Linen shipment arrives in soiled condition
A shipment of linens was received in very dirty condition with dirt on the ends and midsections. The seller notes a good washing will remove the dirt and states the items will be sold.
15 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
1
A shipment of linens was received in very dirty condition with dirt on the ends and midsections. The seller notes a good washing will remove the dirt and states the items will be sold.
Renters advised to list houses with SMOUSE for opportunities in housing. Advertisement highlights multiple price points and availability.
A $1,000 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of those who midnight arsoned the Penn Tank Line Co Family Safety kerosene at Mr. C. W. Stephens warehouse. The notice promotes the kerosene as pure and advises consumers to seek this brand to avoid smoke and odor from inferior oils. Also mentions Knecht cleaning and Smith's Laundry for services.
Fragmentary market note lists grains including wheat oats and corn with receipts and price indicators. Mentions McCall & Co and closing figures, with unclear figures and month references.
The State of Iown v Stephen Courtney ended with a first degree murder conviction after a prolonged jury deliberation. Judge Dewey was praised for clear instructions and patience while the jury was kept awaiting decision. Attorneys argued insanity but the verdict stood with expected leniency in sentence.
A shady traveler observed at Rock Island trains yesterday failed to swindle a lone elderly man. Later, Orphia Shanafelt married J Palmer at the home of her parents four miles northeast of Washington. The Christian ceremony led to a feast for about sixty guests from the city with Rev. Givler and Rev. Elliott officiating and warm wishes for the couple’s future.
W A Golf of the Singer Sewing Machine Co dreamed of a safe lock combination that opened Dr S N McClean’s safe after it had been locked for three years. The dream proved accurate and the safe opened. Mrs Ella McCoy traveled to Fairfield today to visit her ill father W K McCoy, formerly of the town.
A classified shopper’s reel lists fabrics and trims. All Wool Serges in all shades at 15 cents per yard. Plaids and other fabrics, dress trimmings department. Castile Toilet Soap and side combs also advertised with low prices.
North Side Square ad copy promotes value pricing and quick service for shoppers visiting the local district, urging customers to consider the store for everyday purchases.
Local notes report upcoming meetings at the M. BE. Church and dental association plans, plus travel and court activity. Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Rich host a 60-person social with games and prizes. millinery samples by Miss A B Berry featured with daily openings. Beer keg shipments, oak tree price rumors, and hotel registrations list residents and travelers including many Chicago and Des Moines names.
The shop proclaims an entire spring line of men’s apparel and shoes with appeal. They offer any shoe from a dollar per pair to premium quality, emphasizing a stylish and catchy range for the season.
Notice of filing of Mary Kirkpatrie last will and the March 22 1894 date for proving the will in Washington County Iowa while other local ads promote stove gasoline and tailoring services and rentals for seven rooms suitable for office and dwelling with guaranteed cleaning and repair services.
Persons seeking laundry work this week should bring items by Friday morning. The shop does not plan to operate on Saturday.
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