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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1912

Page

8

Funerals Held Across Towns for Pratt Klagh and Others

Funeral services were held for Norman Pratt at Pleasant Hill church near Washington with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Klagh’s service took place at Crawfordsville Methodist Church with interment there and a preliminary home service in Washington. A child, John Wynne, age eleven, underwent a hernia operation at the county hospital with a positive prognosis. The Rev. J M Duncan and S K Leacox traveled from Keota after attending the United Presbyterian men’s conference in Columbus City.

A. 8. Smith Crawfordsville John Wynne J. M. Duncan S. K. Leacox Keota Columbus City United Presbyterian Men's Conference

Plans Christmas Joy for State Wards

Des Moines report notes preparations for Christmas festivities at state hospitals and institutions. Senator Wade, back from southern facilities, says inmates and wards are treated like children and receive a full week of Christmas services.

Des Moines Wade

Christmas Delights At State Wards Highlight Employee Dedication

Children and staff share in festive preparations as nurses and attendants stay on to ensure holiday joy for all wards. The season centers on making presents, songs, plays, and entertainment with everyone eager to participate.

Indiana Roads Enthusiasts Meet Opens With Notables

Indianapolis December 11 D M Parry and the committee in charge of the programme for the Indiana better roads convention opened here today with prominent speakers including Vice President elect Marshall Governor elect Ralston of Indiana Judge J M Lowe of Kansas City and Logan director of the office of public roads One feature will be a session by the Indiana Star Bar Association and legal aspects of good roads will be discussed

Indianapolis D. M. Parry Marshall Ralston Indiana J. M. Lowe Kansas City Office of Public Roads Logan Washington Dd. c Indiana Star Bar Association

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Says Ad

An advert warns against otntments for catarrh containing mercury as dangerous though some products claim cure. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The notice notes genuine Hall's product sold by druggists with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo All Druggista Chichester Ataks

Local ministers return from Keokuk presbytery meeting

Revs W R Sawhill W C Fisher and Joseph McNabb return from Colum bus City after attending a Keokuk presbytery session. The meeting released Rev J C Currie from Crawfordsville. speakers included Dr J A Thompson and Rev John Ferguson. A district conference earlier drew about seventy five men and featured addresses by multiple ministers.

W. R. Sawhill W. C. Fisher Joseph McNabb Columbus City Keokuk United Presbyterian Church J. C. Currie Crawfordsville Currie J. A. Thompson Tarkio College John Ferguson Monmouth College H. T. Jackson Ainsworth Washington H H. McCleery L. D. Robinson Ross van Nostrand I. K. Beal W. J. Brooks John F. Simpson G. W. Hay W. O. Fisher Mr. McCleery W. W. Milligan Burlington Frederick Elliott Indianola T. A. Nichols D. L. McBride Winfield W. G. Wilson Morning Sun D.s.lytle J. M. Lytle McConnelee United Presbyterian India

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised for croupy coughs

An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Lemmon's Pharmacy as a quick relief for croupy coughs and wheezy colds. It claims soothing, healing effects with no opiates and instant relief for children.

Foley Lemmon's Pharmacy

Kansas Man Seeks Des Moines Bride in Odd Quest

Floyd Karns of Lawrence Kansas, 24, 146 pounds and a barber by trade, seeks a wife from Des Moines Iowa after failing to find a sweetheart in Kansas. He invites interested single women to write to 259 Lincoln Street Lawrence and rejects house plants and wall flowers as unsuitable preferences.

Des Moines Floyd Karns Lawrence Kan Floyd Kansas Mount Oread University of Kansas Karns Register and Leader Lincoln Street

Oscar Underwood Loses On Illinois Vote In Wilde Speech Preview

Column recalls Oscar A. Underwood Alabama majority leader failing to land the presidency bid as Illinois's fifty eight votes propel Wilson. The piece mocks the scene with satirical portraits and predicts a post March speech to rally Congress.

United States Oscar A. Underwood Alabama House of Representatives Oscar Maud S William Jennings Bryan Harmon Ohio Champ Clark Woodrow Illinois Roger Sullivan Wilson Underwood Raphael Baltimore

Des Moines Ministers Debate High School Dances Morality

Des Moines clergy discuss the turkey trot and other dances in Iowa high schools and consider asking the public morals committee to report on preventing dancing and theatre attendance by students. Council Bluffs ministers back a bill to curb dancing in schools and theater advertising.

Des Moines Iowa Public Morals Committee Des Moines Ministerial Association J. W. Graves Calvary Baptist Church Council Bluffs

Postmaster General outlines Christmas mailing rules

Hitchcock issues rules for prepaid postage full addresses secure wrapping and proper labeling for holiday mail. Examples note special delivery stamps and registration while warning of losses from careless packing with thousands of parcels mishandled or unmailable last year.

Hitchcock Addiiton

Grafters To Be Sentenced In Atlantic City

Jarvis Bud Griffin Joseph Ford and John Dykes face long prison terms after convictions for paying police for gambling house protection. All three plan to appeal after sentencing, as anticipated in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City N. J Jarvis Bud” Griffin Joseph Ford John Dykes United States

HYOMEI Inhaler Advert Promises Catarrh Cure

Druggists offer HYOMEI for 50 cents, with inhaler and booklet. Claims relief from catarrh, croup, sore throat, bronchitis and deafness. Lemmon's Pharmacy refunds money if not satisfied. complete outfit available for $1.00.

Hooth Lemmon's Pharmacy Hyomei

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