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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
7
Mr. J. EyListon of Maple Landing Iowa describes severe lagrippe symptoms from Wioter Weather. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets for fast relief and recommends their use with cold symptoms. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
LaCrosse Wisconsin votes to self insure public buildings after expiring policies. A 15000 policy renewals are not renewed and a sinking fund of 1500000 will grow annually to cover probable fire losses. Also reports Havreford arrival with over 200 Jewish refugees from Russia and their families.
The forecast covers Illinois Wisconsin and tidhorn with fair skies and rising temperatures and fresh southwesterly winds. Lower Michigan expects generally fair weather with moderate temperatures and fresh southerly winds. Iowa shows fair and warmer conditions in eastern and central portions.
Chicago Board of Trade quotations show mixed grain values with Dec and May wheat trading near 86 and 88 percent bases. Corn and oats futures display narrow ranges, while pork, lard, and short ribs futures move in modest increments. Livestock receipts and bids in Buffalo and local rings indicate tentative broad market strength for calves and lambs, with hogs and sheep showing variable demand.
Harper's Weekly warns of two insurance crises. Many policy owners let policies lapse, ignoring the value of existing coverage. Proxies to Thomas Lawson are criticized as dangerous, urging a National Vigilance Committee to safeguard the public.
A skating party yesterday afternoon at Jugenheimer's pond drew several city ministers and friends. The ice was smooth, making balance tricky at first, but practice soon improved their form and they enjoyed the outing. Those who joined included Rev. and Mrs. Sawhill, Miss Roberts, and Revs. Allen, Jones, and Michels.
The W C T U asks members and supporters to deliver bedding and clothing to Miss Mary Parker's home by the 14th for the Dubuque Rescue Home. Items needed include sheets, children's clothing, flannel, thread, soap, groceries, and other usable goods.
Anticipating participants may leave corn samples with County Recorder John S. Wilson at the Court House for proper care and exhibition. A large line of exhibits is expected as many announce their intent to compete and win honors at both local and Ames exhibits. Miss Carpenter of Davenport visits Mrs. Laura Maxwell.
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