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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
8
A household uses a Liberty Bell Bank as a daily reminder to save. The bell is placed in a prominent spot and helps promote regular deposits. The bank offers a Liberty Bell Bank with every new savings account of one dollar or more.
Miss Clara Eagle visited Davenport to see her friend Mrs. Frank Conklty, formerly Rose Bohr. Dine at the White House Cafe Sunday and give the wife a rest.
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold their rummage sale next Saturday starting at 9 AM two doors south of the Klein Clothing Co store. Proceeds support church activities and there will be rare bargains.
Local notes list Meavoy's tobacco shop advertisements and social updates. Miss Florence Cunningham is a University of Iowa student. Rodney Mayhew travels to Ames for another year of college work. Mrs. Curtis t etorven and Ste vie visit Mrs. Rosco Ance s in Titus. A Bethel Lutheran bake sale is planned for Sept 22 on the South side square. Presbyterian rummage sale set for next Saturday with 9 o'clock opening.
Mr and Mrs W R Striker visit Kirksville Va to see their son in school. Mrs Margaret Schultz of Los Angeles arrives for a visit with her mother Mrs Mary Gamble but returns due to illness. Sunday dinners offered at White House Cafe and Palace Market features beef pork veal sausage. O J Dankwardt. Hot chili and hot dog lunch advertised at McAvoy's.
A farm advertises a October 6 sale featuring 24 head of Boars and gilts from Poland China stock. It highlights Winner Buster Winner Lad and The Marvel as premier sires, notes shipping nationwide, and promises large, well balanced animals with strong frames and growth.
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