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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1926
Page
6
An auctioneering notice from D F Macon of Washington Iowa invites bids at Li's filling station on end of W Madison for a standard gas sale. The ad lists Sept 9 14 16 13 and provides contact numbers. Also mentions Mrs A L McDonald visiting Chicago and Howard Wolf's school delay, plus a taxi listing for a Yellow Cab.
E P Hayes to sell 12 head accredited milch cows two to four years old on Saturday Sept 15. Ernest Lemmon and Mrs R G Cherry attended a D A R board meeting in Des Moines. West Chester Savings Bank ad. Mr and Mrs W K Fulton return to Wrnnay Calif after visiting Maude Morrow. Free silverware coupon with each $1 cash purchase at The White Yard.
Friday Sept 17 from 6 to 7 pm a 10 cent chicken pie dinner at the Presbyterian church hosted for students. Phillip Drug Store offers affordable fountain pens and wallpaper options to brighten up dull days. Sierling station to reopen Saturday weather permitting with an Iowa road show at the end of W Madison Street Sept 9 14 16 18.
D F Maton in a business call er at West Chester today. James Forman of Chicago visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Simpson, went to Ames for a few days. Mrs J B Krammer of Sigourney will be here a few days on brief views Isabelle Wolfe left for Fairfty to resume school work. Mrs R L Arey returned to Chicago after visiting Dr and Mrs C W Stewart. Mrs Steve Jones visited her mother last eve. Harold Murst spending summer with parents A C Durst returned to Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs M W Rex of Syracuse Kansas visiting J F Nex. Mrs W F Robinson of Ter Hovte visiting S N Sorrells. Vivian Lytle spending a few days in Oskaloosa. Mrs S Wright operated on reports improving. Four large rigs available to contract threshing for 1927. J A Swartzendruber Kalona Iowa. Phone 9 or 27 Wellman S117 Mark Welt to Davenport for St Ambrose College. Mrs Ida Perkins visiting niece Mae Wehr then returned to New York City. Mr and Mrs L J Vodicka of Chicago visiting with V Vodicka.
Word arrives that Mr and Mrs Joe L McConnell reached Grangeville Idaho safely. He teaches at a high school while Mrs McConnell has a substitute role due to a teacher’s absence in Nebraska. They praise the region’s friendly spirit. Hal Reister returned from a business trip to Chicago. Joseph Wenne of Pleasant Plain resumed studies at St Ambrose College Davenport.
Several farmer friends said oats grew too wet in the shocks from excessive rain so threshing would be unprofitable. The store has a full stock of rubber boots of all sizes to keep feet dry during muddy work. A. E. Atchison Fiersheime Arch Preservers.
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