Advertisers Must Submit Copy by 10 A M for Same Day Change
Notice advises advertisers at 104 Blast Main St to submit copy by 10 00 a m to ensure same day ad changes.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
3
Notice advises advertisers at 104 Blast Main St to submit copy by 10 00 a m to ensure same day ad changes.
A local seller advertises notably lower prices on book supplies while maintaining quality, inviting comparison with competitors and promising strong value for shoppers seeking affordability.
Ice cream at Allens and Tor activities as residents share news of visits sales and travel. Ezra Gardner shingles his house and Charles Deutschmann the plane tuner will be here Oct 16. Captain Brookhart and men practiced at the range west of town. Mrs Malissa Harter heads to Rome Iowa after her grandfather’s death. J B Crayne cried sales for O Flarity and Brioning. Walter Wilson hosted a stag party on East Main Street. Mrs L S Bradford and Mrs John Stewart depart for Shenandoah to visit relatives. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for sale at Stewart’s 35c.
The notes praise recent platinum photographs for quality and praise from critics. Samples are available in the downstairs showcase for public viewing.
A reader asks for the immediate return of a borrowed volume titled Spencer's First Principles. The prompt notes the borrower as 21 Mrs. Wm. ScorIgELp and requests the book be returned at the earliest convenience.
Seats for the scenic comedy drama My Friend from Arkansas coming to Graham next Tuesday evening are now on sale at Carris pharmacy. The production is billed as a fine light comedy.
Henderson Grimett suffered partial paralysis and loss of use on one side until two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm were used, after which he recovered significantly. The liniment is praised for treating rheumatism sprains and bruises with other cures noted. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
Crawfordaville reports a flurry of social and business activity with Washington visitors including John and Dave McLaughlin and Maud Clue. Local sales feature cattle, hogs, and corn, while property and hay details surface as farms push toward winter readiness.
An advertisement asserts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a money back refund if not satisfied after one bottle. The pill costs 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Hulse of Keota return home yesterday after visiting their daughter Mrs J A Y Ashby. Meal tickets at Allens.
Washington Rest Room Association holds a meeting discussing a matron role but lacks funds to hire one. The city council cannot authorize a bill, so members will take turns as matrons, each serving a half day monthly. More members will join to ease the workload.
Local items report Henry Shields illness and many arrivals and visits in Ottumwa including Moritz of Kecta, L. W. Bartholomew from Sigourney, Mrs. Bessie Parshall returning to Brighton, and Rev. M. I Gordon taking duties at the African M. E. church. A hospital update on Lisle Morehouse’s mother cautions exhaustion without improvement.
Davenport city officials visited after Iowa League of Municipalities events in Oskaloosa to hear President Johnson advocate city ownership of light water and transit plants. League officials elected include W. H. Wray president Ames Bissell and Leech.
The male quartet will perform with the Jubilee Singers tonight at the Graham venue delivering a program of traditional spiritual songs and harmonized classics.
M. H. Wolter and family formerly of Brighton arrived Friday and settled in Ezra Johnson house. Johnson moved to a new home on Snonyside. Wolter rents the Schreckengast room on West Broadway to operate his cigar factory with his wife and four children, while Mr Walter is praised as a fine musician and potential leader of a top amateur brass band.
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