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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1912
Page
5
Reports list daily activities and arrivals across Vienna and nearby towns. Individuals include Miss Blanche Stafford a central office operator, Miss Ethel Bailey teaching in Titus, and Mrs. Earl Jackson returning home from Keota. várias entries note travels, visits, and confirmations of births, marriages, and deaths among residents.
A tale explains bluefish behavior in the Atlantic with greed and courage, detailing how they chase mackerel and squid. The narrative ends with a fisherman catching bluefish on a line as farmers and townsfolk are listed in visits and travels across the area.
Ogden Dickerson of Bramen Oklahoma visited his uncle A Sharp and traveled to Muscatine yesterday for a relatives visit.
A fragmented notice lists multiple sales across Indiana towns including Washington Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction. Items include cow and furniture sales as well as closing-out auctions with times around 1:30 p.m. on varied dates in October and December 1942.
Principal Loose reports Burlington can probably schedule a Washington game with one of two November open dates. The contest would be played here, as last year Burlington visited. A Thanksgiving game with Bigourney on Washington grounds is possible pending arrangements.
Washington October 1 under the Simon s fruit quarantine bill all fruit infected with the Mediterranean fruit fly and nursery stock will be barred from the United States. The Mediterranean fly is a great menace to California fruit growers.
The notice advertises a service to handle sales for individuals, claiming expertise in selling items on behalf of clients. It emphasizes convenient listing and transfer of proceeds to the seller.
Ladies may enter SAOW'S College sewing department without cutting and designing for 50 cents per day. All sewing supplies are furnished and success is guaranteed. Over Klein Clothing store, 1908.
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