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A brief storefront notice proclaims a millinery sale with emphasis on new hats and bargains. It invites shoppers to visit the shop and take advantage of limited time offerings.
16 Mar 1895
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1895
Page
1
A brief storefront notice proclaims a millinery sale with emphasis on new hats and bargains. It invites shoppers to visit the shop and take advantage of limited time offerings.
A shipment arrived with broken linen and soiled goods. Some items are dirty at the ends and others midway. a thorough washing should remove the dirt. Mercer and Chilcote announce the sale of these items.
A $1,000 reward is offered for arrest and conviction of the person or persons who placed the Penn Tank Line Co’s Family Safety kerosene upside down on W. Stephens’s warehouse at midnight. The ad urges buyers to insist on this pure oil to avoid smoky chimneys and odors. Also promotes Knecht cleaning services and Smith’s Laundry for quality garment care.
Report describes tramps occupying an unused Rock Island building as a nuisance. They allegedly shoplift in town stores with one member distracting proprietors while others pocket goods. Police action urged to drive them out of the city. Gazelle Hose Company elects new officers at annual meeting with nine members present and notes 7 tires and $45 funeral fund policy.
T Y Wickam shows gradual improvement and hope for recovery. Gracie Walker receives a surprise from school friends. Mr Hofsteater who bought the meat market moved into town. Mr McCoy relocated from Crawfordsville. One vacant house remains in town and is expected to be filled soon. Crawford shipped thirteen carloads of horses boosting local circulation.
Store placard reads a slogan for a North Side Square retailer promising savings to shoppers.
Last night a pantry fire started when Tom Miller lit a match near paper sacks. Mrs. Miller controlled the blaze after a quick response, narrowly preventing a homeless outcome for the family. In a separate note, Robert Armstrong defeated Frank Briscoe in Davenport in three easy rounds at a boxing match.
Supt. Lawrence and Div. Supt. Gilmore with T. C. Scott train master and W. G. Given train despatcher, along with J. N. Gibbons and the chief dispatcher, met yesterday to confer on business matters. The note mentions a new style paper trim mer for cutting paper and readiness to do paper hanging painting and graining. NINE WEBR.
The Columbia Clothing House promotes spring attire with low prices and latest novelties. Various locals, including R J Eckerman and Prof Mullin, were seen visiting the shop or passing through Keota and Columbus Junction on today’s streets.
Colum bia Clothing House advertises a new line of men’s shirts with tanor suits priced from 12 dollars up and fit guaranteed. Local notes mention multiple social events, church services, a marriage in St Paul, and community bands seeking support.
A brief notice reports strong turnout at a phone service offer with pricing treated as reasonable. The text mentions TRE BRICK BARN as the location or sponsor within the item.
State of Iowa Washington Co notice of last will of Mary Kirkpatrick on file in Clerk of District Court's office probate at March term set for March 22, 1895. Dr A Boyer Clerk of District Court 88 Mo next Seven rooms office and dwelling inquire at Journal office or at Schroeder Bros store. Also ad text about stove gasoline penn tank line white lily and local tailor Hall South Side.
Advertisement states the business deals strictly in boots and shoes and invites patronage by promising value received for every dollar spent.
R. BF. Smith advertises for laundry work to be brought in by Friday morning as no work is expected Saturday. C. W. Stephens is the local agent for Sun Pank Line Co oils selling White Lily stove gasoline with a claim of better efficiency and odor reduction, promising one gallon goes farther than other brands and urging trial.
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