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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

8

Rural Rail Service Expanded To Aid Farmers

New York news reports improved local train service on the West Peanut branch from Batavia to Buffalo to transport farm produce and riders. Governor Hughes public service commission announces settlements enabling interurban links, aiding Ondawa Grange farmers and school children across Steuben Chemung Elmira regions.

New York Kenesee County Batavia Buffalo Hughes Public Service ‘Commissioners Hughes Board In Corporation Control Albany Ondawa Grange Steuben Chemung Elmira Public Service Commission

Iowa Historical Society Elects New Members

At a meeting in Iowa City the State Historical Society of Iowa voted new members including Hon. B. P. Birdsall Clarion Judge Mathew C. Matthews Dubuque Judge Franklin C. Platt Waterloo Judge W. N. Treichler Tipton Carl W. Roe Forest City Henry Cadile Bethany Mo C H Wegersleo Alta Atty Albert T Cooper Cedar Rapids Frank Shinn Carson Atty John H Grimm Cedar Rapids W G Haskell Cedar Rapids Atty F F Dawley Cedar Rapids Henry B Soutter Cedar Rapids.

Iowa Historical Society Iowa City Iowa State Historical Society of B. P. Birdsall Clarion Mathew C. Matthews Dubuque Franklin C. Platt Waterloo W. N. Treichler Tipton Carl W. Roe Forest City Henry Cadile Bethany

Donations Pour In For Layson Islands Expedition

Iowa City residents rally for the university project to visit the Layson Islands in the Pacific to collect specimens drawings and information for a miniature replica in the university museum. Contributors from Maine and other areas fund the effort as Dr. W A Bryan lectures on King's Mountain to aid the drive and the football team canvasses events for a summer trip.

Wiany Iowa City Iowa University Layson Islands Pacific Ocean Maine W. A. Bryan King's Mountain Layson Island

Washington Cures From Arnica Salve After Doctor Failure

John Washington of Bosqueville Texas reports a spider bite caused deep leg sores and five weeks bedridden. After doctors failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured him. Sold for 25 cents at J E Lemmon.

Washington Bucklen John Washington Bosqueville Tex J. E. Lemmon

Hyomei Catarrah Cure Offered With Money Back Guarantee

Lemmon's pharmacy in Washington sells an inhaler and Hyomei bottle with complete usage instructions for one dollar. If it does not cure catarrh asthma bronchitis croup hay fever or coughs and colds the buyer gets a refund. A testimonial from G F Lowe of Allegan Michigan dated September 9 1908 supports Hyomei as a reliable remedy.

America Lemmon Washington Lowe Allegan Mich Hyomei G. F. Lowe Allegan, Mich

Supreme Court bans liquor orders in Iowa in test case

The Iowa Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, declared it illegal for any person to take liquor orders in Iowa. The decision, upholding Judge Preston's injunction in McCollum versus McConnaughey, reverses two prior high court rulings and aligns with the federal stance in similar cases. Local temperance backers, led by Colonel S. W. Brookhart, initiated the case to curb out-of-state salesmen shipping liquor into the state.

Supreme Court of the United States South Dakota Preston Brookhart

Midna Cures Dyspepsia, Money Back Offer

MIDNA Cures Dyspepsia promises money back if relief is not immediate. It provides relief from heartburn sour stomach stomach distress and sick headache. Sold for 50 cents a large box at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon's Pharmacy

Richard Mansfield Shines in The First Violin at Grand

Burlington Hawkeye notes a soggy but strong Grand Theatre night with Richard Mansfield gaining real recognition in the title role. True S James as Eugene Courvoisier delivered a refined First Violin performance and audiences of about a thousand enjoyed a well presented play. Burlington hopes for future appearances by James and Mansfield.

Richard Mansfield S. James Eugene Courvoisier Burlington

Presbyterian Juniors Present Friday Evening Program at Church

The Presbyterian Juniors host an entertainment Friday at 7:30 p.m. with graduates assisting. Admission is ten cents. candy will be sold to fund mission pledges. The program includes piano solos, recitations, vocal numbers, a sketch, a German poem, dialogues, and audience participation in America.

Romola Latchem Jeannette Smith Lincoln Corinne Rothschild

Leslie Logan to Lead Services With Oskaloosa Guest

The County News notes Leslie Logan will be joined by a singer from Oskaloosa to lead Sunday morning and evening services. Mrs. M. L. Sargent of Centerville visits the Morgan home with Mrs. Geo. A. Howard and Jack. A. W. Woodford returns from Iowa City hospital improved. Bereiter sale draws locals. Richland visitors N. Robinson and H. Robinson travel to Burlington to hear Glenn Halsing. John Holland, former resident north of here, dies in Richland.

