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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
7
Washington residents prepare to welcome Crocker Brigade veterans for a reunion on September 4 and 5. An estimated 500 visitors will need lodging and reasonable rates, with local families urged to open homes and host the guests. The organizing committee will canvass households to ensure ample accommodations.
Local notes from Kalona Keota and nearby towns detail visits by residents to relatives and friends, preparations for the Woodman picnic with carnival amusements, a near miss at the river bridge as a wagon wrecks after a runaway horse, and community updates on theater band concerts charity events and state fair attendance.
Henderson Walker and John Taylor of Washington were visitors in Crawfordsville yesterday. Mr. Boyd, Miss Lena Maxwell, and J. B. McCoy traveled to Washington this morning.
Malaria troubles cause chills fever and debility on the canal. Electric Bitters, sold by Lemmon’s Pharmacy, claim to destroy malaria and related stomach liver and kidney issues. Wm A. Fretwell of Lucama NCTestifies a severe malaria attack was cured by three bottles and health remained good since.
Keith Eugene Dupuis died last night at 16 50 from bowel trouble after several days of illness. He was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Dupuis of East Second Street. The funeral is expected tomorrow forenoon as arrangements are finalized and friends extend heartfelt sympathy.
Bozeman Montana hosts the Sweet Pea Carnival with visitors from many states. Tonight the carnival queen will be crowned as Gov Norris confers the crown, with Senator Carter as lord archbishop and Senator Dixon as lord high chamberlain.
Well known educators and clergymen gather at Sagamore Beach near Boston for the first National Conference on the Moral and Religious Training of the Young. The program runs from this evening through Thursday night with discussions on public school morals Catholic and Protestant viewpoints and topics including high school dangers school and college lawlessness secret societies and training for larger patriotism.
Holl City bus line invites pupils to enroll afternoons Wednesday Thursday or Friday of this week. Call 589 Black and leave orders with Frank Rogers including street and number for prompt service.
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