Local ads and notices from The Fair and Vienna events
Notes and brief items about local commerce, sales, visitors, and births. Mentions Miss Marian Stewart returning from Muscatine, Ezra Gardner moving to Washington for winter, and the Gardner family planning to return to Lexington in spring. Also lists sales of 1918 Buick models, various foods at The Vienna, farm notices, travelers, and area society updates with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Gardner
Washington
Lexington
Wellman
Patchie the Fox Terrier At Daddy's Bedtime
Patchie, Jack, Evelyn at Daddy's Bedtime OME face a tense moment as Patchie the fox terrier puppy explores near the flats by the sea. A flock of geese chase the dog after his loud barking and playful bravado, sending Patchie scampering home in a flurry as the teader orders the chase to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Evelyn
Jack
Patchie
Teas and Fields Firm Dissolved as Al Fields Takes Over
This morning Al Fields purchased George Teas interest in the Teas Fields blacksmith shop on Second street and now has sole charge of the business. Teas has health issues and plans for the future are undecided. The firm has operated ten years at the present location for eight, with a thriving, popular shop. Fields asks all who owe bills to settle at the shop promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fields
George Teas
Teas & Fields
Second Street
Mr. Teas
Chafin to Speak in Central Park on Prohibition
Eugene W. Chafin the prohibition candidate is set to address a crowd Tuesday afternoon in Central Park. If bad weather, the meeting will move to a nearby hall, likely Graham. Prohibitionists expect a large hearing and a strong, engaging address on a vital topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Chafin
Central Park
Graham
Chafin
Notice to close out woven wire fence stock at cost
A local ad states the entire woven wire fence stock is being closed out at cost. Shoppers are invited to call and visit the business at 116 Bowman & Knupp.
In Other Words Irvington Boothlette-Base ingrate
A fragment quotes a reporter and a critic exchanging phrases about a play last night. The exchange labels the work as rotten and contrasts it with a milder description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Boothlette
Muggstown Bazoo
Practical Has to Be Looked To As Rent Time Approaches
A journalist spoke with a struggling composer who said great masters words inspire him but do not boost landlords confidence at rent time. He warned one must be prepared for due payments even if it requires playing cheap melodies to collect.
Remembered Lives Through Kind Deeds Beyond Death
A somber reflection on how lives, even a newborn infant, endure through the memories and good deeds of those who loved them. The speaker asserts that the innocent child will live again in the improved actions of others, transcending its mortal end.
It's a commercial age says detective on romance theft
Western detective H. K. Adair notes a Baltimore girl thief swindled an octogenarian out of $9,000. He quips that in the modern era men write checks rather than draw swords, highlighting a shift to commerce over romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Adair
Baltimore
Dr James Edgington Sets Up Practice Here
Dr James Edgington will permanently locate in the city to practice medicine He plans to open an office October 1 in the Smouse building across from the Royal meat market and will be ready for business by Tuesday He asks all in need of a physician to seek his services and joins local professional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edgington
Bert Pierce
Royal Meat Market
Smouse
Edgington
Presbyterian visitors ride planned through city
The United Presbyterian church announces a 4:30 PM auto ride for visiting Synod members next Wednesday. Hosts are urged to supply vehicles, and all willing owners should meet at the Second United Presbyterian Church to assist with transportation. 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Second United Presbyterian Church
Sewing department entry for women at S A O W S College
Women may enter the sewing department at SAOWS College without cutting and designing and pay 50 cents per day. All sewing department materials are supplied and success is guaranteed. Located near Over Klein Clothing Store. 19006
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein Klothing
Poland China Hogs Sold by J C Lemley
Notice lists sale of male fall yearling and early spring pigs sows and gifts from J C Lemley to bidders. Contact R 8 Town area for details and delivery options.
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J. C. Lemley
S.B
Town
Apple the queen of fruits for daily health
The article extols the apple as a premier fruit and natural medicine. It advises eating apples alone, preferably in the morning for sedentary people or in the evening after a light supper, and to start with a small amount and increase to four or more if healthy. It notes apples disagreeing indicate a need for caution.
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Vienna
Marian Stewart
Muscatine
Dixon & Thomas
Buick
Darbyshire Drug CO
IFO. Taylor
Shropshire
Chas. R. Shafer
John Thompson
Mr. Taylor
Dougherty Bros
J. A. Carden
Denver
Martha Porter
Ainsworth
Steve Pipes
Steve
Elily
Anne Houdek
Riverside
Harold
Keota
City
Crawfordsville
Bugsey
Warsaw
Iil
John Auld
Chicago
Dr. Auld
G. T. Auld
Org
The
Ed Huff
Henry Eckland
Moline
Hattie Chilcote
Jesse Teeter
Rock Island
Silvis, Ill
Davenport
G. W. England
G. M. Anderson
Star
John Ryan
J. C. Boice
John Donaldson
Warren
Ohio
Ohio Calvary
Boice
Mr. Donaldson
Columbiana County
W. R. Stryker
George Dempsey
Equitable Life of
Iowa
Highlang Park Nursery
Highland Park Nursery
Leo C. Critz
Citizens Savings Bank
Luella Shaw
Congress Hotel
Kemp & Wagner
Lytle Bros
Todd Stuart
Pump
J. A. Harwood & Son
South Side
Blinkers
Teas & Fields Firm
Ghafin
Bowman & Knupp
Redfern
Jas. Edgington
Saow's College
Poland
China
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
See Gas Co
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