22 Sep 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1894
Page
1
A collage of items lists enameled tubs, baby caps, arson case clearance, and sales from A. E. Berry, Knecht the tailor, Robinson's jewelry sale, coal offers, and local personnel updates. Includes sermons, theater-style announcements, travel notes, and upcoming auctions across Winfield era commerce and social life.
A Washington store advertises a September sale with 25 percent off every item including watches clocks jewelry silverware guitars violins banjos mandolins mouth harps. The notice stresses cash sales only and no credit.
Rain poured over the region with .65 in last night and 1.40 in Thursday night, totaling six inches in September. Northwestern Iowa felt stronger storms and a cyclone-like event near Emmetsburg left several people missing, feared dead. L. D. Robinson announces a Great annual September reduction sale offering 25 percent off for old and new customers.
The county Democratic convention met in Smouse's Hall and nominated a full county ticket. Due to bad roads and weather a small crowd attended with F B Hunt as chairman and W P Keister as secretary. The ticket includes Clerk of the Courts P J Henry Wellman Recorder S A Chambers Ainsworth Auditor Ed Davidson Highland Co Attorney J J Kellogg Washington and Member B John Knupp Franklin.
Henry Knecht, a tailor at Over Crail's, announces dyeing work with satisfaction guaranteed. Local patrons invited to visit the shop for fabric and garment dyeing services.
The King Manufacturing Company offers copying books and ink that operate without press brush moistening pad or water. Importers and manufacturers of all kinds of letter copying books invite inquiries. Send correspondence or arrange a visit by writing or sending a representative to the address provided.
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