poetry. It warns against letting grievances overshadow opportunity.
In Australia a species of acacia known as the angry tree grows to about 80 feet tall after rapid growth. It resembles a giant century plant in appearance. At sunset its leaves fold and the twigs coil tightly, and when the shoots are touched the leaves rustle and rise briefly.
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