Fox and Dewey for Shoen
Local notice advertises shoe sale with call to buy rugs at Cralil's.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
8
Local notice advertises shoe sale with call to buy rugs at Cralil's.
The page lists assorted local notices and ads: Carl Combs offers butter fat at 55 cents. readers learn about visits to Keota Crawfordsville Richland Davenport Ames and Davenport. yarns for soldiers, tickings on sale at New York Store, and health remedies from Lemmon’s Pharmacy. Local residents are noted traveling for relatives and medical services and a large shipment of French-made kid gloves arrives at the New York Store.
At a city council meeting the board of health ordered a strict quarantine to curb influenza. The noon start closed schools for an indefinite period and halted matinees and prayer meetings. The mayor urged eliminating social gatherings as fifty cases are under observation with more expected. The quarantine duration is indefinite.
Herman W Luers of West Chester and Edith Hope Ott of Washington received a marriage license. Mildred Kurtz daughter of John Kurtz near town is reported well after appendectomy at the county hospital. A G Cunningham of South Iowa avenue is in serious condition. his daughter Mrs Everett Adams of Rock Island is en route to his bedside.
Dr Dor G H Sumner Iowa secretary of the state board of health issued rules to curb the Spanish flu for thirty days. Close public meetings abstain from travel stop house to house visits and avoid crowds. If needed the rules may become mandatory and 7714 cases with 42 deaths reported across 215 localities.
Homer R. Murray deputy internal revenue tax collector is in Washington for special work on income tax corrections. He will meet farmers and others at the Dubuque state head quarters and review returns at the court house second floor to fix errors. The visit aims to ensure accurate filings while noting blanks for farmer returns are running short and out of town interviews may shorten the stay.
Paul French ill at Jefferson Barracks reports slight improvement. Vera Eckles visits relatives while Des Moines business school halts due to influenza. Household goods sale Saturday Oct 19 at 1 30 Klein's corner includes tables chairs rug mower and more. Belle Jay at Ames ill with influenza shown to have slim chance of recovery. mother with her. Overland 90 car for sale by D FL Macon auctioneers listing 16-18.
Friday is the final day to settle Fourth Liberty bonds as the campaign closes before mailing to the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago. Navy man missing and another loot incident are reported. Paul L Marvell of Wareham Mass is missing from the U S B Seneca and John T Mathers of Washington Ia reported lost from the steamship Lake City.
Miss Bessie Black, 29, dies as influenza claims a Cedar Rapids resident. She was niece of ex Sheriff Will Black, educated at the state university Iowa City, taught in Cedar Rapids schools, survived by parents Mr and Mrs George Black sister Madie and brothers Dr Harley Black and Porter Black. Burial to be private in Elm Grove Cemetery with services at Wilber Miller chapel Friday.
An appeal encourages subscribing to American Magazine at 62.00 per year to boost morale for soldiers and sailors. Readers are urged to send the cheering publication via Nita Belle M Journal or 59 Red, choon, agent, with a note referencing 2001.
Notice bans burning leaves on pavements and requires citizens to comply with ordinances. City Marshall urges residents to dispose of leaves properly and avoid penalties under local law.
A telegram from the national loan headquarters reports Berlin Ovoe County Nebraska with 1080 people and a quota of 72815 was among the first Kansas City district communities to exceed its quota and win an honor. Ads today hold items of interest.
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