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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1901

Page

3

Dr Kay's Renovator Promises Cure for Longstanding Ailments

A letter from Robert Reeves of Seney Iowa claims Dr Kay's Renovator cured 25 years of violent headaches and skin disease after six doctors failed. The ad touts blood purification and whole-system renovation with tablets and liquid forms sold by multiple local pharmacies. A second item notes Andy Stranahan starting a new cement walk on East Washington Street. readers are urged to consider offerings for summer walks.

Kay Robert Reeves Seney Iowa Andy Stranahan East Washington Street

Weather forecast for Iowa rain and warmer northeast

Washington D C April 23 special to the Evening Journal The forecast predicts rain tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the northeast portion.

Washington, D. C Tam Evening Journal

Missionary Work Considered by Local Churches

A meeting at Second United Presbyterian church discussed starting missionary work in South America, focusing on Venezuela. The First, Second, and Crawfordsville congregations may form a committee to present the plan to the Woman's General Missionary Society meeting in Monmouth. Rev. Thompson of Crawfordsville led the session.

Second United Presbyterian Church South America Venezuela Minner First Second Crawfordsville Woman's General Missionary Society Monmouth Rev. Thompson

Local notices and advertisements update Muscatine scene

A sequence of local notices notes subscription terms and ad rates, shopper items, and travels. It reports movements of residents like H Steck and J Henderson, visits by Rev Brocket, and several departures to Ainsworth and Mason City. It also touts Rocky Mountain Tea at Stewart's and a large Musserville church revival.

Chas. Corette Mr. Krahl Caty Chicago Brighton Clay O. G. Brocket Tarkio la Clair Rev. Brocket Stewart’s Mike Lombardo Mason City Mike W. L. Clapp Musserville, M. E J. W. Cox Washington Muscatine Journal Stewart's

Kodakist Showcases Kodakery at Stewart's Store

The Kodakist promotes Kodakery using Eastman’s only Kodak at Stewart's with nine spots at unbeatable prices.

Kodak Kodakist Kodakery Eastman's

Missionary Miss K'la Montgomery Heads to Oregon

Miss K'la Montgomery of our city offers to serve as an Indian missionary among the Warm Spring Indians in Oregon. A member of the First United Presbyterian church, she is described as conscientious and well qualified for the work. Her father was a Civil War captain. The Slayton Jubilee Singers, praised as the best in America, perform in Graham tomorrow evening for the A M church fundraising event.

K'la Montgomery Oregon Miss Montgomery First United Presbyterian Church

Surprise neighborhood visit greets Mrs. Grant

Mrs. Jane Grant of East Washington was surprised yesterday afternoon as about twenty friends visited her in a staggered call. The group presented a lamp and dishes as gifts while she prepares to move to Davenport this week. Refreshments were served and a lamp and dishes were given. The ad ends with an unrelated note about Weeks Break-Up-a Cold Tablets from Stewart's Pharmacy.

Jane Grant East Washington Stewart's

John W. Long and Stella Sage Wed in Keota Office Ceremony

John W. Long and Miss Stella Sage were married last evening by Mr. Folger at the office of Squire Folger. The ceremony occurred at 8:50 p.m. with Miss Sage arriving from Seymour, Iowa. They will reside with her parents, and the couple are celebrated in the Journal’s note.

Judge Dewey Oskaloosa Roy Emry Brighton Claude B. White Havre E. T. Neal J. F. Henderson East Jefferson Street J. A. Augustine Mize West Branch Ainsworth The Good Citizen’s League Lloyd Latta Mike Kennelly Maud Shields Altamina John W. Long Stella Sage Folger Ofice of Squire A

Ashby engages for Buffalo Exposition alarm representation

J A Y Ashby contracts with William Billingsley owner of the Longstreth burglar alarm patent to represent him at the Buffalo Exposition for three months or the summer. Billingsley seeks representation in Buffalo and praises Ashby as trusted, energetic and well respected in Washington. Also note sweet rolls and coffee cakes at Johnson’s tomorrow.

J. A. Y. Ashby Wm. Billingsley Longstreth Buffalo Exposition Billingsley U.S Buffalo Ashby Washington Building and Loan Association The Methodist Church Mr. Ashby Johnson's

Rathbone Sisters Celebrate Mrs. Stephens Birthday

Last evening the Rathbone Sisters met at Mrs. Hebener's then moved to Mrs. Flora Stephens's home to toast her birthday. They hosted Mrs. Stephens and her daughters for the evening, shared ice cream and cake, and learned late via telephone that the group’s other members were away at lodge. Mrs. Stephens, a longtime Rathbone member and charter of Dell Temple Eldon, is wished many happy returns. Terrible cut to prices at closing out sale of Millinery by M. Dieken.

Rathbone Stephens Dell Temple Eldon Dieken North Side

Slayton Jubilee Singers to Perform for A. M. E. Church

The Slay ton Jubilee Singers, renowned as America's best, will appear in Graham tomorrow evening for the benefit of the A. M. E. church of Washington. A packed house is anticipated for this worthy cause.

Slayton America A. M. E. Church of Washington

City Rail Traffic Slumps Amid Busy Work Week

Passenger service has virtually ceased on both railways with prospects for the next days poor. The visiting season ends for a while as people return to work. Tradesmen are busy, society news from ladies will pause, as house cleaning and shirt waist sewing occupy them.

Dr Kay’s Uticure Ad At Drug Stores

Dr Kay offers Uticure cures and a free illustrated book with advice. Available at Dr K Jey Geechian Pharmacy Cook and Sherman and Columbia Pharmacy locations.

R. Kay B. J. Kay Saratoga N.Y Temple Pharmacy Stewart Pharmacy Cook & Sherman Columbia Pharmacy Kay K. Jey Geechian

Frank L Wilson attends D O K K banquet in Fairfield

Frank L Wilson arrived from Washington to join the D O K K banquet in Fairfield this evening. Several representatives from Keosauqua also attended the gathering.

Fairfield Frank L. Wilson Washington Keosauqua

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