Advertisers Must Submit Copy by 10 A M for Day of Change
Notice urges advertisers to send copy by 10 oclock in the morning to ensure same day changes. The item cites Sebacees and CanTs as involved advertisers and emphasizes the deadline.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
3
Notice urges advertisers to send copy by 10 oclock in the morning to ensure same day changes. The item cites Sebacees and CanTs as involved advertisers and emphasizes the deadline.
Oct 15 Harry Dye left for Buffalo to attend the Pan American exposition. Mrs W Crisman arrived from Colfax for the funeral of Miss Mattie Rush. Frank Sherbee and others attended the Rush funeral. Warren Darrow left for Chicago to visit his sister Elizabeth Supplee. Mr and Mrs Al McBride of Cotter are visiting relatives here.
Local notes report Todd Stuart's sale of fine spring lamb and seven loaves of bread for 5c at Johnson's. George Alexander of Crawfordsville visited the city on Monday. J Wilson departed for Keokuk on legal business. Mrs R F Campbell hosts cousins Miss Mary Campbell and Mrs Maggie Campbell from Van Buren county as Presbyterian Missionary Society delegates. Nine carloads of livestock were shipped via Rock Island: Van Sickle & McCulley three cattle loads, Babcock & Son two cattle and one hog load, Dave McLaughlin two cattle, Peter Ailman one horse load. Dick Fisher of West Chester sent three cattle loads for his own feeding.
Stewart's on the West Side says it offers lower prices on book supplies than any rival, promising value with quality.
Local brief notices include Sweet rolls at Johnson's tomorrow and Todd Stuart's oyster cracker, plus 96 for M. G. Campbell visiting Ainsworth. Ren I Jones left for Albia and Rev W G Thorn spent yesterday in Bloomfield. Lick Hall in Crawfordsville on business, Marsh W Bailey a Wellman visitor, Mrs K J Eckerman visiting northeast of town. Ludwig Preister of Davenport joins Stock Jewelry as new assistant. Frank Sherbee attended Miss Mattie Rush funeral in Ainsworth. John McCartney traveled to Cedar Rapids and points north, Thomas and Andy Simpson to Woodsocket, S D to view land. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for 35c at Stewart's.
A collage of short notices lists visits and travels of residents including A B Lemmon Greeneburg and Georg W Howe business hints and social calls. Oysters at Todd Stuarts and a wedding event in Mt Vernon are noted along with legal news from Justice Fulger court where Wm Bongert was cleared.
Oct 15 folks from the region were seen in Burlington and Washington. Mrs Martha Wortman and Miss Ollie Gordon spent the day in Burlington. A mumber attended Miss Mattie Rush funeral in Ainsworth. Aaron Hise of Washington visited town. J B Weinrich of Burlington and J B Crooks attended Synod events in Washington. Mrs Jennie Holmin and Anna Seller visited friends in Washington. Mrs BKFE Brown hosted her sister Mrs Will Orbin of Wyman yesterday.
W C Nelson shows a fine four year regulator clock described as a beauty. George Stephenson left last evening for Plankington North Dakota to view land with plans to buy.
The schedule lists remaining lecture numbers on Fridays including Honey's Boys on Oct 18 Frank Bruner on Nov 1 Col Rain on Nov 8 H V Richards on Nov 22 Frederick Truman on Dec 18 Fredrick Musical Oo on Jan 3 and Passion Play on Jan 24. Single tickets for the lecture course are available at Wilson Beamer Hardware.
The Chicago Y M C A opens its annual fourteen entertainment course next Thursday night. Henry B Roney and his Roney's Boys Concert Company tour eight months covering about 25000 miles. The group includes Master Harry Cockrell Jamie Crippen Tony Linden Waldo Kramer Tracy Holdbrook and Henry B Roney.
Advertises Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the sole guaranteed cure. States druggist refunds money if not satisfied after one bottle, with price listed as 0c.
Obituary for Dr James Windal Phillips born April 14 1828 in Rose County Ohio died after a long illness at age 78. A veteran veterinary doctor who moved from Ohio to Iowa in 1863 he earned wide county regard for curing animals deemed incurable. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM from his residence with services by Rev Me Croates and Rev Logue and Schreckengast, burial in Em Grove Cemetery.
Bring the coupon attached and $9.90 for your pick from couches in the large front window on Saturday Oct. 19. The couches range from $12 to $20 each and are first-class in every way. L.8 Miller and Son North Side Furniture House Washington Iowa.
The front window of Chas. Miller & Son in Washington Iowa advertises a $9.90 coupon offer and a coach selection. Roney's Boys will lecture at Gra ham Theatre on Friday with tickets at E Carris Pharmacy or C A Wilson, seating at 8 10 sharp. Cascareta candy ad promises constipation relief with money back if no relief.
Friday evening at the Graham, doors open 7 30 and curtain rises 8 10. Rector is a Remedy claims 98 per cent permanent cures for piles with 101 test cases. Free if it fails to cure you. Sam ples free. J H Stewart.
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