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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1926

Page

16

New Furniture for Fall Show Largest Ever Displayed

The store presents its fall furniture line featuring new individual pieces suites and combinations. Reed upholstered suites stand out among the prominent new items in this extensive showcase.

Fall Furniture Specials Advertise Walnut Bedroom Suite

The ad markets a two tone Walnut bedroom suite with vanity bed chiffonier and a separate 8 piece Walnut dining room set including tapestry chairs guest chair buffet and table. Festival pricing highlights the two pieces with bold figures and a promotional price around 1429 and 10850 for the dining suite.

Jack the Tightwad joins Elsie Capron in engagement saga

A notorious penny pincher, Jack Codington faces gossip about his fortune and engagement to Elsie Capron. He confronts rumors with a bold gesture plan, visits Elsie with gifts, and provokes Cynical reactions from Elsie’s father Cyrus Capron as the couple navigate wealth and trust.

John M. Codington Jack Jack Codington Elsie Capron Elsie Misse Cyrus Mr. Capron Eros Mammon Cyrrus Dam Ho Iere Pye Financelal Omy Isle Tong Codington

Kern Baby and Harvest Customs Rise in Pegland

In Pegland harvest rites include the Kernaby a dolllike figure made from final sheaves tied with ribbons carried on a pole in procession to the barn. It is set at the head of the table during supper with antiquarians noting it as a relic of Ceres the goddess of agriculture.

Pegland Kernaby Ceres

Making Study Agreeable

A quotation from Smith promoting pleasant study by choosing engaging topics and avoiding feelings of inferiority that hinder knowledge acquisition. It suggests reframing study to be enjoyable as a path to learning.

Smith

Portrait of an American Life by Max Nordan

A succinct art note describes a imagined painting titled American Life featuring a jewelry adorned woman foreground with a business man in the background. Max Nordan is cited as the creator.

Max Nordan

GRAINS OF GOLD Falls Festival Bulb and Poultry Supplies

A rural advertisement extols Gypsum to disinfect poultry houses and curb odors, plus a Fall Festival sale featuring wormers, potting supplies, bulbs, and farm products. The piece touts egg shell quality, Dr Hess products, and a money back guarantee on items like Revenge Louse Powder and stock tonics.

Taylor Agricuture John Deere Flow Company Warren

Tulips 25 for 50 cent stamps and price list note

A clipped note mentions pricing on stamps and mailing supplies with a price list reference and payment options including a check. It appears as a short advertisement or catalog fragment with limited legible details.

Big Pumpkin Contest Awards S500 in Prizes

County fair notice outlines a big pumpkin contest with about 50 dollars in cash and merchandise for nine winners. Prizes include class A distance records, class B largest and most perfect squash collections, and special judging by Mollison. Entries must be at Warren's Seed Store before nine on the morning of the 7th.

Warren's Kins Goodin Undertaking Dutchess Dougherty Bros Warren

Bulb Planting Trowel Offered for Sale at 15e

A fine garden trowel suitable for bulb setting is offered at 15e in this sale item.

Festival Days Special on 10.75 Self Feeder

A ten dollar seventy five cent self feeder with no waste is offered. It holds 50 pounds of grit and 150 pounds of mash. Special festival price is eighty seven dollars and seventy seven cents.

TD Hall

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McNamara Tightwad Tony Elsie’s the Kern Baby George M Griffith Washington Ford Dealers Ford Car T. le. D Ford Washington Motor Co Glenn E. Mace B. K Standard Chemical Manufacturing Company C. A Darwin Ees H. A. Bittenbender Agricultural College of Ames Dr. Hess W. G. Marie Oscar R. Lane Geo. W. Brown R. G. Pauls Howard Wagner Hayes Fleming Dr. Hess Stock Tonic Tbs Kodak M Phillips Drug Store West Side Square Warren’s Seed Store Washington, Iowa
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