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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
8
Call after 5 40 pm or write in care of the Journal. Save money by getting a club. Will send a price list on request. Nita Belle Mc Moon authorized representative of the group.
An advertisement promotes subscribing to magazines with options for club or single subscriptions. It provides contact details including a phone number after 5:00 p.m. and an address care of the Journal. Nita Belle Nichkoon is listed as an authorized agent and a list of club prices is available.
Public dance event at Riverside Armory on Friday night June 27 featuring Shubert's Orchestra. Everyone welcome to attend this long evening under the community committee's hosting.
Local column lists businesses and services including Lyon's cookies Crail's rags Fox and Dewey shoes bus calls 1 40tt Mrs C B E Root morning passenger Keota Bickfords auto top repair Mrs Arthur Gordon Eldon Caster Burlington to Brighton and factory sewing appeal 20 women wanted American Pearl Button Co 24 5 678 seeds radish peas beans hair product Lemmon's Pharmacy Dr Sartor return from Excelsior Spring after accident in better health
Various classified items list prices for groceries and household goods, local business ads, a mining stock pitch, Phonograph and music shop promotions, medical remedies, and notices on school exemptions. Community updates include bus ownership, farm sales, church sermons, and an alumni luncheon program with speakers from Washington and other states.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Vincent traveled to Winfield to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. P. McCulley. Mise Ethel Anderson departed for Burlington after visiting Mrs. Leonard Johnson. Will Dusenberry, on ten day furlough, returned to Camp Dodge with his mother Mrs Z. Kk. Dusenberry accompanying him to Des Moines. M. R. Meek James Work and Mrs. Bertha Meek returned from Grinnell and were joined by Miss Clarice Meek, a Grinnell college student.
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