Oysters in Bulk At the Sanitary Market
Oysters are offered in bulk at the Sanitary Market with customers advised to buy by the bushel or by the barrel. Market officials promote fresh harvests and prompt purchase to ensure best quality and price.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
8
Local Notices From Oxford and Fairfield Harbors
Clerks change hands at Economy Shoe Store with Harry Shinbloom of Fairfield taking the new clerk position. Witting advertises harness repair and oiling near East End Garage. Lemmon's Pharmacy features new dolls. Mrs Gladys Varner Williams and her son Hoyt visit Jim Varner’s Lyon’s home for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witting
East End Garage
W Harry Shinbloom
Fairfield
Economy
Gladys Varner Williams
Son Hoyt
Jim Varner
Fresh oysters and assorted items at local market
Listings note bulk oysters at the Sanitary Market and various small ads for dolls, pharmacy items, demonstrations, and local services. Mrs. Charles Baker returns from Ainsworth, Rosa Derby attends Reverend Barker funeral, and multiple residents visit or travel for events. Community notices cover sales, storage, and upcoming events.
Local notes on fruit crops and visitor trips in town
Reports of Mrs. James Palmer selling over two hundred bushels of Keifer pears, a prolific crop this year. W. M. Fitzwilliam returns from Burlington visiting sisters and Dr. J. C. McNulty. Residents travel to West Chester, Chicago, and other cities. a Queen Lil apple rumor noted with a nine-fruit cluster example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Burlington
Johnson
Emma Wilson
J. C. McNulty
Washington, Penn
Johnson Scome
James Palmer
Journal
James Daniels
West Chester
Emaline Price
Russell
S. K. Coates
Daniels
Washington
Coates
Hiram Johnson
Amburg
Wis
Gertrude Stout
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
SD. Carris
Mr. Carris
Remembering corn husking and cedar chests
A speaker recalls husking two big loads years ago and pivots to presenting new cedar chests. The chests are described as exceptionally well finished and now on the floor. The mood blends nostalgia with product emphasis.
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