Washington's Long-Serving Jeweler J D Robinson
J D Robinson a veteran Washington merchant since locating 27 years ago entered the trade with C A Day and later bought Day’s business. His prominent storefront on the square showcases a large stock of jewelry watches clocks silverware and diamonds with a notable display of fine art novelties and cosmetics brushes.
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J. D. Robinson
Washington
Robison
C. A. Day
Day
Robinson
Robangen
L D Robinson store offers fine china and musical gear
The L D Robinson establishment features Loucisa fine glazed pottery Wave Crest ware and a full line of musical instruments with an optical goods department led by C S Lenman. John Shields & Son supply coal building materials and rapid delivery, with son Milan joining the firm. David J Palmer, prominent Washington citizen and railroad commissioner member, is highlighted for his veteran service and public leadership.
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Robinson
C. 8
Lenman
Orkmen
Mr. Robinson
Pennsylvania
Iowa
John Shields & Son
North Marion Street
Shields
W John Shields
Harvey Waker and Warfel Run Flourishing Washington Bakery
Harvey Waker and Warfel run a long standing Washington bakery, lunch room, and cigar shop with a six person crew. Captain Harvey and Mr. Warfel bring decades of restaurant experience and emphasize up to date service, fresh meats and pharmacopoeia quality, while catering to party orders and soda fountain sales.
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Harvey & Warfel
Washington
Captain Harvy
Mr. Warfel
Captain Harvey
Warf
Washington Dentists Shine in Local Practice
The city counts Dr. Dewey, Dr. Anderson, and Dr. Terry among its best known dentists. Dr. Anderson, trained at Iowa and Chicago, now leads a large Washington practice with well equipped offices. Dr. Dewey, a long time local pioneer, has a rising partnership with Dr. W. M. Terry, a Chicago graduate.
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Hye
W . Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Wasingtoo County
Te Flate University
Iowa
Byrd
Chicago
Anderson
Washington
de. S. N. McClean
McClean
Anerson
Dewey
W. M. Terry
Michit A
State Dental Society
D . Terry
Chcago College of Dental Surgery
Terry
Texarkana
Texas
Oil Reliable Drug Store Under Careful Management
Since February 1895 when B C Carris & Co bought BE Foster the East Side Drug Store has grown to be a leading Washington business. Carris & Co stock drugs patent medicines toilet articles books stationery cigars smok ers sundries paints oils glass wallpaper and a fine perfumery line including Palmer's perfumes. The First National Bank’s long standing strength and trusted leadership are described with capital 50000 surplus 30590 deposits 158000 loans 185000 and noted as one of the oldest banks in the region.
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B.C. Carris & Co
BE. N. Foster
East Side
Washington
RE. C. Carris & Co
Carris & Co
Palmer’s
Secon
First National
Owiedse
Fist National Bank
Na Oral
Wassaington
State Bank
Jesus Keck
Norman Everson
A. White
Messrs. C. H
C. M. Kecs
Joseph Kees
Washisiggin
East Corner of the Square Extends Courtesies to Patrons
The text notes a conservative bank at the east corner of the square always ready to extend courtesies to patrons, signaling a customer friendly approach.
Crail’s Dry Goods and Carpet Store Shines in Washington
J B Crail has led Washington county dry goods and carpet trade for eighteen years with a well stocked store on the square. Fall and winter lines include up to date cloaks, furs, carpets, curtains, silk and velvet goods, and a full range of corsets muslin wear hosiery and knit goods. The store features low prices, courteous service, and a metropolitan air, with brands like Arnold Henrietta Priestley Ferris Jackson Warren and Topsy hosiery.
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Washington County
J. B. Crail
Washington
Crail
Goo
Business Leaders Promote Flour Trade Amid War Talks
Mr Boice built a wholesale and retail flour and poultry goods business, expanding monthly. He markets two brands White Swan and Red Bird to Washington area dealers and Chicago markets while also supplying local and regional retailers and supporting political efforts. Teeter, a Knox Ohio native educated in Washington, rose from farming to teaching and holds prominent positions, overcoming early hardships to attain key posts.
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Bo'ce
Kansas
Washington
Chicago
Mr Boice
Washington County Treasurer Re-elected in 1867 Victory
The article notes Treasues of Wasington Cou Mr. lise was elected to the o. 1867 and re-elected this year. He has served as an officer for eighteen years and previously ran the family business H's Bros. creaney and butter and egg bi unuer fim.
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David J. Parer
Skdtboard of Mailroad Commissioners
Washington County
Penn
Carroll County
Ohio
Dave
Palmer
United Presbyterian College
Blgih
Iowa Infantry
United States Service
Shitoh
Tenn
I. G White Post
State Senate
Senate
Heary
Ws Ligton
Governorshaw
Board of Railroad Commissioners
C. Ll. Davidson
Grant Club
Des Moines
United Presbyteran Church
Washington
Iowa N. G
Jacksonville
50Th Town Volunteer Infantry
K. of P. Order
Warfel
of P. Order
Lise
Creaney and Butter
Teeter Re-elected Sheriff Celebrates Twelve Years in Office
J. W. Teeter is hailed as a popular public servant who has won a sixth term as sheriff, totaling twelve years in the role. His career includes five years as city marshal and deputy sheriff, with a reputation as a keen detective and a stern, steady leader.
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J. W. Teeter
Washington
Teeter
City Marsh
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