When You Do Not See Me for Prices Before Selling Hides
The message urges prompt price quotes for hides and furs to avoid losing money and business. It argues that timely offers from the seller will improve profits and curb customer loss.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
8
The message urges prompt price quotes for hides and furs to avoid losing money and business. It argues that timely offers from the seller will improve profits and curb customer loss.
Mrs Kever of Moldyville plans an evening departure to visit her mother Mrs Caroline Tucker and sisters Mrs Renn Dawson and Mrs Will Stafford along with other friends.
Prompt dependable transportation and hauling options available. Contact Booth Transfer Line at Washington Steam Landry office for pricing on long distance moves and small requests.
Advertisement touts FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON IOWA FARMS at 6 percent net. Claims securities against wildcat stock losses and offers loans from 100 to 16000 dollars with farms personally inspected by company officers. Provides Titus Loan & Investment Co address in Muscatine Iowa.
Daily fragment summary lists a big horse sale next month at the City Feed Yard and various errands, including tourists to New ton and Keota. It notes auctioneers, a mimeograph sale, and Rheumatism ads from Lemmon's Pharmacy, plus tickets for a Russell lecture at the high school auditorium.
The remaining two numbers of the course feature Charles Edward Russell on the Bolshevik movement in Russia and the Peace Conference and Miss Sarah Wilmer described as the only woman entertainer who entered the front lines.
Revival at the Second Church enters its second week as Dr J M Wishart delivers a sermon from 2 Cor 5 20 Be ye reconciled to God The discussion contrasts Corinthian church traits with present day concerns including club life quarrels and dedication to service Tonight Rev Leslie Mountford resumes with Saved by Faith The Mannhardt orchestra provides musical support and Ward prayer meetings are listed with local leaders and locations
Fragmentary notices list shoe dealer For and Dewey and Crails rug sales. Egg price 47 cents. Reynolds & Gibson ad. Taxi service phone 1.64. P. G. Widmer returned from Long Beach California and endorses Nesbitt Motor Co. electrical repairs at 513 2nd Street, phone 47.
Health Commissioner Robertson urges immediate medical contact for chills fever and body pains. Stay in bed drink warm beverages keep bowels open stay warm avoid drafts and narcotics, and follow the doctor's directions for a swift recovery.
Members of the Athenian Literary society debated the resolution that the Negro will advance more rapidly in the next 59 years than in the past 50 years at the A M E church. The affirmative won the discussion and the largest collection of money marked the ruling.
The article notes ongoing activity for county offices with three supervisors to elect. J. W. Parrow and C Day ton fill vacancies. Parrow is expected to run, Dayton has only five weeks in office and may not. Morgan, in his first term, likely seeks re nomination. Sheriff Ed W McCarty appears poised for re election in the Democratic ticket Bridget holds the Democratic nomination. May be no other Democratic contests before primaries.
The Washington Improvement League will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 2 00 PM at Mrs Mars Batley’s home. Officers will be elected and next year’s work discussed and planned. Full attendance requested.
Members of the W RO will hold a thimble bee near Friday afternoon at their rooms in the Court House to honor Mrs Morry Scott and Mr Sidney Smith who will move away soon. All members and visiting members are invited.
A reader notes that Webster defines furniture as the necessary equipment of a house or place of business including articles of convenience and decoration for a home or office. The remark reflects on the broader sense beyond furniture as items for living and working spaces.
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