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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
Special to The Evening Journal notes fair conditions in Iowa with colder temperatures tonight and Friday. A cold wave is expected in the east portion.
Multiple brief items report visits and local happenings. Rothschild travels to Kansas City for business. John Brinton of Brighton and Sam Swartz of Chicago visit the city. Hog losses reported by Walter Logan Rural Route 4. Illness flagged for Harry Humble. A marriage license issued to Vernie Dawson and Georgia Rich. Fred Parker's true kentuckian show advertised with tickets at Columbia Pharmacy. Mrs. Edworthy arrives from Ainsworth aboard the Firefly. Reverend Kemp attends Sabbath School institute. Mrs. McLaughlin ill at home. Asa Reid ships a carload of horses to Bloomington and sells them at auction. Ina Ingersoll arrives to serve as deaconess. Ice production progress noted by M. T. Anderson. Prof. Manning's Sunday School institute welcomes news of a birth in Canada. Hays and McClellan return from Ainsworth after building work on Geo. Carson's project.
Lem Cherry and several residents travel for business to Brighton Missouri Fairfield and Illinois. Horses shipped to Buffalo. Ruth Williams Cotter visits. Basketball at Commercial club Friday. Inebriated notices and church sermon announced. Local moves include Swift Co packing house job in Rock Island and a piano tuning service advertising.
W. L. Eichelberger hires George M. Garvin a noted piano tuner regulator to open a repair shop in the music store. Garvin is touted as the finest workman in town. All work guaranteed perfect or no charge. Orders may be left at Eichelberger's.
Physicians prominent nationwide warn that colds lead to pneumonia consumption chronic catarrh bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Do not risk your life seek relief with Chamberlains Cough Remedy now available at Cook and Sherman Stewart's Pharmacy.
The remedy, urging Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied two or three times daily with vigorous rubbing, may relieve rheumatic muscle pain. If needed, bind a dampened flannel with Pain Balm for quicker relief. Sold by Cook & Sherman Stewart's Pharmacy.
At a mass meeting in Oskaloosa 130 acres were purchased for Central Holiness University. Plans include an 830000 main building and a 20000 dormitory this summer, a 5000-seat tabernacle in June, and streetcar gas and electric service extending immediately. Lots valued at 24000 have been sold with a 20000 pledge requested by unanimous vote.
H. L. Stanley of Bruno recalls his wife’s five year battle with coughing and lung bleeding ending in restoration of health after using Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. He cites rapid improvement from the first bottle and a full cure after twelve bottles. Sold by J. H. Stewart’s druggist with 50¢ and $1.00 sizes and a free trial bottle.
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