Leslie Logan Oskaloosa Rs. M. L. Sargent Centerville Geo. A. Howard and Son Jack Ft. Madison Morgan Home A. W. Woodford Iowa City A. W. Robinson Richland Robinson Burlington Glenn Halsing John Holland Here

Ainsworth Briefs Report Local Movements and Births

L A Myers returned to Kansas City after attending his wife Minnie E Myers funeral. Wm Price and his mother Wesley Price visit Washington. H Pearson spent yesterday in Washington. Wm Marr returned to Oak Nebr after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Scott welcomed a baby girl yesterday. Mrs A J Rogers returned from Alexis Illinois. P Nichols visited Muscatine. Frank Wallace and wife welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday.

L. A. Myers Kansas City Minnie E., Myers Wm. Price Wesley Price Washington Wm. Marr Oak Nebr Geo. Scott A. J. Rogers Alexis P. Nichols Muscatine Frank Wallace

Hawkeye Fellowship Club Formed For Ex‑Iowans In Chicago

Former Iowans establish the Hawkeye Fellowship club with an initial 1 PM luncheon at Vogelsang's. Permanent HQ planned at the Grand Pacific hotel. weekly Saturday luncheons. Membership will include ten or more Iowa natives in Chicago finance, such as George E. Roberts, Ralph Van Vechten, George M. Reynolds, W. T. Fenton, and F. W. Thompson.

Hawkeye Fellowship Club Vogelsang’s Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago Hawkeye State Finance George E. Roberts The Commercial National Bank Ralph van Vechten Commercial National George M. Reynolds Continental Bank Treasury Taft W. T. Fenton National Bank of the Republic F. W. Thompson Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company

Iowa group to elect eleven district vice presidents

The organization will select one vice president for each of Iowa's eleven congressional districts. H. E. Kiester becomes secretary, Henry Myer treasurer, and Robert B. Armstrong will head a fourteen member executive committee. A membership drive starts immediately. It is estimated there are 25,009 people in Chicago who formerly lived in Iowa.

Iowa H. E. Kiester Henry Myer Robert B. Armstrong Chicago Sunday Record- Herald

Citizen recounts health recovery with Dr King’s New Discovery

J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, believed a plot by lung trouble and death. He describes a stubborn cold that sapped his weight to 130 pounds until Dr King’s New Discovery restored his health to 178 pounds. Trial bottle offered free with guarantee by J E Lemon.

J. A. Stone Kemp Tex J. E. Lemmon

Boy Crushed by Falling Tree in Charles City

In Charles City Iowa on February 10 a seven year old boy August Lewske was killed instantly when a large tree fell while his father chopped it. The child ran toward the falling tree and was blocked by a fence corner forcing him into the path of the trunk as it crashed down.

Charles City Iowa August Lewske

Lena Maxwell departs for Chicago visit

In Crawfordsville on Feb. 10 Miss Lena Maxwell left for Chicago to visit friends. John Taylor from Washington made a business call here. Roy Twinam traveled to Washington today. Henry Crooks, who underwent an operation at University hospital in Iowa City, is recovering as well as could be expected, and supporters are pleased with his progress.

Lena Maxwell Chicago John Taylor Washington Roy Twinam Henry Crooks University Hospital Iowa City

Small Blaze Confined at Residence of Chas Baker

A noon fire in south Washington started from an overheated stove in the home of Chas Baker. Firemen found a small blaze confined to the wall behind the stove, which had been moved closer to the wall to heat rooms faster. The house belongs to John Warnock and damage was minimal.

Chas. Baker Washington John Warnock

Big Remnant Display at Bowman's

Be sure to come and see the Big Remnant display at Bowman's store this weekend with promotions and demonstrations for shoppers.

Bowman’s

Lincoln Memorial Service Honors Emancipator at First Church

A Lincoln anniversary service is set for 8 o'clock Friday evening at the First Church of Christ Scientist. The subject is Freedom, with all invited to attend to honor the memory of the great emancipator.

Church of Christ

All A Mistake Promotes Young Married Couple

To young married couples a notice invites them to view the young married pair in All A Mistake and learn from their experiences. The item implies a theatrical or instructional purpose for audiences seeking guidance.

Also Mentioned on This Page

New York State Historical Society Elects Layson Electric Theatre Selig Rockies Preme Court Hawkeye Teddy Bear March Zeila Shields Harry’s Mistake Mildred Benham Romola Latch John C. Abels Father Time Grace Applegate Naomi Miller Marguerite Wallace Helen Cowden Edith Fox Leland Carris Mr. Vernon Bells Ruth McCleary Mildred Stewart Zella Mildred Shields Lucy Ruth Pierce Mauree Applegate the County News Clay Ainsworth National Bank Total Assets A. H. Wallace WM. A. Cook J. A. Young Casuier W. F. Wilson Asst D. J. Ross BookkeEerer S. H. White Wm.a. Cook John E. Griffith J. A. Harwood A. H. Wallace ’. L. Wilson L. H. Wallace Iowans Farm Club Ralks Edison Phonographs Crawfordsville Edison Phonograph T. H. Chilcote Washington, Iowa North Iowa Avenue Lincoln Memorial Service Popham Williams Mfg. CO Cleveland McElhinney Drug Co Foley Seley & Company Lemmon’s Pharmacy Cas Gottic Lemmen S . Harmacy Frank Rogers
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