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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1906

Page

3

Local news notes from Vienna and surrounding towns

A roundup of small notices: visitors and travelers in Delta Sigourney What Cheer Keota and Riverside. multiple residents visiting relatives and handling business. Neighbors including Dr and Mrs Geo Hay heading to Chicago. Mrs Donahey ill. Rev Voorhies visiting. several returns from Davenport Waterloo and New York. Baseball Keota vs Washington teased. property sale ad. city marshal short absence noted.

Mazie Palmer Centerville N. L. Long P. Gordon Crawfordsville Mary Cross New Yorks Keota Washington John Buxbaum Grace Hill John McCartney South Bend Mack Wright Davenport Kate Glover John Westfall

Weather Crop Bulletin Reflects Mixed Iowa Rainfall

Above normal rainfall benefited eastern Iowa while western districts ran slightly drier. Heaviest showers slowed wheat harvests in Northwest and East Central areas, with some damage to spring wheat and oats. Statewide, rains aided corn growth and pasture recovery, with late potatoes showing potential yields. More rain desired in the south to boost crops.

Des Moines Iowa Northwest North Central East Central

Daniel W. Hamilton Nominated for Sixth District Congress

Ottumwa Iowa August 14 Daniel W Hamilton of Sigourney nominated for congress at the Sixth district Democratic convention in Grand Opera house on the third ballot 60 votes with Weaver on 9 The nomination was made unanimous and followed by remarks from Hamilton and G M Tripp Colfax on behalf of Gen J B Weaver Delegates passed resolutions endorsing the Waterloo platform denouncing graft in insurance meat packing food adulteration standard oil coal rebates lobbying and interference with lawmaking and politics

Ottumwa Iowa Daniel WW. Hamilton Sigourney Congress Grand Opera House Hamilton Weaver G. M. Tripp Colfax J. B

Journal carriers chase small cash prizes in delivery contest

The article lists carriers Harry Berry Austin Hart Charles Dennison Frank Eldridge and Phil Dupuis as active in a monthly judging. It notes one late entry and says several have only one report this month. Harvey Meek Austin Hart and Dick Miller lead a close showing within the five collectors vying for a gold watch and chain first prize or a $5 second prize.

Harry Berry Austin Hart Charles Dennison Frank Eldridge Phil Dupuis Harvey Meek Dick Miller Cloyce Andersen Richard Miller Harvey Carl Meek Gold Watch

Regular monthly meeting of Commercial club at eight tonight

The Commercial club holds its regular monthly meeting at eight tonight. Members are invited to discuss upcoming events and club finances.

Commercial Club

Mrs. A B Lingmaster Nurse Notice

A nurse named Mrs. A B Lingmaster lists contact details and address 626 West Washington St with two phone numbers 697 and 672 for reach when not at home. The note is dated August 30.

West Washington St

Washington School Opens as Chautauqua Begins

The Washington schools start Tuesday September 4. Students needing transfers or exam makeups should visit the High school on Monday or Tuesday August 20–21 with parents urged to provide books for opening day. R. & B. Crone, Superintendent.

Washington R. &B. Crone

Regular Admission at First Chautauqua Sabbath

The Chautauqua opens with regular admission on the first Sabbath when Bishop McCabe preaches at 2:30 PM. Organizers say charging admission is the best way to cover program expenses rather than a collection. Readers are urged to bring their tickets for the first Sabbath.

McCabe

Nickel Plate Road Announces NYC Return Trip Specials

The offer mentions $18.00 to New York City and return plus $2.00 from Chicago on August 8 and 29 via Nickel Plate Road with a return limit of September 1 leaving New York City. Three trains daily with modern equipment. Dining options include Cinb Meals 35 cents to $1.00 and a la carte Mid-day Luncheon 50c in dining cars. Contact John Y. Calahan General Agent 107 Adams St Chicago. cee 2bWaug27.

New York City Chicago Nickel Plate Road John Y. Calahan Adams

Ten Years in Bed Kidney Disease Healed by Foley's Cure

R A Gray of Oakville Indiana recalls ten years confined to a bed by kidney disease. After exhausting top medical care he found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure, which he calls a Godsend. All druggists sell it.

R. A. Gray J. P Oakville Ind Foley

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Frank L. Wilson & Co Dougherty Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers Washington National Washington, Iowa Tens‘ Journal Vienna A. B. Jones Delta Wm. Simpson Lon Brindley Leo Ortiz Riverside John Athern Ainsworth Tom Dougherty West Chester Jas. Wilson Nort Corbin Keola Mrs. Geo. Hay M. P. Donahey Gilbert Voorhies Haskins Will Fitzwilliams Sylvia Baker McCall Millinery Chas. Webb George Mary Webb Fairfield J.C. Swift Kate and Julia Christina Pacha Emma Fritz Brighton Mrs Clayton Neiswanger C. J. McWilliams Chautauqua Association R. D. Hughes W. H. Hughes A. Long S. G. Magden Carrie Hamilton Waterloo Ambrose Cunningham K. A. Burnell Newton David Ewing Minneapolis John Moss C. E Brett Batavia W. E. David Earl Grifith George Brown Frank McCoy Lucius Teas J. F. Henderson Sadie” KE Jawan Bulletin Dan Hamilton Journal Carriers Contest New York Charlies A. B. Lingmaster Brown North Iowa Ave BuylOne Iowa Gas & Electti John N. Pleasant Lia Ab Stewarts
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