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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
8
Readers are urged to stay informed by subscribing to top magazines via clubs or single subscriptions. Call 59 Red after 5 30 p m or write to the Journal to review club prices, with Nita Belle McKeon listed as the authorized agent.
The Evening Journal itemizes a jumble of local notices and sales including Taft speaking in town, travel updates on Luella Beal and others, Maplethorpe's great sale on Palm Beach suits and silk shirts, and various visits to relatives and hospitals, with price points for goods and minor updates on residents.
A collage of ad copy and social notes runs through a page segment. Items include product plugs for a home fire extinguisher and a New Edison, travel and visit updates among relatives, a photo convention notice, and a lengthy sales pitch for Cuauhtemoc Mines urging readers to join stockholders and invest.
Miss Lester Baird visited relatives at Columbus Junction while Sam Harper of Crawfordsville traveled to Colorado Springs. Mer L J Derby visited Columbus Junction. Miss Wanda Neiswanger returned from Keota after visiting Singmaster home. Mrs Addie Miles of West Chester traveled to visit her son Earl Miles. A marriage license was issued to Charlies W Kolesick and Josephine Green of Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs M E Brown stayed with their daughter Mrs Lester Reed at Olds.
Ms Nita Belle Mc Keon acting as authorized representative invites inquiries after 5 30 pm by calling 50 Red or writing to the Journal care of address. Readers saved money by a club and option to receive a list with price details.
Notice states the G A R Regular Post will meet Tuesday at 7 30 oclock attendance is desired J A Donald son P C
Miss Ruth Armstrong, who has been visiting friends in Des Moines since the close of school, returned here the latter part of last week for a day or two, and left yesterday morning, via Fairfield, for her home at Randolph.
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