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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
3
Advertisers must send copy by 10 o'clock in the morning to insure changes take effect the same day. The notice emphasizes timely submissions for ad adjustments.
A West Side manufacturer proposes a mixed paint priced at $1.10 per gallon. The composition uses strictly pure carbonate of lead zinc and chemically pure colors with the aim of supplying a low cost paint that fully satisfies consumers.
Smoke the Puritan cigar fets. Seven loaves of bread at Johnsons for a quarter. Mr Cornell of Chicago in the city today. J B Crooks of Crawfordsville visited his son Will. Consult Dr Pratt about your eyes with free examination and glasses fitted. Dave A Keltner, shoe shiner at Hotel Colenso, guarantees good work. Pearl Fox was a Brighton passenger visiting relatives. Dr J C W Coxe was a passenger for Wellman to conduct services tomorrow. Earl Lewis visited Crawfordsville for commencement exercises at the opera house. Hugh Arthur departed for Pella and Des Moines for road grader business.
Emily Mathers visits her parents in Ainsworth while Fannie Shearer arrives from Rock Island to assist Clara. Miss Woods returns from school near Crawfordsville on the Narrow Gauge. Wake Neal and wife travel to Crawfordsville for high school commencement. W Linton of Bankers Life to visit Hotel Colenso. consult him for life insurance changes. Alex Houck returns from Fort Scott praising Kansas crops and prospects. A list of popular magazines now in stock at Columbia Pharmacy. Roy Minnick suffers rheumatism. band concert and Decoration Day program planned at Crawfordsville Opera House. Dr Kay's Renovator advertised with claimant testimonials and list of local sellers.
Crawfordsville Iowa May 25 special the city high school held commencement in the opera house with a full crowd of parents and friends. Rev Wickersham delivered the address on Day Dreams while diplomas were presented by Prof E D Morrison. Graduates named Dale Neal Edna Long Jobo Wooley Bonnie Vernon Farrel Huston.
Mil waukee cut off work continues east of the city with one survey party led by Nickerson and two other engineer corps dismissed. The change aims to ease a curve by shifting route southward, adjusting three miles of survey as the city approaches. Reverend Nicholson departs for Wilton to preach tomorrow.
A brief Chicago News item identifies a man described as an important looking gent and notes his arrival from the Interior of India via Professor Book Worm, signaling a curious character anecdote.
At J. B. Crail's in Washington Iowa a broad range of taffeta and peau de soie silks for skirts and dresses is advertised as safe to buy. The ad warns other silks may spill or cut due to gums and artificial dyes and urges customers to compare dress quality, claiming genuine oil boiled silks only at their shop.
The notice asserts silk is sold in major cities at $1.00, $1.37 and $1.50 per unit. It invites readers to send to Chicago for samples and bring them to the local store to compare prices.
Mrs R M Wilson hosted an informal whist gathering last night with two tables playing and a luncheon served after the game.
All old soldiers are invited to meet at G A R Hall tomorrow at 10 AM to march to the M E church where Rev Schreckengast will preach the memorial sermon. By Order of Executive Committee.
In Oshkosh Joseph Suehorski was confronted by his first wife and their child who traveled from Poland. He was arrested on bigamy charges and jailed after the meeting. A separate Chicago confectioners meeting of seven associations discussed candy pricing but did not confirm any price increase.
M W Pretorius former Transvaal president dies at 83. David Reynolds farmer near Schenectady NY found murdered in barn likely a robbery. Week’s business notes report 192 faults vs 192 prior. Humane society officers patrol Chicago parks to protect song birds. Union Castle Steamship dominates SA trade, resists American competition. Charles Boysset longest serving French deputy dies. French Sudan opens to European trutees. Senator Hanna joins Memorial Post G A R Cleveland. Karl Enkelsson Norwegian spy arrested at Manila. The Kaiser bars reporters from ill functions. El Paso workers unearth sixteenth century Spanish cannon muskets.
An advertisement offers Kay's Kidney Cure and other remedies for kidney diseases and backache. It claims treatment via physicians or mail and promotes a free book from Saratoga NY Pharmacy Cook and Sherman Columbia Pharmacy.
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