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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
3
Advertisers must send new copy by ten o’clock in the morning to guarantee the requested ad changes take effect the same day. The notice stresses timely submissions to ensure accurate display and placement.
Keola resident Miss Dupuis spent Sunday in Boise with her parents. Col D J Palmer returned from Des Moines Saturday evening. Sugar cured hams and bacon priced down at Todd Stuart's. N L Long of Crawfordsville visited the city Saturday. Mr and Mrs Howard Carter left for Olds to visit friends. Singer Sewing Machine office located at Nicola and Harmon shoe store. Ella Orris visited Winfield Saturday evening. Doctors R H and J Payne of Richland were in town and may relocate.
John Skipton returns from Keota while Chas Greenwood visits Keota this Saturday. Topeka's W Haines stays with R T Wilson on East Jefferson. Harold White of Crawfordsville returns from visiting grandparents I K E Green. Mrs Geo Overtarf and Mrs Frank Brewer testify in the Rice divorce case. R J Fleming arrives from Colorado Springs to visit D J Patterson. The sale of J E Thompson is set for Tuesday at one o'clock, not November I. Etta and Stella Welch visit aunt Mrs McKenry on East Washington. Johnson's bakery offers fresh chocolates as summer candies return. Dr Paul Reed visits the city then heads to Clarinda to manage another hotel. A calico dress promotes Rocky Mountain Tea at Stewart's.
Our millinery display will occur Wednesday through Saturday with no formal opening. We will show a large assortment of pattern hats bonnets tailored and street hats for ladies misses and children. Everyone invited to call and inspect our goods.
Notice states Monday September 30 is the final day to buy goods at a twenty five percent cut at Lemmon and Lewis popular East Side Jewelers with discounts on select items.
Keiser of Keota travels through Chicago while Editor Wolf and family visit the city. Walter Klass returns for a two week vacation in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Means return from Chicago. Winnie Giesler visits relatives in the city. Mrs Pearl Davis and son visit in town. John Alex Young listed as state senate candidate for Washington and Henry counties. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at Stewart's. Mike Vestal death clarified as due to erysipelas and heart trouble. Five dollar bill lost at city or Sunset park picnic. finder can reclaim at the JOURNAL. Mr and Mrs Koupp visit Ed. well boring services offered by W H Smrrn.
A Portland Cement dealer advertises fresh car direct from the mills with a money back guarantee. The note asserts the cement will perform as well as any Portland Cement foreign or American and promises dead right prices to save buyers money.
A unique cooperative venture by Chicago socialists opens a store beside a church in Indiana near Thayer, Newton County. The project aims to provide table articles and groceries, with Sunday operations, led by Rev. W. N. Wise and planned neighborhood expansion.
Unsettled tonight and Tuesday with probable showers. Cooler in the northwest portion and warmer in the east portion tonight.
Word came to the Iowa Telephone office of the death of Oskaloosa lineman David Bell. He died last night after a hunting mishap when his gun discharged accidentally during a hunt yesterday.
An advertisement offers Rector for piles with a full refund if ineffective and a free pes ipe sample with each package. J. H. Stewart signs the guarantee. The rest notes local travel and visits including Paul Weidenbeck returning from Davenport and Miss Flo Hoppengardner visiting her grandmother in Ainsworth.
A local jeweler in West Side Square advertises a 25 percent off sale for September. Prices list Elgin watches from $4 to $20, nickel cases, Seth Thomas clock, sterling utensils, plated flatware, and various pins and buttons with guaranteed quality.
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