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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
3
Local brief mentions a sale of eatables next Saturday and notes numerous city visitors, travel to Davenport, Ainsworth, and Columbus Junction, and several social events. Various residents attend meetings, sales, or family visits, with obituaries and church notices scattered through the itemized civic roundup.
Special report from Washington indicates fair conditions overnight with colder temperatures in the east and warmer readings in the northwest. Tomorrow should bring continued fair skies with warmer daytime temperatures across the state.
Businessmen property owners and interested residents are urged to attend a Thursday evening gathering at the Commercial club gymnasium. The meeting seeks a mutual plan to boost Washington and Washington county commercial conditions with no cost or obligation to attendees. Bring neighbors to discuss an effective conduct system for betterment.
Physicians with national reputations link colds to pneumonia consumption and chronic throat lung problems. The warning urges avoiding risk when ill and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cure before complications develop. Sold by Cook and Sherman Stewart's Pharmacy.
The M. W. A. announces a box supper at their hall this Thursday. Ladies are asked to bring boxes. all are invited to attend. The notice is dated 10-26.
Local items note Chas Work arrival from the east Dr Pratt business visitor Leigh Wallace to Brighton on business Will Bokentamp Muscatine in town Ross Coulter back from Amarillo Jesse Longwell Wellman in town Mrs Teeter remains unchanged Birth announced of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Ewing of Colorado Springs former resident Jennie Anderson of this city
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