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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
3
Forecast for Iowa calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures tonight.
A Kansas City hearing by the Interstate Commerce Commission elicited unanimous resolutions from the Kansas Oil Producers' association at Coffeyville on March 21 praising attorney Clifford J. Thorne Frank S. Monnett and J. T. Marchand for their conduct and testimony. The group urged continued service by these lawyers in the case and directed the secretary to notify the honorables and the commission.
Communion services will be held at the Seceder church next Sabbath with preparatory services tomorrow at 11 o clock and Saturday at 2 o clock Rev H Acheson will arrive from Albia to preach at all services W W Majors Morrell Ottumwa made a business visit in the city today A lucky postmistress Mrs Alexander Cary Me praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestive and liver aid promising perfect bodily order
In the wake of yesterday’s San Francisco earthquake the writer muses on the relative security of inland towns and coastal cities. He recalls earthquakes in Britain and Wales and contemplates the fragility of human constructs against nature’s forces.
Mel Logan reports the executive committee of the Young Peoples' Christian Union of Keokuk presbytery will meet at the First church on April 24 at 10 o'clock. They will plan the program for the presbytery societies annual meeting set for early June.
The probationers' class of the Mr church will meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at 4 30.
Miss Hilda Hartman visits Keota for a few days with friends. Mrs. Claude Reister of Davenport visits with many friends in the city. Jas Wilson leaves for Parsons to work on railroad construction with his brother Will. Rev and Mrs J E Robertson and baby head to Muscatine for the W F M S convention. Mrs Emma Anderson and others go to Muscatine tomorrow as delegates to the W F M S convention.
A reader from Bugles Kentucky claims Buck Arnica Salve cured severe piles after ten years of suffering. He says the salve also heals burns and sores and notes a 25 cent price at J H Stewart’s druggist.
A brief says the five cent package suffices for common needs while the family bottle priced at sixty cents provides a yearly supply, noting druggists sell them.
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