Chautauqua adds Folk and notable headliners to program
The Chautauqua committee approves adding Missouri Governor Folk Corporal Tanner G A R commander Mickey of Nebraska and King drag inventor to the lineup for upcoming events. Folk will appear August 24 and Tanner on Grand Army day August 29 with Mickey also featured. A surprise big attraction for the final day is hoped. Reverend F O Ross resigns from the board due to relocation.
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Folk
Missouri
Corporal Tanner
Mickey
Nebraska
King
A. R. Miller
Des Moines
F. O. Ross
Rev. Joss
Spring Announcement Promotes Carriages in Washington IA
A long promotional notice from H. Bell advertises carriages buggies and harness made in Washington Iowa highlighting quality materials skilled labor and a large line of novelties plus custom builds and factory items inviting locals to visit the factory and save money Miss Amy Richards returned home to Cotter after a few days' visit.
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Washington County
H. Bell
Washington
Iowa
Amy Richards
Cotter
Immense Marine Pier for Town Exposition Planned
The James town exposition will feature a monster marine pier with two 200 foot wide piers extending 2200 feet and joined by a 1200 foot bridge forming a 2,640,000 square foot area. A cedar lined promenade, concession booths, end towers, a rail-to bridge and terrace landings for small boats will shape the display. Illumination will dominate with thousands of incandescent globes and arc lights creating a stunning, bright spectacle.
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Chicago
Ita
Buffalo
St. Louis
Exposition Committee of Congress
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Cigar maker touts Chico cigar as best seller
J E Lemmon defends Our Cigars marketing claiming the Wadsworth Bros Chico cigar stands out and costs only five cents. He buys direct from the maker to avoid middleman profits and notes rising demand among former 0e or 5e cigar customers. Superintendent Crone reports Washington high school accredited by North Central Association, boosting graduate advantages. The Vienna advertises daily fresh pies.
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J. E. Lemmon
Journal
Wadsworth Bros. Chico
R. B. Crone
F. ©. Ensign
Washington High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Iowa
If All Else Has Failed Just Try Once More
A hopeful note urges readers who have tried many remedies for persistent issues to consider trying one more time, suggesting relief may be found after extensive attempts. The passage emphasizes the experiences of others as encouragement to persevere.
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