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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1905
Page
2
London reports that Austen Chamberlain announced a revenue surplus of about 14.68 million in 1904-05 with expenditures near 705.16 million and revenue 720.02 million. Tea tax cuts take effect July 1. income tax remains unchanged. Coal exports hit a record. spirit excise duties continue to fall.
Sam A Hoover of Greensboro NC credits Hyomei with curing his nasal catarrh deafness after three months of suffering. He praises breathing the Hyomel balm and says his head throat and nasal passages are free of secretions. The complete Hyomel outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents and a strong guarantee.
The speech reviews 1904 05 finances and a projected 1905 06 expenditure with a surplus of 14 760 000, aims to restore national credit, creates a sinking fund for 50 000 000 in treasury bonds, and postpones income tax relief due to money limits. It notes war contribution progress and proposes tea duty removal to reduce warehousing costs. Shorter bank hours announced for Aurora Illinois.
The Western Union Telegraph Company extends its money transfer service to foreign countries. Local offices will send funds by cable to destinations in Europe including Great Britain, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and others, plus transfers to Alaska, Cuba, and the Philippines.
McCartney and Son begin the season with plans to match last year’s 57431 square feet of cement work. Mr. McCartney attended a cement users convention in Ames and gathered practical tips for the coming year. They guarantee all their work and invite inquiries from anyone planning cement construction.
A Columbus Ohio reader Theodore Schuele reports a deep foot wound from an accident that physicians could not heal. Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly soothed and cured the injury. Also claimed to heal burns. Sold at J A Stewart's drugstore for 250.
Saturday at two o clock we sell walking stirrers plows buggies wagons corn planters and more to reduce stock. Credit on bankable notes for six months. Mann Lemley K A Orris Auctioneer. A notice from Batavia Daily Tribune April 7 states F Hunt and family will move from St Charles Illinois to Seattle Washington for health reasons and business interests.
Regular meeting of the Commercial club called for this evening. A full attendance of all members is requested due to business of importance.
Herman Walther and Fred Bragg traveled to Davenport this morning for reasons not specified in the fragment. The record captures their names and the destination but lacks further details.
The article claims rheumatism is hard to cure but Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides relief after one application and has many testimonials. It notes widespread sales and advertises Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman as the seller.
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