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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1905

Page

6

School Notes Highlights From A Busy Term

Students return from vacation as civics notes and a court visit inform practical learning. Seniors, Juniors organize with officers Lewis, Rowe, Whiting. Athletic association expands with lawn tennis. new officers elected. Marguerite Marbourg bids farewell to Aurora bound. Colonel and teachers attend Oskaloosa meeting. Kyle named deputy county surveyor.

Guernsey Des Moines Lawrence Wilson Wilma Rowe Etta Whiting Thos. Miller Frank Bergquist Ray Latchem Ing Morgan Park Academy Literary Society Bruce Dill Edgar MecWiliams Fate Martin Nex Hanna Eicher Chicago Oskaloosa Joe Clyde Boyde Berdo Tom Bailey Ray Stryker Theigh School the Athletic Association

King’s New Discovery Saves Man From Consumption

W M Smithart of Pexin Iowa was told he had incurable consumption but Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds kept him from dying. He used it for over 10 years and calls it a marvel throat and lung cure. Guaranteed 50c and 1.00 bottles at J H Stewart’s drug store with a trial bottle free.

W. M. Smithart Pexin Iowa J. H. Stewart's

Good Roads Train to Promote Highway Building

A Burlington Northern Pacific Lewis and Clark good roads special will travel from Chicago May 2 to teach highway construction in cities from Lake Michigan to the Pacific. It will be run by two railroads and the National Good Roads association with 30 city stops. The first leg uses the Burlington lines to Billings then Northern Pacific to Portland for the Lewis and Clark exposition in June.

Lake Michigan Pacific Coast Burlington-Northern Pacific-Lewis & Clark Chicago National Good Roads Association Burlington Railroad Northern Pacific Billings Mont Portland Ore Chicago Tribune

The Great Barlow Min Strel at the Graham

J A Coburn’s pop ular and reliable Great Barlow Minstrels play the Graham on April 10 with a new program and clean humor. Manager Coburn is praised for quality, contracts kept, and audience satisfaction. Seats available at Columbia Pharmacy.

The Graham J. A. Coburn Barlow Columbia Pharmacy

Community thanks for kindness amid illness

The writer expresses gratitude to the people of Washington and vicinity for their kindness to his sister the late Mrs J E Cameron during her illness. T D Carnes Prof Thomas and the High School baseball nine left this morning for Columbus Junction to play the Columbus Junction High School team with Geo McClellan as umpire.

Leigh Bell Clarence Crawford Frank Buckley Branch Guthrie Iowa State Athletic Association Wilma Rowe Marguerite Marbourg Aurora Lee Alex Lytle Princeton Woodford Ilness Teachers’ Association Oskaloosa Washington J. E. Cameron T. D. Carnes Prof. Thomas Columbus Junction Geo. McClellan

Changes In Time For Milwaukee Passenger Trains

The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad announces April 9 changes to southwest and No. 12 trains. Southwest Limited westbound arrives 12 45 a m and Kansas City 8 20 a m. eastbound No 12 arrives 1 31 a m and departs Chicago 1 55 a m. No 5 local eastbound arrives 7 33 p m instead of 8 58 p m. No other changes.

Milwaukee Chicago Kansas City CO. M. St. P. Ry Southwest Limited

Home Finding Association Aids Needy Women and Children

Nellie Vee Richards of Ottumwa leads the American Home Finding Association in requesting aid. The 1904 report shows 106 adoptions and contracts, 179 children aided with per capita cost 45.24 dollars and an average stay of 184 days. On 1904 start nine children, end with five. 111 received and 179 cared for. The circular proclaims unique Iowa roles with homeless widows and mother and babe care, plus keeping children in families at headquarters until permanent homes.

Nellie Vee Richards American Home Finding Association of Ottumwa Iowa Ord

Clairvoyant Madame Deering Offers Readings in City

Madame Deering the clairvoyant and palmist will give readings of past present and future in Washington House from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Readings cost 50c for ladies and 15 for gentlemen. County treasurer Shearer’s office notes many people sought consultations as March collections arrive. banks across the county collected about 840,000 in taxes, up from 30,000 the previous year for the same period.

Madame Deering Washington House Shearer

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Touts Quick Wound Healing

A Columbus Ohio resident Theodore Schuele describes a foot wound from a daredevil ride. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with rapid relief when physicians could not help. The ad claims the salve soothes burns and heals wounds, priced at 25 cents at J H Stewart’s druggist.

Bucklen Theodore Schuele Columns J. H Stewart

Mrs Mose DeMarce Family Plans Delta and Sigourney Visit

Mrs Mose DeMarce and son Rex Well left this morning for Delta to spend Sunday They will then visit Sigourney on Monday for a family trip and visit.

Mose DeMarce Rex Well Delta Sigourney

Invincibles Triumph Again In Indoor Baseball Showdown

Indoor baseball last night at the Commercial club Gymnasium ended with the Invincibles defeating Anderson's Paralyzers by a nine to unknown score. Rapid play limited scoring as Gaston's Invincibles again fetched the banner.

Invincibles Anderson Gaston

Clothing drive for needy children at Powers grocery

Residents with unused children's clothing are asked to leave items at E R Powers grocery for distribution to children in need. The appeal urges community help to clothe youngsters lacking adequate apparel.

E. R. Powers

Public Sale of Farm Assets Near Washington Iowa

The owner will sell at public sale on Tuesday April 11 1905 at the farm six miles northwest of Washington Iowa on the Lexington and Wellman road beginning at 100 Velock a.m. The sale lists a work mare 6 years old 1400 lb coach horse 8 years old 135 head cattle 3 year old steers 30 two year old steers 10 coming two year old steers 10 two year old heifers 21 yearling heifers and steers 25 cows some fresh some to fresh soon a Short Horn bull 55 hogs 15 broad sows 70 shoats 125 lb each farm machinery plows harrows reaper mower wagons dew top buggy carriage etc household furniture and more. Terms 12 months credit on sums over 10 cash under 10 purchaser to give note with approved security on sums over 10 and 6 per cent off for cash. Auctioneers G Burham Teeter Lathrop Clerks J A McCoy J B Crayne Good lunch on the ground. 45-26

Washington Iowa Lexington and Wellman G. Burham Teeter & Lathrop J. A. McCoy J. B. Crayne

California Excursions to Los Angeles and San Francisco

Starting April 10 the Rock Island offers excursions to Los Angeles San Francisco and other California points at an unusually low round trip rate of 855.65. Travel via any regular route return by any other or the same route with boarding at Washington and destination in California. Contact H W Russel Agent for details by phone mail or wire.

Rock Island Los Angeles San Francisco California Washington Sunny Caliornia H. W. Russel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Johnson's W. D. Ott D. C. Kyle Kyle Special Burlington Northern Pacific Lines Barlow Minstrels Kbhich Abe Home Finding Association Association of Ottumwa Hobson & Gove
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