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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
4
Local notice lists Snowdrop Oyster Crackers celery mince meat and canned fruit at very low prices at The Big Market south of the Post Office. The ad urges shoppers to visit the Royal for meats and poultry and notes sales and contact details.
Mrs Eso Wheaton of Vienna West Virginia reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ten years and calls it a charm for her pains and misery. The advertisement claims the medicine is made from native roots without narcotics and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The New Haven Baptist Church plans an oyster supper at the Flanders home Friday evening November 26. Presbyterian Y P S C E holds a business meeting after prayer. Ladies Aid Society serves a chicken dinner at the Methodist church basement on Thursday December 2. A M E Church dinner postponed but will serve supper at Mrs Ab Hall's home. Presbyterian Sabbath School social invites all. A O U W regular meeting tonight at 7 30 with officer nominations and initiations. Golf Club urges members to play Thursday Thanksgiving for trophies. a Friday evening party is postponed. Junior Christian Endeavor plans a towel and pin drive for Presbyterian Hospital San Juan Porto Rico meeting Miss Margaret Cowden 627 East Second Street Friday at 2 30. Women s Home Missionary Society of the M E Church meets Friday at 2 30 with A R Miller.
Mrs J M Ricks travels to Coppock for a few days with relatives. Mrs Milton White leaves for What Cheer for a week visiting friends. Miss Eva Crone and Miss Ida Crone head to Wyoming Ill for a relative visit. Mrs Levi Bales returns to Richland from the G W Pixley home. Mr and Mrs J C Clendenning go to Centerville for a few days with the A M Simpson household. Mrs M J Sproull departs for Des Moines to visit her daughter Mrs T W Skinner.
City shoe stores will close tomorrow at noon and remain shut for the rest of the day. Consumers are urged to plan accordingly as operations halt briefly.
The city banks will be closed for Thanksgiving Day. Public offices and some businesses may follow altered hours with limited services.
No backache or bladder misery for those who try Pape's Diuretic says this ad. It claims rapid relief from kidney and bladder issues after a few doses and urges readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any druggist.
In the Commercial club gymnasium last evening the Independents beat the Cubs 27 to 20. Captain Frank Sherbeck led the Independents with Earl Corbin guiding the Cubs. A rematch is planned for next week with the same teams and lineup listed for both squads.
ROONOE is 50 percent, with unclear surrounding context. Text appears garbled and fragmentary, offering no verifiable event, names, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item.
A quirky notice urges readers to call 589 Black for shawl orders to be delivered by Frank Rogers. It advocates reviving the shawl popular forty years ago as hygienic and adaptable, aligning style with health concerns.
Judge Preston intends to wind up the term this evening as the business is neatly cleared. He has run the docket efficiently pleasing the bar and onlookers and looks forward to a turkey dinner at home tomorrow.
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