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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
3
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West Side Book and Stationery offers heavy stock with large sales at very small margins. Prices are described as starvation levels on most books to attract buyers.
Local notice records Barden's store at 44 South Side of the Square in Washington Iowa. The brief describes the business location and street address for public reference.
Allen attends to Christmas card orders and local notices list a busy town scene with social visits, business updates, and sales promotions. Reads like a daily roundup of residents, shops, and upcoming orders across Wells McCulley, Johnson's bakery, and local clergy activities.
Washington November 2 special weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow. Showers possible and warmer tonight. Sunday likely fair with colder west portion. Also note Thanksgiving turkey sales at Wells and McCulley. Conductor Charles Glaspell died in Kansas City at 57 after acute stomach trouble. long service with C R I P railway and former Missouri Knights Templar leader. Allen the Ice Cream Man 39 76.
A dance is scheduled in Armory D on Wednesday evening November 27 with music by the High School band 30.4.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea made by the Madison Medicine Co promising double distilled pleasures for brain workers and noting it is for sale at Stewart's priced at 35 cents.
Dr A S Hays operates parlor spaces within the Temple Building. The notice highlights office location and service offerings in a concise local listing.
Fire stove exhibit claims 36 hours of ignition without care. A. J. Rankin lists items for sale. Ed Reidy travels from Columbus Junction to Arlington Walther’s funeral. Baltimore supplied fresh hand shucked oysters sold daily.
Rev W R Jeffrey Jr of Keosauqua will preach at the M E church tomorrow morning at 11 oclock and in the evening at 7 oclock Rev Schreckengast who exchanges pulpits with him went to Keosauqua this morning Sunday school starts at 9 30 am Junior League at 3 30 pm and Epworth League at 5 45 Allen the candy man.
W A Turner advertises a special sale of heating and cook stoves to clear room for holiday stock. Miss Edith Chilcote travels to Oska loosa to visit relatives and purchase fruits at Allen's. 33-7 oO
While unloading coal at his yards yesterday Chas Parkinson dropped a large piece of coal on his right foot. The big toe and the adjacent toe were badly crushed and he is able to limp about.
A local board at Allen's lists 39 74 Cole's original Hot Blant Stoves for sale by A J Rankin. Mrs Jas Work returns from a visit near Cotter. Grant Horton helps at Temple Pharmacy for a few days. Mrs Geo Parkinson flies to Chicago to visit friends. George Sturges, just back from Alaska, stays with sister Mrs J B Crooks in Crawfordsville. Lloyd Neal lands a job at Rock Island depot as night baggage and freight transfer man succeeding O L Brock.
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports unprecedented national progress and strong employment, with high wages and robust demand. It notes limited bad factors in iron and steel, steady leather markets, dull cotton, active wool, and strength in farm product markets. Weekly failures reach 218 in the US and 81 in Canada.
A court session in Grand Rapids covers cross examination of Mayor George Ek. Perry about the $16,000 fund and his mayoral elections. Deacon Elis testifies about a wheat deal and a $2,000 payment after a one dollar bet with Lant K. Salsbury, revealing the oddity of the payment.
Louisville and Nashville railroad raises wages by 10 percent for about 1000 Louisville shop workers including carpenters blacksmiths painters machinists and car builders who previously earned 1 75 a day without notice. The action covers all workers in the shops.
Hamilton Bermuda celebrated a holiday reception for the Royal Warwickshire regiment returning from the South African war. A public subscription purse is being raised to present the unit with a service of plate. In Michigan, Professor Kedzie of Michigan Agricultural College fell ill with paralysis while teaching. aged 78, he has shown improvement.
Lansing Michigan November 28 3 Charles A Bialy of Jackson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general He is the eldest son of Michigan s Civil War governor.
In Johannesburg authorities arrested twenty suspects at midnight Tuesday during raids across multiple neighborhoods. The operation targeted a conspiracy linked to naval matters. Police statement confirms arrests and ongoing investigations.
George Beach of Bay City Michigan and Fred Dreyer of Taylorsville Ohio fell from a scow into Maumee Bay and died. The accident occurred near Toledo on November 23.
At Western Reserve University in Cleveland three freshmen were seized after a football mass meeting. They crawled on hands and knees through an elder formed aisle, prayed, yelled, and denounced their class before running a gauntlet with wooden slabs. One stayed stoic, another escaped, the third was lowered into a hole at a stone quarry before authorities learned the hazers’ identities.
Heirs of James McClintock contest a claim to a third of East St Louis business and residential property worth about $30,000,000. McClintock founded the city and died twenty years ago leaving most to Mrs Floyd. Seventeen heirs today pursue the vast estate. a meeting was scheduled in East St Louis.
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