Local visitors and travelers fill city scenes daily
Many residents and out of town guests were noted in the city today. Charley Mercer and others traveled to Chicago on business while locals like Miss Allie Taylor and Mrs. Mary Rush visited friends in Keota and Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Stowell
Chicago
Allie Taylor
Mary Rush
Ainsworth
L. ©. Brindley
Miss Alma
Roll Organ
Harvey Young
Winfield
Minnie Green
Mrs. Simpson
Keota
Grace Snell Walker
Amos J. Snell
James C. Walker
F. G. Cotln
Coffin
Snell
Substitutes Urged as Corn and Rice Rise in Cost
A state analysis argues rice and boiled potatoes can substitute for costly potatoes as staple foods for the poor. It compares nutrient content and notes rice is cheaper. corn also shows advantages. The article spans agricultural pricing, a chorus girl turned land fortune, and a large police corruption probe with multiple public figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hthelbert Stewart
Madile
Stewart
Adams Express
California
Madie
Opera
Walker
Civil Service Commission
Colleran
O'Neill
Rock Island Special to State Fair Week
The Rock Island route runs a Besersee special passenger train Monday to Friday August 26 to 30 for State Fair attendees. It leaves Washington at 5 20 a m and reaches Des Moines with time to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Washington
Des Moines
Alum in Food Harms Digestion Says Medical Experts
Professor Vaughan notes alum in baking powders acts slowly on soda and leaves residue in food. Dr Austin Flint warns alum taken with meals, about five grains three times daily, can cause serious digestive disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Vaughan
Austin Flint
William Borton Visited City Guest of E G Fox
William Borton former Narrow Gauge dispatcher and now Santa Fe agent at Magdalena New Mexico visited the city yesterday as a vacation relief guest of his friend E G Fox. The article notes Borton as genial and well known in railway circles and recounts a local Nebraska baseball scene featuring Frank Alberson of Beatrice who struck out fifteen and aided five in a 5 0 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Lee County
E. G. Fox
Mr. Borton
Regular Sabbath Services and Programs Schedule
Regular service every Sabbath at 10 30 a m Sabbath school at 1130 a m Y P C U at 730 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. U
Clear Lake Grows as Northwest Summer Resort
Immensely popular Clear Lake draws more visitors each summer to the northwest resort reached by the Iowa Central Railway. The area promotes special low party rates and travel booklets available from the ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Northwest
Iowa Central Railway
Admission Offer for Ten Attractions at $200 Ticket
One course ticket at $200 admits you to ten first class attractions or you can select any four entertainments and take two people on the one ticket. See C. H. Wilson at once if you wish tickets. Ten entertainments for $200, or 200 each number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s
Mit
C. H. Wilson
Piles of People Proclaim Cure by Product Seller
J. H. Stewart advertises a topical pile cure claiming many customers are cured. The offer promises a positive guarantee with no cure, no pay, and samples free for 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
J. H. Stewar
J. H. Stewart
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J. Albert Williams
Dougherty
West Side
Adies
Gents
W. C. Nelson
Tompson
Elephone
Cash Store
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Iowa
East Main ST
Edea
Temas Nage
Stewart's
West Side Book Store
New Water Development
Attorney-At-Law
Washington DO
Savings Bank
Schuyler W. Livington
Washington, Iowa
Court House
Reynold'’s
the Reynolds Gallery
KB PF. Brown
Charley Mercer
Trav Emry
Brighton
Kh. F. Hart
Oskaloosa
Max Marbourg
Unionville
Laird of
City
Veal
Todd Stuart
QO. T. Smith
Howard Doig
Creston
T. Y. Wickham
Yester
Warren Moore
Bert Ragan
Will Steele
John Harding
Tom Chilcote
Coppock
Mrs. Arnold
Denmark, Iowa
Pick-Up
Dr. Downing
Mrs. Wilber L
Miller
Boyd Berdo
Kate Glover
Miss Verne
Mr. Brown
Yarmouth
Todd Stuart’s
Henry Anderson
Harry Tillotson
Burlington
Max Klass
Scott Thyne
Ralph Leffler
Jay Campbell
Mra
Alma G. White
J. W. Scott
Crawfordsville
Iness
Merle McConnachey
West Chester
Chas. Kelley
Cora Bell
Denver
L. Bettle
Muscatine
S. W. Neal
James Ward
the Heights
Missouri
Mrs. Mook
Fairfield
Dewey
Highland Park
Neema Riordan
Marie Weidenbeck
Mrs. Brown
Clear
Emma Orr
Columbus Junction
H. Foreman
C. J. Walton
T. N. McKenry
Susan Baird
Ola
I. McKenry
East Washington Street
Rosa McCoy
L. J. Wilmot
Amos Rankin
Miss Bridge
Michigan
N. Garrett
Letts
Henry Eicher
Alex Miller
Case Palmer
Iowa Avenue
St. Louis
Glen Southwell
Lucy Wilson
Washi
Ngton
Burlington Journal
Lawrence Arnold
Soda Springs
Wilber Miller
Sam Manatt and
Amos Alberson
M. ©. Foster
J. W. Abrams
Peoria, Lll
Henderson Walker
Miss Pear
Sunset Park
Pear
Davenport
Thomas Tomilson
Stillwater
Okla
Havre
Hannah
Lydia Eicher
East Main Street
J. O. W. Coxe
Louisville, Ky
New York
Buffalo
E. G
Carris&co
Henry Knecht
Booker T. Washington
College
Tuskegee
Ala
Virginia
Hutton
Harwood, South Side
Fair Grounds
William Borton
The
Santa Fe
Magdelena, New
Mexico
Nebraska
Frank Alberson
Beatrice
Alberson
Living Lake Church
Ber
Lin
Er ’ Rula
J. B. Crail
D.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Wim. Blair & Sqn
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