All Goods Sold for Cash Only Snouffer Hughes Co
A historical notice announces sales terms for Snouffer Hughes Co with all items payable in cash. The brief informs buyers that no credit or installment plans are accepted.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
4
A historical notice announces sales terms for Snouffer Hughes Co with all items payable in cash. The brief informs buyers that no credit or installment plans are accepted.
The Normal Institute for Washington county teachers will be held in the High school building from June 12 to June 18. An praised lineup of instructors from across the state will conduct sessions on geography, history, reading, methods, music, drawing, and lectures. Special work for various certificate levels and reading circle topics will be offered, with graduation exercises for eighth grade scheduled for June 30.
The Washington High School commencement will be held June 1 at the Graham Opera House with orations readings and music by the high school organizations. Caps and gowns will be worn marking a first in the city and by Superintendent Puller.
James M. Barkley, noted cartoonist and clay modeler, gave an evening show at the Methodist church under the Epworth League. The lecture, popular in Washington, boosted the league funds. Barkley, a former schoolmate of Rev. A. S. Smith, recently signed a seven month contract with a major lecture bureau and will tour Texas Arizona New Mexico California and the Pacific Northwest next season.
Crowds visit Fort Ticonderoga in New York on May 10 marking the anniversary of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain boys capture in 1775. The site has been restored to its final condition by Mrs. S. H. F. Pell of New York who owns the property.
Miss Sadie Allen, a society woman, rode a city street car in sleepwear after leaving home in a somnambulistic trance. Conductor Al Whitney protected her from rude comments, alerted police, and had her taken to a hotel, then home by taxi after she awoke.
The 7213 Ladies' Aid Society hosts a Hard Time Social in the hardware building at Haskins next Friday evening May 12. Attendees are urged to wear Hard Time garnets.
Knoxville hosts the Grand Army of the Republic state encampment with Commander in Chief John Gilmore of Boston to speak. Tennessee veterans seek the 1912 national encampment, with Chattanooga a likely site if successful. The war department may provide tents at Chickamauga, and Confederate veterans may join.
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