Magazine subscriptions and clubs arranged
Subscriptions and clubs arranged for magazines. Call 50 Red after 6 20 P M or write in care of the Journal Nita Belle McKoon agent tf
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Nita Belle McKoon
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
8
Salvation Army Silk Worm Camp Established
Salvation Army workers establish an annual silk camp for sericulture at a site described as the mulberry forest area, aiming to cultivate silkworms and promote silk production among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvationists
Salvation Army
Public Auction at Caner Music Co Store February 1 1919
Caner Music Co schedules a public sale at 1 30 Saturday February 1 1919 featuring a Packard Organ Kimball organ Chi cagno Cottage Organ New Edison Record Cabinet and Mahogany Victor Cabinet Plus folding bed dining table chairs lounge book case secretary and assorted pictures Auctioneer D F Macon 9713 coordinates the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caner Music Co
Packard
Kimball
Edison
Victor
D. F. Macon
Humble Dairy Announces Milk Price Increase
To the customers of the Humble Dairy J E Rows Bon will on Feb 1 1919 raise the price of milk to Mr Brewer s and Mr Beliel s price 15 cents a quart Owing to the high price of cows and feed we are compelled to ask these prices Soliciting your patronage we will try to give you all square deal Very respectfully J E Be Ross Son 9912
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rows & Bon
Brewer
Beliel
J. BE. Ross & Son
Lemley Co Grocers Promotes Dresh Cometry Sausage
A short item notes Dresh Cometry sausage by Lemley Co Grocers with 92 units and 35 comments per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemley Co
Lemley Co. Grocers, Co
Lemley ,v. Grocers
tLeanley Grocery Co
Local shoppers and events mix in Wash county news
Local items mention grocery ads and daily specials at the Ideal and Lemley Co. Grocers, travel to Havre and Chicago for visits and events, attendance at churches, funerals at Talleyrand, and showroom notes from Graves Studio.
Local notes and advertisements from Muscatine area
Community snippets report visitors William and Frank Wetzel from Muscatine at Rudolph Schmidt home, Mrs. H. F. Steck’s return from Owosea Michigan, and Private Don McLaughlin’s shell souvenir from France. Ads tout family loaf at Ideal, country sausage price, new Graves Studio finish, and Sanol kidney remedy. Frank Poderil injury and road condition updates also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Frank Wetzel
Muscatine
Rudolph Schmidt
J. D. MelLaughlin
Don McLaughlin
France
Local visitors and travels noted in Evening Journal
Ben Wallace of Iowa City on business here today while Fred McKey of Oskaloosa visited friends last night. J M Finney traveled to Bushnell on business this morning. Hill and Rodney Rabenold of Haskins spent the day in Washington. Mrs Raymond B Alberson and children expect a two week visit at Kellogg Alberson home as they move from Des Moines to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Rabenold
Monmouth, al
Haskins
Ben Wallace
Iowa City
Here
Fred McKey
Oskaloosa
Hill and
Washington
Raymond B. Alberson
Kellogg and Alberson
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Afternoon Bridge Club holds first post quarantine meeting
The Society notes the Afternoon Bridge club's first evening gathering after restrictions eased. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Darbyshire hosted at their South 4th Avenue home with about thirty guests. Frances Darbyshire greeted guests and led them to rooms for wraps. A progressive bridge session followed by luncheon and a Fifty Cent Ted Cross dues collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Darbyshire
South 4Th Avenue
Frances Darbyshire
Ted Cross
Bridge Club Resumes Meetings After Influenza Pause
The Bridge Club resumes regular evening meetings after a weeks long suspension due to the influenza epidemic, with the men present reaffirming the established rule of male membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Allies bested by neutrals in wartime shipping costs
The piece reports that Allied losses are offset by neutral Scandinavian powers and Holland who charge high charters for ships in the war zone. It notes wartime charter rates were lucrative for neutral owners but are now excessive relative to service value. Agreements were set to run during the war and remain in effect despite the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jan
Sre
Holland
America
Great Britain
Order Re moves All Coal Restrictions Awaits Signature
Washington January 31 the fuel administration prepared an order removing all restrictions including price and zone rules on anthracite coal awaiting Administrator Garfield's signature to take effect an official announcement is expected shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Garfield
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Mich
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Henry Steck
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Frank Poderil
Werther Fair
Notheast Corner Square
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United States
Britain
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