Local Ads and Notices Echo Evening Journal
Brief local items from the Evening Journal promote Crail's rugs Fox and Dewey shoes and Lyon's cookies. A stray line mentions ada information in a truncated ad segment.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
6
Brief local items from the Evening Journal promote Crail's rugs Fox and Dewey shoes and Lyon's cookies. A stray line mentions ada information in a truncated ad segment.
Local retailer Rothschilds showcases navy and black taffeta suits priced at 18.75, gingham dresses at 5.49, marabou furs 8.89 to 22.50, voile waists 1.25 to 1.50, and parasols 0.75 to 7.50 amid assorted calls for bus service and new residents. The page mentions Dr A W Clow Osteopath and several social notes including visits and travels.
The notice promotes gray fibre silk hose at 49c and women’s fine white lisle at 45c. Other items include cream and butter fat tests at 46c per lb and eggs at 34c a dozen. Several local residents are named in short notices of travel and visits including Miss Blanche Varney, Mrs. J. D. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, and Claude Wood.
Local items report Mason's store promotions and community notices along with travel, marriages, births, and visits. The list includes 2112 ne Iy' Lee Tedford, families such as the Bolings, Reeces, and Cunninghams, a secondhand thresher display, and a Washington Improvement League audit showing a $57.21 net from the ice cream festival.
Washington City park board asks residents to help grow new grass in Central Park and requests societies and local groups to refrain from using the grounds for festivals to protect the sod and ensure permanent establishment.
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