Nances Pleu r A New Car In Perfume
An unclear fragment mentions a person named Nances and a car linked to perfume products, but details and context are missing. The readable bits suggest a promotional or literary line without coherent facts.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
8
An unclear fragment mentions a person named Nances and a car linked to perfume products, but details and context are missing. The readable bits suggest a promotional or literary line without coherent facts.
Mr and Mrs Omer Boshart and family from Wayland visit relatives in Washington with others such as Mrs Sam Miller from Olds shopping in town. Many residents travel, shop, plan Fourth of July events and attend reunions.
Local notices note new silk crepe dresses for sale at nine ninety five dollars and social visits as Mrs J B Lemmon and Mary Juliet travel to Chicago. Nafziger's Bread proclaims its butter milk shortening and Casey's Cafe advertises a beverage special. County offices close Saturday July 4th and claims must be filed by Friday to be considered.
Miss Geneva Nickerson of Kirkeville Missouri and Nettie Sumnera of Kalona join Alfred Faulkner at his East Jefferson Street home. D F Macon Wa County Iowa auctioneer notes guests Alfred Morgan of Cotter and Mr Petera of Los Angeles visited Will Jones on East Washington Street yesterday.
The Misses Marie and Lavera Stewart and Helen Rogers of Lexington are spending today with friends in Washington. Miss Eunice Acheson has returned home from Mt. Pleasant Michigan where she teaches at the state normal school.
Des Moines street car workers vote to let the executive committee decide on a city-wide strike. They demand abandonment of one man car plans and the discharge of conductor J E Cooper, with union rules cited as barring one man cars until 1940.
June reports show Mexican historical societies pressing to revoke a Cortes archives order. The 400 volumes are sealed in Hospital de Jesus, linked to Cortes and Marques del Valle, with sealing dating to the Carranza era. A discovery notes five unedited Cortes letters and his will among national archives.
London reports demand for streamline shells after Oxford crews lost the annual boat race in both recent years. Builders at Putney have received orders from American Continental and British clubs for fours and eights, showing growing popularity of this craft.
Berlin reports newly published statistics showing infant deaths much lower than in prewar years. In the third quarter of last year the death rate was about half the rate of the years before World War I, credited to the cold late 1924 weather beneficial for infants in their first year.
Notice from W H Rhodes stating inability to meet obligations but will pay all owed as soon as possible and asserting no intent to harm, signed by Rhodes.
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