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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

3

First Class Excursions on the First Class Route

May dates across cities advertise one and one third fare to Columbus Centerville Lincoln St Paul Des Moines and other stops. Several departures list May June and July with single fares or fares plus small surcharges. The route is promoted as fast comfortable and the only first class line from Washington.

Washington Columbus Ohio Lincoln Neb St. Paul Des Moines Dubuque

Low Fare Notices and Tarkio College Closure

Very low single and round trip rates to the Pacific Northwest are advertised by F. E. Stewart, Great Rock Island Route agent. Will Montgomery returns from Tarkio Missouri where the college has closed due to smallpox with no commencement this year and tuition refunded. The Journal promotes its want ads for notices and sales.

Pac Northwest Will Montgomery Tarkio Missouri

Advertising guide and notices from Davenport Times

Advertising described as any message about a business including word of mouth signs posters and newspaper notices. Local items include a kidney pills ad and a theatre play at the Graham with seats at Rowland and Shields and social visits in East Washington and Muscatine reprinted from the Davenport Times.

The Graham Rowland & Shields

Weather Forecast and Local Notices from Washington DC May 3

Forecast for Iowa calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the west. Local items note job ads, bakery moves, births, funerals, travel, and multiple short notices from Des Moines to Winfield. Several ads promote Burnham's Golden Buck cigars and local shops.

Washmeton D.C Tom Evenine Journal

Stewart's Book Store Ad Notes Vaccine Stock

An advertisement lists New York Times and Saturday Review available at Stewart's Book Store. Pasteur Vaccine Co. Black Log Vaccine Virus is in stock at Stewart's West Side Pharmacy. Our Biological Products are from Latratortos in Pranee.

New York Times Saturday Review U. S Stewart's Pasteur Vaccine Co Stewart West Side

Marion Township Sunday School Convention At Coppock Church

The semi annual convention of the Marion Township Sunday School Association will be held at Coppock Christian church. The program covers morning services, appointments, recitations, reports and papers, and an afternoon session with talks on value of friendliness, awakening convention interest, and a closing song.

Coppock Marion Township Sunday School Association EK. M. Rittenhouse P. B. Stuckey Mhureka Mia Lyman Bunce Shiloh Cal Beanblossom Pleasant Hill Silas Caldwell Eicher W. J Rich Eva Davison Pleasant Ridge Smith Wilbur Beanblossom K. Coats Pearl Beanblossom Saville KE. M. Rittenhouse Leela

The May Party at Phooix Includes Out of Town Guests

A pleasant social at the Phooix last evening featured out of town guests Miss Avery from South Haven and Miss Walker from Cedar Rapids along with Fred Smith Harold Hagerich and Mr Waddell. Also Mary Swan plans to leave May tenth for Lincoln Nebraska to keep house for Rev D B Smith whose wife died recently. The party included Nelte Anderson and Elsie McCobb friends, with refreshments and games. B F Boling learns his grandson Earl died at Hedrick aged four months. The funeral plans followed.

Phooix Miss Avery South Haven Mich Miss Walker Cedar Rapids Fred Smith Richland Harold Hagerich Iowa City Mr. Waddell Oskaloosa Mary Swan Lincoln Neb Rev D. B. Smith Miss Swan A. J. Smith Nel Te Anderson B. F. Boling the Heights Earl Hedrick Frank Boling Mr. Boling

Local Happenings and City Commerce Notes

Smoke the Puritan cigar sets. Mrs. John Buxbaum of Crawfords Ville was in the city yesterday. The Elie Candy Kitchen offers chocolate strawberry and vanilla ice cream daily. The Fortnightly club meets tomorrow at 2:50 with Mrs. GQ I Biskamp. New galvanized screen doors go up before the J Albert Williams Co store. Engineer Baker arrived from the east and met Milwaukee engineers east of the city with liveryman Jas Casey. A brick wall is being built in front of Sol Rich Co to protect cellar windows. A permanent walk may follow. Mr. and Mrs. David Keltner arrived from Fairfield and stay at Hotel Colenso. he is a top hotel porter. Misestella Yearick and Mrs Mabel Yearick Frisby visit Burlington before returning to Bushnell AI. The Journal offers engraved calling cards and invites patrons to view stock. Miss Minnie Conner took pupils to a woods picnic west of the city on hay ladders. Lt H Walker returns from Rockford Ill where his brother is recovering after illness and weight loss. Del Montgomery of the city is appointed Hebrew teacher at Allegheny seminary for the term. Singing to cows boosts milk in Switzerland. Oxford singers could dry up a cow in Oxford Leader.

J. Albert Williams & Co Baker Milwaukee Engineers Jas. Casey Sol Rich & Co David Keltner Fairfield Hotel Colenso Keltner Misestella Yearick Mabel Yearick Frisby Burlington Bushnell Minnie Conner Lt. H. Walker Rockford Ill del Montgomery Allegheny Seminary Montgomery Switzerland Oxford

Rectol pile cure ad and assorted notices in local Journal

An assortment of ads and notices promotes Rectol as a great pile cure with a free pile pipe per package and a positive guarantee, priced at 50 cents with free samples. It also notes trade journal ads in the four NAL columns and urges readers to watch changing ads for fashion and market price savings, plus miscellaneous drug and service mentions.

Stewart's Pharmacy Washington

Tender beef supply promises quality from native stock

The speaker describes supplying the trade with tender beef from native stock. They emphasize prioritizing quality over quantity and express effort to ensure consistent, high standard cuts. The note reflects a butcher’s pride in producing superior meat.

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