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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
3
Local notice lists subscription options at 1.00 for three months in advance, 1.00 per year in advance, and 4.00 if paid at year end. Advertising copy must be in by 10 a.m. to ensure same day changes. Contact 104 East Main Street for details and line rates.
Stewart maintains an extensive stock of sieces making it impractical to itemize offerings while continuing to carry the goods and set prices for customers.
A fragment notes the office section or site of Dr J A Marie located at the Square in Washington Iowa. The readable text provides no dates or further details.
Partly cloudy with probable showers in the eastern portion this afternoon or tonight. Partly cloudy and colder Thursday with the western portion tonight. The forecast covers Jones and surrounding area as reported by The Eventne Journal.
Local notes report visitors and residents in the city including Charley Latchen voting then returning to Chicago and James Harley and son heading to Chicago for the winter. Several residents travel to Des Moines Chicago Osage and Burlington for meetings visits or shows while Johnson's and Todd Stuart's advertise pies candy and seafood. The piece lists enrollments at the high school and kindergarten and mentions auctions horse shows and new licenses to wed for Elizabeth Geret and Henry Doll.
A reunion for Company A 25th Lawa Infantry is set for tomorrow afternoon and evening at the home of Col. D. J. Palmer on West Washington Street. Local names mentioned include C. Work, A. Huber, and E. K. Thomas as visiting or involved in business.
Miss Gertrude and her companions have left the residence of the Misses Rosa and returned home to Morris Illinois this morning.
L. D. Higgins departed this morning for Ft Scott Kansas with a party from Hedrick and Oskaloosa. Among the travelers were John Strain and his wife J. A. Magee of Oskaloosa and J. E B. Wilson of Hedrick.
A reflective note on Lunny fillings offering soothing comfort to a sensitive soul. The piece cites a positive perception of natural mouth appearance versus ornate decoration, praising Allen's for a comforting image.
John Downing of Well man reports the loss of a team he let out a week ago. The pair include a large rough boned sorrel horse with a lame left ankle and a smaller white horse with a pink nose. They were hitched to an old buggy described as planted black with light cushion trimming and blue leather.
A Journal office reader notes thefts of a lap robe and whip from a bogey rig and mentions a missing hatchet, padlock and key as well. The writer urges the thief to return the items and offers a warm welcome to the doer at the Wilson Home where about thirty guests gathered with light refreshments after a social event.
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