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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
4
Mothers learn croup prevention as hoarseness signals onset. A wet rough cough follows, but early use of Chamber's Cough Remedy is claimed to dispel symptoms and avert danger. The Beacon promotes coal and Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, with testimonials of recovery and weight gain.
Atty W A White purchases the Pollard abstract books and business from Mrs Jos Pollard Jr and moves fixtures to his new office near J B Crail. White will continue the abstract work with probate services. A L Seeker leaves to practice law in Parsons Kansas and Mrs Pollard remains, possibly teaching German.
A Harman of Nicola & Harman reports eight years of kidney pain and disturbed rest. He bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Columbia Pharmacy and found strong relief. The product, sold by Foster Milburn Co in New York, is advertised for sale by all dealers at 50 cents per box. Remember the name Doan's.
Fresh coal arrives daily from the Gar field Beacon mines for delivery by 60 121 John Shields and Son.
The funeral for William A. Stiles is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM from his residence with a 1 45 PM meeting at Masonic Hall. Marion Clapper W M Johnson the baker promotes pies and cakes for New Year, urging early visits and cake sales for the event.
Miss Nannie Laughead entertained friends in honor of Mrs. Jennie Anderson Ewing of Colorado Springs and Miss Martha Walker of Ainsworth. The Bachelor Maids will entertain New Year’s guests at the C. J. Whitson home on East Washington Street. Several dinners and social gatherings followed, with out of town guests from Ottumwa and Burlington, and a five generation reunion for the Culley family in Washington.
Word reached press hour of Mrs Mary Russell death after a fall and hip fracture. Reports detail neighbors and local visitors including Amos Stewart and Miss Ora Henderson while noting weather related gas lamp issues and travel updates from Ainsworth to St Louis and Kansas.
Washington reports no new message from President Cooper on the allies plan to arbitrate Venezuela tensions. The discussion centers on ending the blockade and the personnel of the arbitration commission as European scholars push for the permanent court option. A Hague expert notes Article 27 supports peace through arbitration, while the U S fears European interference under Monroe doctrine.
A local advertiser touts a choice clear maple syrup as superior to common adulterated products. The notice promises a tastier option and invites customers to purchase at the store or venue selling the product.
Tonight at 8:15 the Stetson company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Graham theater. Admission prices range from 10 to 40 cents for the evening performance.
Court of Honor summons members to attend Friday evening session with business of importance and installation of officers. John Shields & Son advertised beacon coal sale context referenced as part of the notice. The Chancellor urges attendance and extra effort to be present.
Mrs H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe digestive troubles. She reports improved appetite and a 35 pound gain after using the remedy. The text also notes local social items and a marriage license for Sidney Young and Anna Henn.
A Winchester Indiana resident touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for his wife who suffered long illness. The ad claims cures for stomach and liver troubles and constipation. Also mentions a Washington attorney visiting Grinnell and a Madison Medicine Co. product.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure. Each box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and the note mentions a 25 cent price.
A fire in Wharton Texas destroyed a block of frame and brick business houses with losses estimated at about 00000. The incident followed a separate outline of other regional happenings and appointments.
The city of Washington Iowa invites sealed bids by noon January 4 1903 for 15000 dollars of 4 percent Electric Light Bonds. Bonds repayable semi annually in denominations of 100 dollars. bids may cover any number of bonds. The city may reject any bid. For details contact City Treasurer F H Smith.
From Chicago Board of Trade quotes for December and May futures across Wheat Corn Oats and Pork with declines in Wheat and Corn and cautious hog and cattle activity. Buffalo trade shows steady veal and variable hogs with late-season market softness.
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