Sinclairs Bacon Sau 19¢ Ib Saturday
Sinclairs Market advertises bacon sale for 19 cents a pound on Saturday with special pricing and market hours.
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Sinclairs Bacon
Son
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
8
Local News Briefs From Spokane And Chicago
A baby boy joins Mr and Mrs Mentor Guile of Spokane Washington born Wednesday. Mare jerie Smith is the mother to be remembered. Mise Bilad Hancher daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Limeritg trains as a nurse at Jackson Park hospital Chicago and departs tonight for work after vacation with two friends Miss Rose Scotter of Canada also in training. A Miss Jessica and Miss Aileen Milligan will visit for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Guile
Spokane
Washington
Mare Jerie Smith
Bilad Hancher
Jacob Limeritg
Jackson Park Hospital
Chicago
Rose Scotter
Canada
Scotter
Jessica
Aileen Milligan
Fresh Ground Hamburger Sale At Local Market Saturday
Mrs. Tom Downing entertained guests during the festival with Mrs. and Mrs. Gifford Walthers and Miss Myrtle Walthers of Davenport. Mrs. Leslie McFarland of Ver is recovering in the Was county hospital from a broken arm and other injuries after a Tuesday automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomp- Market & Groceteria
Tom Downing
Gifford Walthers
Myrtle Walthers
Davenport
the Walthers
Leslie McFarland
Ver
Was County
Hostal
Auto crash near Wellsburg claims two lives and injuries
Sept 17 reports No hope for recovery of Mrs A J Mitchell of What Cheer after an auto collision near Wellsburg Iowa. A J Larson of Cedar Rapids died instantly when his car struck a gravel track. Mrs Mitchell is hospitalized with a broken back and fractured leg. The wreck occurred while en route to Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
A. J. Mitchell
What Cheer
Wellsburg
A. J. Larson
Cedar Reap
Larson
Manstang
Maquoketa
Tate
Boone
Emmet Jy
Alvin Gilford
Dabaqne
Lance
Work Regu on Sta tay by the love commission will cl
A fragmentary note references work regulation on staff by a love commission. Details are unclear, with words cut mid phrase and no concrete actions, dates, places, or names readable for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
The
Love Commission
Will cl
Ten Years Ago Today Weather Report
A brief note recalls the weather from ten years ago with a partly cloudy night and Saturday forecast. A chance of showers is mentioned for this afternoon.
High School Notes and Pep Plan At Oska Jnosa Game
A school note recaps freshmen confusion and sympathy from upperclassmen. Miss Della Patton announced events, with students selling festival tickets by punch board. The girls glee club, a 44 member group, was announced with list of members and voice parts. The Hiy campaign closed with 72 signups, near last year’s total, and September plans were outlined. A joint pep meeting is set for Friday at 11:20, with Oska Jnosa and Wartburg games scheduled, plus a trip to Waverly for a football opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salscellaneous
Laurance McKune
Mr. McKay
Grant McKune
Don Stutsman
Lloyd Helwick
Don
Lloyd
Marys
Helens
Ednas
Jones
Hava
Oska- Jnosa
Trilog
Entletes
Waverly
Wartburg College
Wynes
We're Happy Say Musicians of Little Band
A quirky feature on a German street band led by Paul Goetenel. Members include Willan Krestschmidt Ernest Helm William Freischman and Prof. Wiliam Heine. They travel between fairs and homecomings, performing original arrangements not printed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Bose Val
W. L
Paul Goetenel
Willan Krestschmidt
Ernest Helm
William Freischman
Wiliam Heine
Sousa
Cnt
Teilfyschmidt
Helm
Fleischman
Prof
Heine
Fall Festival Notes at the Armory Exhibit
The Farm pureau exhibit in the Armory draws crowds with vivid displays of Cowers fruit and vegetables arranged in striking shapes. 4H leaders showcase kitchen helps and emphasize simplicity and harmony, while the Legion Auxiliary organizes a busy square stand.
Festival Visitors Attend Fall Event
Mrs. Jim Brookhart and her daughter Margaret also known as Mrs. C. W. Berger from Omaha Nebraska arrived two days ago to attend the fall festival. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Crail of ML Pleasant are described as Washington boosters joining the festival attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brookhart
Margaret
C. W. Berger
Omaha, N
Raska
Washington
Phil Crail
ML Pleasant
Wisconsin Longhorn cheese sale at Thompson’s Market
The note lists Wisconsin Longhorn cheese Q4c Ib available Saturday at Thompson’s Market and Groceteria. It also mentions a crowd at the Farm Bureau exhibit, ill health of Mrs. Tig Warner, and a travel recap from a trip to North Dakota and Minnesota with remarks on grazing land, threshing, and a 2650 mile journey ending near a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Thompson's Market & Groceteria
John Cherry
G. Juzeler
Minnesota Lake
Dodge
Medora
N. Dak
Roosevelt
Pierse
Dakotas
Mitchell
Cora Palace
Do You Remember and Gon the Optometrists Stival
This afternoon shoppers can explore the store and view the new cin shoes on display. The Elorshetta for the Inds is praised for its style and quality, matching standards set by popular lines for years. A car parade highlights this line of Wonderful shoes.
Festival visitors and local notices fill Winfield pages
Wordy items list festival visitors from Ames, Keota, Wayland, Winfield and surrounding towns. Residents like Mrs Paxson, Mrs Soder, Mr Falk, Mr Ramseyer, and many families are noted visiting relatives, paying taxes, or shopping. Auction and sale notices appear alongside travel to Iowa City for Thelma Long and college plans.
Fall festival notes and farm equipment sales in Brighton
Mr and Mrs Dave Paul and daughter Edith of Brighton attend the fall festival. Washington International Co lists two John Deere tractor plows and one Oliver plow for sale. Harold G White returns from Monroe Wisconsin with twenty nine head of registered Holstein calves. County agent Harold Montgomery assists dairy calf work. For sale items include a single row McCormick Deering corn picker and a John Deere sulky plow. Several families from Corvallis Crawfordsville and Lyne visit the festival and Ira Mitchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Paul
Edith
Brighton
John Deere
Oliver Tractor
Washington International Co
Harold G. White
Monroe
Wisc
Greene County
Mr. White
Harold Montgomery
McCormick-Deering
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