Night curfew ordinance for Washington Iowa 1911
The city adopts a curfew prohibiting anyone under sixteen from being on streets alleys or public places after nine p m April 1 to September 30 and after eight p m October 1 to March 31 unless accompanied by a guardian performing a duty or on an authorized errand. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days imprisonment with enforcement by local police and county authorities.
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Washington
Iowa
Washington County
Oficer
James PD
Glasgow
James JD. Glasgow
Fred H. Steck
High School Registration Dates Announced by Supt Fuller
Seniors and juniors must register Monday and Tuesday August 28 and 29. Other students register Wednesday and Thursday August 30 and September 1. Hours are 8 30 to 4 30. A C Fuller superintendent announces.
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A. C. Fuller
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Clinton Man
Clinton Maine resident Chamberlain boldly promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming it heals burns sores boils and other injuries without terror. He asserts it removes pain and reduces distress and asserts it is available for 25 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
Bucklen
Lemmon
Pleasant Hill notes and regional visits on late August day
Gertie Stiner and Grandma Green visited Mrs. Cora Herr with Matt Koch returning from the northwest. The Sam Shrader farm sold to Ross Miller at 97 dollars per acre. Sylvia Green hosted about 75 friends with late midnight luncheon. Local residents travel to Washington for Chautauqua and extensive concrete bridge work is under way.
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Gertie Stiner
Grandma Green
Cora Herr
Matt Koch
Sam Shrader
Ross Miller
Sylvia Green
Lew Fordice
Chas. Griden
Washington
Chautauqua
Local Notes From Richland Arrivals and Trips
Richland notes a business trip to Chicago by Dave Downey and visits by Mrs. Ethel Pendergraft and Mrs. Grover with Cora. Lottie Bailey and Mrs. Ida Mills return from Chicago with millinery purchases. Visits extend to Deep River, Fairfield Chautauqua, and Colorado. Families Kibler McLin and relatives host—James Hitchings remains ill.
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Richland
Dave Downey
Chicago
Ethel Pendergraft
Geo. Holmes
Deep River
Local Residents Prepare Movements and Visits
J. J. Marsh and family arrived Wednesday to occupy a north side square home with their furnishings. John Coffman with wife and Phil Ward with wife plan a Saturday departure for the state fair to stay a week. Ross Trigg visited the Geo Trigg household. Miss Lillian Harris from Mississippi and Miss Cora Teeter of Washington are visiting relatives nearby. Ainsworth.
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J. J. Marsh
John Coffman
Phil Ward
Ross Trigg
Geo. Trigg
Lillian Harris
Mississippi
Cora Teeter
Washington
West Liberty Fair Comings and Goings Highlight Local Visit
Ed Rhodes Jr tended the West Liberty fair yesterday while L E Trotter left for Denver after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs W T Trotter. Mrs Ray Simpson returned to Centerville after visiting her father Mr L Olds. Alice Breen went home to Ottumwa after two weeks with her mother Mrs J S Hazen. Esther Griffiths and Elizabeth Roberts attended the West Liberty fair. Vera Miller visits friends in Washington.
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Ed Rhodes, Jr
West Liberty
L. E. Trotter
Denver
Colo
W. T. Trotter
Ray Simpson
Centerville
M.rl. Olds
Alice Breen
Ottumwa
J. S. Hazen
Esther Griffiths
Elizabeth Roberts
West Liberty Fair
Vera Miller
Washington
Ainsworth
W. T. Marr
Lincoln
Nebr
Madge Pearson
St. Joe
James A. Powell
Darinda Robinson
Dollie Turner
Lebanon
Ind
Powell
N. L. Utterback
Chas, Whitlock
Lancaster
G. G. Ebner
J.hendrickson
S. B. Sands
Des Moines
Fair
J. A. Chambers and Sons
Merle and
Milliard
Cedar Rapids
Merle
Crawfordsville
Marsh W .Bailey
W. A. Gibson
John Stewart
Roy Stewart
Roy Fletcher
Columbus Junction
Clint Fletcher
Wortman
W. E. Anwyl
Edwin J. Rice
Frank Clossen
Bonnie
Frank
John McCoy
John Patterson
William Sweet
Warren Williams
Louisa Williams
Thomas Smylie
Havre
James Arnold
Zook
James Miller
Mildred
Mt. Pleasant
James Rose
Burlington
Sally Ward
Glasgow
Local and area visitors noted around Ainsworth and Crawfordsville
Ainsworth and Crawfordsville gossip lists visitors from Lincoln St Joseph Lancaster and Washington. Residents return from trips to Muscatine Cedar Rapids Des Moines Havre and Glasgow with tales of family events surgeries and ongoing social visits.
Farm Notes on Husbands and Beekeeper Sting Comparisons
A satirical Farmers column mocks domestic life and bee stings. It advices women to assert themselves with humor and exaggerated threats while poking fun at husbands and workers. The piece blends quips about household labor, flatirons, and bee stings as moral contrasts.
Sabbath schedule at Second United Presbyterian Church
Sabbath school at 9 30 morning public worship at 11 Reverend Wu Sawhill preaches in the morning Junior Endeavor at 5 45 with no evening service due to the union park service.
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Union Park Service
Sawhill
Union Service in Central Park Leads Hymn Sing Tomorrow
The union service in Central Park will start at seven tomorrow evening with church choirs uniting under Supt Fuller to direct a service of song. Hymns come from a new book for Union Tabernacle Meetings as Rev D Coon preaches on The Lordship of Jesus a Creed That Needs No Revising. Crowd appreciates the quiet on the square during the service.
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Central Park
Supt. Fuller
Union Tabernacle
D. Coon
Jesus
Teaming And Hauling By Ray Keyes
Ray Keyes promotes a ready to work hauling service with a strong team and flexible capabilities. Telephone 554 Red.
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H&t
Ray Keyes
Water shutoff to connect new main on Aug 28
Notice that water service will be shut off Monday August 28 from 1 p m to 4 p m weather permitting to make connection with a new water main.
Baptist, Frank Smith to Lead Prelude at San Jose Church
Frank Smith of San Jose Calif remains in the city over Sunday to give a ten minute prelude on the organ before the morning service. Pastor D I Coon will preach on A Changed Village. Announcements about the annual picnic will be made at Bible school at 9 30.
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Frank Smith
San Jose Calif
Baptist Church
D. I. Coon
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Indigestion and upset stomach blamed on fermentation in the stomach. Five minutes of relief claimed with MI-O-NA stomach tablets from Lemmon's Pharmacy. A 50 cent box is advertised with a guarantee.
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Lemmon
Market News and Quotations From Chicago August 26 1911
Market reports show steady prospects with receipts estimated at 7 000 today and 6 912 yesterday. CME grains list near steady prices with Wheat near 0.901 to 0.945 for Sept and Corn around 0.64 to 0.62 for Sept. live cattle and sheep also reported steady demand while hogs and wheat futures contribute to mixed trading patterns.
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Chicago
Mis
Tackens
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