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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
3
Miss Wintringer of Evanston Illinois will speak at the Baptist church Thursday evening on Iowa's Needs. The talk comes under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Admissions are free and a collection will aid expenses. Ministers are urged to attend.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cole of Dover Delaware says rheumatism plagued her for years until she bought Chamberlains Pain Balm two years ago. She reports rapid relief, improved sleep, and urges friends to try it, noting its liniment nature and availability through Cook and Sherman.
The brethren of Washington lodge No. 26 A F and A M are requested to assemble at Masonic hall at 1 pm on Wednesday April 15 to attend the funeral of late brother George Nisle. All members are urged to attend. Jno H Steck W M.
Mrs Barker says she was given up by a leading doctor with no hope, but took Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a last resort and was saved. The remedy for women is offered at 35 cents as tea or tablets through Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinn ey Drug Co.
Ot tumwa Seed Co offers Judge W S Russel s Favorite Scratch Food for sale at Marbourg and Helwick s. Product appears as a retail notice in this period advertisement. Local merchants list the brand and availability for community customers seeking feed supplements.
Des Moines reports a later start to spring than last year due to a mild winter followed by a dry early April. Soil is in excellent condition, seeding nearing completion, fall wheat and clover wintered well, and fruit crop prospects are favorable. Weather ranged from below freezing nights to warm days with light showers and above normal weekly temperatures.
Des Moines Iowa April 14 reporters were barred from future Des Moines Ministerial Association meetings by a 12 to 7 vote. The move followed a week old report accusing past fidelism at the State University of Iowa and remarks about an immoral campus condition by a Y M C A worker. The executive session also reviewed a letter from University President MacLean requesting an investigation of conditions.
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan It allays the cough relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition Thousands have testified to its superior excellence For sale by.
James Wilson and his family plan a swift relocation from their West Main street flat to the Mrs. Anderson property on West Washington street, now occupied by J. Rothschild.
Mrs. E. F. Neal, who has been visiting with friends and relatives here the last two weeks, returned home to Des Moines yesterday morning. Mrs. J. C. Plummer, of north of West Chester, returned home yesterday morning, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Wiley, north of Ainsworth.
Local notes report Easter bonnet photos may have been taken at Frey’s studio. Mrs. Joe Richardson of Dublin visited the city yesterday. Mrs. D. O. Foster of Ainsworth registered at the Rest Room yesterday. Mrs. Tom O’Flarity and Mrs. B. Wilson of Wellman were in town shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett returned home after visiting relatives at Wayland.
Important decision urges taking Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds as it claims to cure stubborn coughing and expel the cold. It notes the product contains no harmful drugs and is available at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
George Eckerman rode as a Havre passenger last evening. Miss Minnie Steen stays at the office of Drs. E R Jenkins and C W McLaughlin. Miss Grace Pfannebeker returns to Sigourney after a visit with Marjorie Hebner. Miss Georgia Schreckengast goes home to Burlington after vacationing in the city and Keota. Revs F E Morrison of West Chester and W A Smith of Lexington depart for Chicago to attend a missionary convention.
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