Local Market Deals and Community Notices
Lean pork steak two pounds 45 cents and rib boiling beef two pounds 35 cents advertised for Friday at Thompson's Sanitary Market. Mentions of local residents Aleit Gre Paul Mrs Lydia Mickle Mrs R 8 White and Mrs 1B Green with Green's condition described as sou pet ter today. Also Hosiery for ladies at 98 cents per pair featured by Lady Carlton Tronclad.
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Thompson
Aleit Gre Paul
Lydia Mickle
White
Green
Carlton
Larson
Local Hosiery Offers and Shopper Notes at Keota Store
Mrs George Ki Keota and Mrs Ken Sherman were shoppers in Wasi yesterday. Melrose Pure Silk full fashioned hosiery priced at 148 a pair offered by Larson's. Iron Clad silk hosiery guaranteed 98 cents a pair. Sherman scheduled to serve as a grader at a June junior college event following high school activities.
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Carlton
Larson's
Melrose
Lro
George Ki Keota
Wasi
Ken Shermert
Pennsylvani
Sherman
Bankers Meeting Guest Duke Du Pont Among Attendees
Coaneck attended an Otur wa bankers meeting where Major Henry Du Pont, a French officer, was among the weaker participants. The notice also mentions ready wrapped razor blades and the price of hogs at 11.40, with weather notes indicating mostly cloudy to warmer conditions tonight.
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Coaneck
Oturwa
Henry Dupont
Local News Briefs From Washington Area
J W Dunham moved to Rock Island twenty years ago and is visiting friends today. Dr W Spoxward from Ainsworth visited relatives. Ice deliveries resumed by Wilson Coal Co. Spessard will be in his office Thursday through Saturday. Shoppers Augustine of Rubio and Woodford of Brighton visited Washington. Mrs Berkshire and others from Crawfordsville shopped here. Animals in captivity are kept to preserve skin color though fur patterns may change.
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J.W. Dunham
Rock Island
Washington
Washinton
Mr. Dunham
Dr .W. Spoxward Tits
Ainsworth
Wilson Coal Co
Frantia
Spessard
Ottwa
Albia
Dr. Spessard
Junior College Play Bettys Last Bet Tonight
The Junior College play Bettys Last Bet will be staged tonight and tomorrow night in the high school auditorium. Cast members are ready, and organizers urge attendance as the school year winds down with graduating students needing final touches for their costumes.
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Betty
Vintage Town Ledger Bits Mixed With Local News
Tuesday to Chicago trip by Joher King on brie business. May 11 at Cunningham's building. Mrs. William James visited relatives in Columbus Junction for two days. Betty's Last Bet high school play noted with praise. Clapper from Keota visits George Clapper home. Legion Mistres show Friday in Crawfordsville. Quilt prize announced for Mothers Day at 648 blue. Mrs. Ed Sullivan recovering from hospital operation. Donahey to Davenport on business. Health Shoes. Mrs. Sharpe visited Eldon. Junior College play at high school Friday and Saturday. Mrs H G Richardson left for Rochester Minnesota to be with her father ill. Mrs. John Martena to Burling for a few days. Joe Link leaving for Chicago on business. Discount on electric bill deadline today. Miss Alle e Brookman left for a ten-day YWCA business trip to Oskaloosa. Entertainment notes Betty’s Last Bet tonight and Friday. Mr and Mrs D H Cherryholm to Crawfordsville for shopping in Washington. Mrs George Brinton and Mrs Robert Brinton return from Allerton. Clarence White of Philadelphia visiting Washington. Morris of Clinton returned from Washington on business. Joe Lobber notified D F Macon auctioneer Washington IA. Phone 251 Red. 251
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Joher
King
Chicago
Cunningham's
William James
Columbus Junction
Tenue
Frs
H. G. Richardson
Rochester
Minnesota
John Martena
Burlin
Joe Link
Chi
Betty
HD. Cherryholmes
Crawfordsville
Washington
George Brinton
Robert Brinton
Allerton
Clarence White
Philadelphia
Bert White
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Morris
Clinton
Joe Lobber
D. F. Macon
Auctiowver
Local Social News From Brighton and Nearby
Mrs Harold Messenger and daughter Elmina Tose visited Brighton this morning visiting paveole Mer ana ile i. Cooper. Mr and Mrs George Maxwell aided spent the day on biame. J C Then of Crawfords ville shopped in Washington Friday. V le Horne and W A Asney of Dacial nows were visiting Tuesday at the home of Mrs 8 A Dickerson. Granulated sugar 539. Farmer's Co-operative Exc 72. Baker came this week from Sioux City to spend time visiting at the home of his two week old niece. Office Thursday and Friday.
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Harold Messenger
Elmina Tose
Brighton
Paveole
Mer Ana Ile
Cooper
George Maxwell Aid
J.C
Crawfordsville
Washi Fonterday
V. le Horne
W. A. Asney
A. Dickerson
Farmer's Co-operative
Sioux City
Fred
Are J Wauer Reunited With Daughter in West Chester
Are J Wauer and his daughter Mrs Margaret Voorhis returned to Way after a visit in West Chester where they had been staying with relatives. The note indicates a family reunion following the trip.
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Are
J. @ wauer
Margaret Voorhis
West Chester
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Chester Conklin
Todd
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Pietere
Laurel & Hardy In
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Washington County
Baptist Young
Apollo Box Chocolates
Candy
Candy Kitchen
GEO. L. Me Dry
Ay Woodford
E.G. Berkshire
A. E. Atchison North Side
Rajah
Queen Quality
J. A. Harwood & Son
The
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Keota
George Clapper
Ed Sullivan
Alowo m Donahey
Davenport
Mo. Sharpe
Eldon
Ion
Priday Ial
Doyle Smith
Daghter Rosalie
W. L. Ralston
Somorrow
Allee Brookman
National
YW. C. A
Oskalooss
Len
Wash
Lished
Eno
National Biscuit Co
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Pacific
Wippie Westees
Graham Theater
RKO
Iona Dusenberry
MW Dusenberry
South Marion Avenue
C. Ingraham
Ry Hagaman
Carne
Ray Clinton
M Roll
Howard Crozier
Muscatine
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wilie Long
Merko
United States
Atwater Kent
USS
Pennzoil
J.&m. Tire Service
West of Commercial Bank
R.C. Ferguson
West Shester, Iowa
Sts Sevger
Singer
Slosser
Singer Wing Machine Company
H, Wildman
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Shop
John Shields & Sons
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