Advertisers Instructed To File Copy By 10 A M
Advertisers must submit ad copy by 10 o clock in the morning to insure changes for the day. The notice emphasizes timely submissions to avoid missed placements.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
3
Advertisers must submit ad copy by 10 o clock in the morning to insure changes for the day. The notice emphasizes timely submissions to avoid missed placements.
C. A. Meyer, a general auctioneer, advertises reasonable terms and guarantees satisfaction. If not satisfied, no charge is required.
A collage of brief items from local life includes Allen's 5 and 10 cent sodas and shoe shop mentions at Hotel Colenso, plus hat displays at Miss Lewis and millinery showcases by Tondre Renz. Several residents travel for business or visit relatives, with medical and social notes sprinkled throughout. a few Derby-era names appear among city visitors and departures.
A Portland Cement ad proclaims a fresh car direct from the mills and guarantees every barrel to perform as well as any cement made in any country. The seller asserts strong commitment to quality and urges buyers to consider their product for any use.
Cement dealer advertises guaranteed low prices on high grade cement with a promise to save customers money and a reminder to see them before buying. The copy emphasizes affordability and a price guarantee.
Washington October 2 special to The Evening Journal forecasts fair and cooler today and tomorrow in Lowe. Also notes Indian Band and Indian Brass Land with Go-Won-Go Mohawk at the Graham on Tuesday October 8.
An old advertisement touts Cascarate as a cure for constipation with a refund guarantee if it fails. Ed Harvey travels to Madison County Geo Heiderman returns to Trenton after visiting the city. Rev W G Thorn heads to Knoxville and plans to return late week.
Remaining numbers for the lecture course are scheduled on Fridays through fall and winter. Events include Jubilee Singers on Oct 11, Roney's Boys on Oct 18, Frank Brucer on Nov, J Ool Bain on Nov, H V Richards on Nov 22, Frederick Truman on Dec 13, Fredrick Musical Oo on Jan 3, and a Passion Play on Jan 24.
Season or single tickets may be secured at any time for the lecture course of O H Wilson. Tickets available at the Wilson Beamer Hardware store in town.
The text notes that recent pieces in this grade have drawn more favorable comment than any previous work. Samples are shown in the downstairs showcase for review.
W. Linton, in the city on business, went to Keota to spend the day. Miss Martha G Kanause and her daughter Miss Eva of Minda Nebraska arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A A Glenn. Mrs W Nelson went to Ainsworth to visit her father. H M Eicher left last night for Des Moines where he has business before the Supreme court in session.
Mrs. Jessica Ormesby, mother of fourteen in seven years, recently added a son and three daughters to her large family. Her husband, a wanderer fearing ruin, pursues a perpetual motion dream as she tends the brood.
Allens announce an evening showcase of trained Indian ponies on the stage next Tuesday at the Graham venue. Spectators will view 8th Indian ponies performing trained, equestrian acts under colorful display and music.
Mrs Nate Black Jr hosted Davenport visitors last night. J F N Wilcox of Columbus and Janettee were in town on business. Miss Idi Harmon of Riverside stayed with friends yesterday. Abe Pearson from northeast of the city was in Winterston on business this week.
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