Notice to Bidders Issued by Weington Board
SOTICE TO BIDDERS ased bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Weington
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1929
Page
5
SOTICE TO BIDDERS ased bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Weington
Growing trend among high school and college students as the shoulder length bob gains popularity. NYC girls set the tone while local teens experiment, with care tips and a product called Dandrine promoted for shine and manageability.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Washington County Auditor in Washington at 2:00 PM on February a bid opening to follow.
A famous physician’s prescription named Thoxine promises instant cough relief without chloroform or opiates. It claims a different mechanism, a double action that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause beyond cough syrups. The first swallow often relieves symptoms. the remedy is described as pleasant and safe for family use with money back guarantees.
Lith lays out 5015 linear inches by 26 feet by 20 feet by 82 feet by 32 feet 4 inches by 36 feet corrugated culvert pipe. Delivery by May 1, 1929. Materials must meet Town State Highway Commission specs. 5 percent certified check with bid. Successful bidder must post a bond for 75 percent of the contract price upon completion.
Seventy six Wendy Six Mr and Mrs Dale Moody and family visited M one day evening at the Joe Romine home Arthur Romine put up Joe Wednesday Mrs Arthur Romine and ates Eury Henderson visited Tuesday at the Stanteleh Henderson home Miss White of Washington is taking care of Master James Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Henderson cold Will Hagist headed on who is sick with a severe corn Wednesday Albert Dayton butchered Thursday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hill and sons Robby and Dickie of Washington visited Sunday at the Powell home Mr and Mrs Richard and Mar Sunday at the Anderson home Mrs Bart G Sunday afternoon at the home Jon Mayer and the visited Henry Her ory returned home fine for several tanleigh Henderson We have been having ice in the last few ages everyone will agree to that We see by the paper where Mrs Sam Knapp of Washington fell on the icy sidewalk and broke her arm one day last week We saw a team go past Sunday that had sleigh bells on and the sound mighty nice these
A colossal sea creature swam into Cristobal harbor in 1922 provoking a dramatic rescue effort. Despite machine gun fire and seventy ton cranes, towing the whale to the dock failed to raise it, leaving officials unable to recover the massive carcass.
The text explains rats fly about in the early evening hunting for insects as moths and other winged bugs become active. By day rats hide in hollow trees caves or dark building roofs tied to ceilings or wall edges, hanging by hind legs with heads down and sleeping.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a trusted, purely vegetable remedy for children's ailments. It claims rapid relief from constipation and upset stomachs, praising its effectiveness for a boy named Robert Dooley and noting widespread usage with four million bottles yearly.
Funeral services for Hanno P Newton of Keota, a longtime resident and Mason, were held at the Methodist church with Rev J Gilbert officiating. He left a wife Maria Berard and five children, with many relatives attending from Minnesota and Davenport. Newton, a charter member of the local lodge and Easter Star, lived near Keota since 1858 and witnessed local development, including the railroad.
Mr and Mrs Victor Wenger hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Loyd Alliman and Mr and Mrs Andrew Schantz. Mrs Clara Neff and Mrs Clyde Troutman from Wayland visited Ethan Brooke. Chivari for Lloyd Allman and Anna Wenger was held January 23 with many useful and pretty presents.
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