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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1900

Page

2

Reunion At Pilotsburg Oblians Gather For State Day

Obians from Washington county Ohio travel to Pilotsburg for a Welch home reunion with about fifty attendees. The day features speeches, sociability, and a meal of familiar dishes. Members listed include W. A. Kinney and family Geo Auld and family and others. The Sece der church observes its annual fast day with morning services led by Rev. Masson.

Buckeye Pilotsburg Merritt Welch Washington County Ohiio Welch Ohians Masson Robert Rose Sitlar Rev. Logue Second U. P. Church Cemetry Messrs R. T. McCall Robert Anderson Carson Andersn Jas Work Wm. Blair Col. Bell

Purchase Mills Change Hands in Joplin Zinc Lead Mills

Two Washington men near New York investor T Palmer and Charles W Stephens of Washington IA have bought the Mis souri Lead and Zinc lands mills in Joplin. Stephens will manage and oversee overhaul of mill No 1 with a trial run completed. The mills now under new owners will operate from Monday with capacities of 75 and 100 tons daily producing zinc and lead weekly. The 1200 acre lease runs to the Newton county line and includes tailings dumps and mining rights. Palmer and Stephens bring zinc lead experience from Anderson and McDonald county prior ventures.

Washington Joplin Missouri Lead and Zinc Company Mr. T. Palmer New York City Charles W. Stephens Iowa Stephens Seventh Street Newton County Messrs Palmer and Anderson McDonald County News- Herald

Sunday School Rally to Unite County Workers

Almsworth reports multiple local visits by residents while an August 23 1900 Sunday School meeting in Washington shifts from the 25th to the 23rd. The event features a morning parade from the Baptist church, a grove picnic, basket dinner, pastors’ addresses, and music, urging county schools to attend.

Washington Baptist Church

Drayman Injured Unloading Linseed Oil Barrel

Harry Kracaw, a drayman, was pinned by a heavy linseed oil barrel at ER Carris drug store when it slipped on mud. He sustained a flesh wound, bruising, and no bones were broken, and was treated by Dr Hull and sent home to recover. A Sight Singing class notice follows.

Harry Kracaw ER. C. Carris

Rain and heat mark Iowa July weather and camp tales

The Iowa Weather and Crop Services report July rainfall in Washington at 265 inches with July mean temperatures 853 and 61. Nine people were struck and killed by lightning and four were seriously shocked. General Iowa rainfall was good with some areas at 12 inches. A camping party that left at midnight arrived in Coneville and enjoyed wet weather despite conditions. Wilton camp meeting notes report Dr. Coxe's Chicago trip and subsequent illness from cholera morbus since Saturday.

Washington Iowa Weather and Crop Services Iowa Coneville Muscatine Journal Wilton Coxe Chicago

Houck Denies Obscene Pictures At Dewey Lunchroom

J. W. Houck of the Dewey lunch room disputes a Journal report that alcoholic drinks were taken from his establishment. He asserts only cider was taken and asks for a correction. He also defends the pictures as art not obscene.

J. W. Houck Dewey

Missionary Rev M J Sigler to Lead City Church

Rev M J Sigler of Waterloo will supply the pulpit at First Baptist Church next Sunday. He serves as district missionary for the eastern half of Iowa.

M. J. Sigler Waterloo First Baptist Mr. Sigler Lowa

Advertising wisdom and local business notices in Bath

A collation of advertising guidance from T C Bilger on efficient ad spend and territory reach. It notes T Vogt holds the exclusive Bath Silver Tom cigar agency in Washington and urges patronage to support local industry. Mr and Mrs M P Miller and son Tom depart for an eastern trip, visiting Lancaster Philadelphia Boston and New York to stock the New York Store for fall.

T. C. Bilger T. 2B Vogt Bath Washington Jakh Bath M. P. Miller Tom Mr. Miller Lancaster Philadelphia Boston New York

Piano Purchase Scam Warns Customers About Lowball Dealers

A fragment warns buyers that big local piano dealers push high priced instruments of dubious quality to unsuspecting families. It states that when a buyer pays $250 the dealer profits heavily, while $175 with 6 percent cash discount leaves little regular profit, urging a single fair price for all.

Large bidders sought in local real estate and notices

The page lists numerous property transfers including Thomas Neiswanger to L. and W. Smouse, J. 8. Strabala to J. M. Chittum, Smith E. Riley to D. L. and A A. Stewart, and many other 10a to 80a parcels in Washington and surrounding areas with prices up to $5400. Also advertised are Dwight's Complexion Beautifier free trials, funeral details for Mrs. Robert Rose, and Buffalo Bill's Wild West advertising caravan plans touring from Cedar Rapids to Oskaloosa.

Thomas Neiswanger W. Smouse Washington Sam Nicola F. G. Martin Q. c Lexington Strabala J. M. Chittum P.t Richmond Smith BE. Riley D. L A A. Stewart J A. Miller Josephine Lewis Jos. Keck C. H. Keck DL &A A.stewart Smith E. Riley W. P. Moothart S P. Wylie la Washington W. P.moothart E T Neall Washington City A J. Nichols Geo. J. King Wellman Porter Gardner B F. Tipton Cedar A. J. Singmaster Anna Ward Franklin Martin Trabert Clay James Walsh Og.b J. W. Hardy Jennie F. Latta Adams Buffalo Bill Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa

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