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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1905

Page

3

Casey’s livery barn buys horses for Buffalo market

A notice states the seller will be at Casey’s livery barn every Saturday and Monday to buy fat horses for shipment to the Buffalo market at the highest price. A public dance with Bairds orchestra is in Armory Hall tonight. John Minner reports securing linotype work in East St. Louis.

Casey Buffalo A. Limerman Armory Hall Baird John Minner East St. Louis

Reverend Dite McMasters Captivates Grundy Center on The Greatest Thing

Rev. Dite McMasters of Grundy Center spoke last night at the Baptist church on The Greatest Thing in the World. He described the soul as the kingly center of creation and humanity as lord of the universe, delivering an entertaining and thoughtful address to a large attentive audience.

Dite McMasters Grundy Center Baptist Church McMasters Sam Jones Mc-Masters Wake Neal Neal God Mr. McMasters

Local social notes and business items from the city

John Palmer arrived from Nichols. Chalmers advertises Rutledge coal at 3 50 a ton. Sandros arrived from Muscatine. Coffman visits Keola. Col D J Palmer travels to Des Moines after a weekend home. Ed Donovan returns from Davenport area. Temperature hits 14 degrees below zero per government thermometer. Albert Koch of Toledo visits for Perfection Shirtwaist Co business. Mrs Norton and Edith visit from Eldon. Mrs Laura Maxwell and daughter Mary return from Rock Island and Muscatine. Wilson Hardware moves tinshop and furnace goods to Crown Cafe building for future business.

D. A. Chalmers C. Hl. Sandros Muscatine Chas. Ragan Frank Gray Rubio H. D. Cherryholmes Crawfordsville J. H. Cherryholmes Col D. J. Palmer Des Moines Ed Donovan Davenport M. E. Latta Oskaloosa Albert Koch Toledo Ohio Frank Norton Edith Eldon Laura Maxwell Mary Rock Island R. F. Goodenough Lemmon Jewelry Store Knoxville Misses Grush J. H. Grush West Chester Wilson Hardware Co Crown Cafe

Seed Corn Gospel Tour to Open in February

Des Moines reports Professor P G Holden of Ames will deliver over 500 talks in Iowa on The Gospel of the Corn from February 13 to April 15, excluding Sundays. The seed corn special starts in Des Moines a week after February 7, with stops of 30 minutes at each station and multiple railroads guiding the itinerary. Noted agricultural writers and figures may accompany Holden part of the journey as plans firm up.

Des Moines P. G. Holden Ames Iowa Milwaukee Rock Island Milwaukee Territory Northwestern Rocky Island Illinois Central Burlington Wells Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association Henry Wallace J. R. Sage Joseph S. Trigg Iowa State Register Holden Sampson

Nursing and Massage Service by Mrs Bertha Booth

Mrs Bertha Booth trained nurse is now located here permanently and her services are available any time by calling 227. She offers massage treatment after completing a thorough course and will answer all calls promptly.

Bertha Booth

Pastor to Start Life Insurance Career

Roy D. Echiin, former Baptist pastor here, will begin life insurance work in a few weeks. He will join New York Life, operate from Des Moines with headquarters there, and spend time in Washington, D. C. His friends here wish him well and anticipate frequent visits.

Roy D. Echiin The Baptist Church Keeohim New York Life Des Moines Washington

Startling-but-True On Pneumonia and Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Article contrasts Chicago theater fire deaths with pneumonia fatalities, arguing pneumonia often preventable by timely use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Cites testimonial from W D Wilcox of Logan New York and notes Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman sell the remedy.

Chicago Chamberlain Laura W. D. Wilcox Logan New York Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

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New Frank L. Wilson & Co Dougherty Bros West Side Square STECK Washington National Bank Sterling H. F. Steck East Side Jeweler the Equitable, of C. G. Wilson Tama Bidg Burlington, Iowa Columbia Pharmacy Washington, D.C Evening Journal the News Duncans Marbourg & Flelwick John Palmer Nichols Clyde Bailey North English Rev. B. Jacobsmeier Riverside Chas. Coffman Keola New York State Mackintosh Lemmon J. A. Harwood South Side
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