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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
8
Officials invite bids for road work in Oregon township with submissions due by April. Bidders may quote hourly rates for tractor based, team based, or individual labor.
Saturday is the final day to pay water rent without penalty. A classified notice advertises bus service contact details and cross country drives offered by H Worley. It also promotes La Cuauthémoc mine investment with alleged present profits and a ground floor opportunity, urging quick action.
Multiple short items mention raincoats at Klein Klo Ko Rothschilds and Rothschilds skirts 3.89 updates. Names include Mr and Mrs Henry Bambi of Harper, Lyda Hellam chiropractor, Earl Griffith, Fred Coakley, Robert L O Donnell, Eliza Beard, Mrs Will Bailey, Florence Baker. A funeral note reports Chas I Beauchamp death yesterday and the Beauchamp family travel to Winfield. The page also advertises pie filling, rag purchase incentives, and store promotions.
An article highlights Nazimova in Eye for Eye with praise for a striking performance. Mentions of theater ads include Eye for Eye, Carpet of Bagdad, and Mr. and Mrs. George Baker visiting the city. Community notices cover travel, shopping, and local arrangements with several residents mentioned.
Notices of an auction featuring extra fine farm mares at the City Feed Yard this Saturday. Other items include fashion ads for Rothschilds suits and multiple travel and social notes about local residents and visitors.
Rothschilds offer gingham dresses at 1.39 dollars. Capes for girls and women priced up to 27.50. The Graham shows Eye for Eye today and tomorrow. Notes on Nakimova pronunciation. Mrs Silas Ross returns from Ottumwa funeral of Elias Wilkie aged twenty six. Ada Suter visits Eldon to see niece Mrs W J Dooley. Hyomei promised to relieve catarrh with inhaler. Lemmon’s Pharmacy and Lewimon’s Pharmacy advertise remedies for liver kidneys and bladder. Ann Hlodek opens boarding house with meals starting Wednesday the 15th at 2508 West Washington Street call 99 Green for details.
Senior Lieutenant Lloyd Kennel, visiting his parents in Des Moines, spent last night with his aunt Mrs. J. W. Ingham and visited his uncle Frank Brinton who is confined at home. He returns to Des Moines this morning and will sail tonight for his navy post at Dispensary No. 267 in Philadelphia. Mrs. Fred W. Mieger, formerly Eva Todd, is here from Des Moines for a brief visit. her husband in Port Des Moines medical service expects discharge soon and plans to resume designing menswear in St. Louis, where they will establish a home.
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