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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
5
A garbled passage mixes claims about tire brands and Indiana sales figures with marketing lines for Kelly users. It reads like an ad fragment arguing satisfaction from riding Kellys and offering reassurance to nonusers to reconsider.
In a local note the station highlights expert electrical work for coil equipped cars and battery service with eleven years of experience. It offers ignition coils screws points and brushes plus a ready stock, inviting customers to test and trust the service. A furniture department advertises Sagless Spring beds and Stears and Foster mattresses praised for no sag and superior comfort.
Advertises Puritan and New Perfection Oil Stoves as modern helpers to ease domestic burdens especially for women. Claims to back sales with money refunds and includes claimed in-house service with every stove purchase.
The store lists 26, 33, 39, and 47 inch high fences with 6 inch stays and No 9 or No 10 wires, plus poultry and rabbit fences in 36, 48, and 60 inch heights and 2 and 4 point barb wire, inviting quick orders as stock sells fast.
Commander Read praised the Willard Threaded Rubber batteries used in the N C 4 during its Atlantic crossing. Four in use and six in reserve performed perfectly, with no engine failures or misses. The Willard organization notes pride in the record and offers a Willard in stock for cars.
The advertisement promotes the Majestic range with white enamel, highlighting sanitary kitchen features. It touts easy cleaning with plain shelves and drop doors, contrasts with old roll back designs, and claims superior cleanliness without competitors.
The repair and parts departments announce a return to cash only payments for all labor and parts. Work or parts delivered require immediate cash payment with no deviations from this rule. Public guidance is provided to ensure compliance.
Nicholas Bowers will be buried at Oak Grove with funeral services at 10 a.m. led by Rev. Elis M. Jones. Knights of Pything and Pythian Sisters families and friends plan an Eastside ark picnic this evening. Desiax McManigal, of East Ninth street, recovered a silver mesh bag after a stranger engaged her in conversation in a local grocery store. The dog was found at Betts' drug store. Layman informs of a last advance separation at Pepsatrety callegp. Mrs. McManigal reported the purse missing. Lieutenant Elmer Q. Oliphant, a West Kal baseball player, joined the Atlanta club in the Southern Association on a month’s leave.
Herschel Hedrick admitted stealing a buckle from Bernard Mattingly in Mayor McPherson's court this morning and a postponed sentence was set. Charles Hudson faced additional charges in the same proceeding.
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