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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1910

Page

2

Civil Service openings sought for Quartermaster staff

J W Shoemaker district secretary St Paul Minn announces a list of Civil Service positions in the Quartermaster's Department. Blacksmiths carpenters firemen plumbers steamfitters wheelwrights saddler and harnessmaker are sought with no educational tests required. Applicants may apply from home and must file by March 15 for postings at military posts across Iowa Minnesota Montana Yellowstone Park Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota.

Harry Bell Civil Service Board J. W. Shoemaker St. Paul Minn Quartermaster’s Department Iowa Minnesota Montana Yellowstone Park Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota

Happenings in the County Communities

William Sankey and family moved into the Seymour Statler house last week. Marion Smith of Story county Iowa visited Frank Smith’s a few days last week. Asel Robertson went to Washington Friday. Miss Burroughs closed a successful term of school at New Haven. Clarence Plummer loaded his belongings at Titus Saturday and moved back to his old home. Brice Flanders was a business visitor at Washington Monday.

Ivan Rehmel Washington Marion Smith Story County Iowa Frank Smith Asel Robertson Miss Burroughs New Haven Clarence Plummer Titus

To Cure a Cold in One Day with Bromo Quinine Tablets

Advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Signature "HE. W. GROVE" appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.

HE. W. Grove

Beard debate sparks wife contrast idea in Houston Post

A brief exchange quotes a man and his wife discussing facial hair. She suggests growing a beard would age the husband and make her look younger by contrast, prompting curiosity about the idea.

Houston Post

Wellman and Kalona Local Notes Highlight Social and Moves

Brighton and Wellman items describe visits moves marriages and property changes. Notable events include the wedding of Miss Helen Chalupa to Charles Brown at Wellman and various relocations including Jennie Griffith property rental and the Meilicker family move to Wilton. Community updates cover sickness travel and farm plans across Wellman Kalona and surrounding areas.

Miss Bowman and Miss Harwood Spent Sunday at Homes

Miss Bowman and Miss Fannie Harwood spent Sunday at their homes in Washington.

Bowman Fannie Harwood Washington

Local notes and arrivals in Wellman area

Arthur Dodds and wife rejoice as a son arrives Saturday. Dr Braden sells his home to W W Sigler who becomes a Wellman citizen April 1. The doctor buys lots from Mrs Murphy and will begin a new house soon. Tom Moon of Iowa City visits the farm. W F M B meets at Mrs R B Hull’s Thursday Feb 24. J A Miller and Sons sale totals over 6000. Joe Starr moves to D K Shaver farm. Duff Varney off Extra visits relatives. Lantz of Iowa Savings buys J B Lloyd property from Dr C A Trumbauer. Naomi Stewart goes to Chicago to study spring millinery. W F Schroeder to Cedar Rapids on business. Maud Durst visits sister Mrs Roy Gardner. W R C to entertain husbands at box supper on Washington’s birthday.

Joe Horne Washington Bert Crone Bloomfield Harry Crone A. L. Jordan Pleasant Plains Morgan Texas Fred Bartholomew Earl Smith Charles Hodges Mauritz Carlson Harry Whittaker Rochester Minn James Tobin Larson Ethel Mabel Bergie Axel Peel Prairie Flower Library Bessie Kyle L. B. Donaldson James Zeck Ralph Zeck Will Todd Edna Genkinger Gladys Noecker Clarence Rathmel Antho van Brighton Harry Bidwell Mediapolis Cedar Rapids Joe Leeper Floris Rev. C. L. Walker Pauline Downs Roy Knowles Dave Lemon Will Garrett Will Stattler Guy Walker Walker Keota Myrtle Smith Ollie Noah Edwards Armstrong Pleasant Plain West Charlie Mumper Winnie Nicholson Edwin Menefee Crawfordsville Marry Bidwell Miss Rathmel Bert Veach Iowa City Marsh Crossett Hat Fuller T. J. Moon Ralph Hull Steve Ossman Julius Miller Aaron Shettler F. C. Shroeder Jacob Gunden H. G. Moore Helen Chalupa Charles Brown Wellman Arthur Woods Myrtle Moore Harry Huffman J. L. Coffey West Chester Nettie Stephens Jennie Dodd Mr. Hasty Williamsburg Belle Lagrippe D. Kelso Lone Tree J. A. Dodds Arthur Dodds Doctor Braden W. W. Sigler R. B. Hull J. A. Miller & Sons Joe Starr D. K

Riverside Notes and Visits Highlight Local Travel

Riverside residents recount weekend visits with family in Iowa City and Clinton. Joe Linsley spent Sunday with his wife in hospital care. Frank D Autremont of Monticello stayed with his daughters Mrs Barnett and sisters. Mrs Craig visited friends in Iowa City. Evans couple arrived from Waltham to manage oatmeal mill property. Kathryn Bailey returned from Clinton to visit sister Mrs Cox. Porty hour prayer observed at St Marys Church led by Rev.

Riverside Joe Linsley Iowa City Kathryn Bailey Clinton Arthur Iwi Cox

Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Residents

Jacobsnieler is aided by a missionary from Atchison Kansas and Reverends Kottenstette Hills and Weil Richmond. Joe Soukup was a Sunday visitor at his sister Mrs Chas Karel in Iowa City. Mrs D Brannen hosts her sister-in-law Mrs Tom Deane Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Stan Beranek move into the Stotts property on Third street.

Jacobsnieler Atchison Kansas Kottenstette Hills Weil Richmond Joe Soukup Chas. Karel Iowa City D. Brannen Tom Deane Muscatine Stan Beranek Stotts Third Street

Local residents take travel for visits and family illness

Ainsworth reports Mrs W T Marr headed to Keota for a relative visit. Mrs A B Moore departed for Washington. Mrs BE J Richards shopped in Washington. Beulah Craig and her sister traveled to Verdi. Mrs M L Miller went to Des Moines to see her ill cousin Mrs W J Walker, gravely ill with typhoid fever. Ed Coffman left for Fairfield to visit his parents.

Ainsworth W. T. Marr Keota A. B. Moore Washington BE. J. Richards Beulah Craig Baby Sister Verdi M. L. Miller Des Moines W. Jd. Walker Ed Coffman Fairfield

Local travelers report visits and arrivals in Crawfordsville

Elias Williams Mrs F B Young and Charles Fishburn were passengers for Washington this morning. Mrs J V Datin and her son Cleo, from Bussey, arrived last evening to visit Mr and Mrs John Shaffer in Crawfordsville.

Crawfordsville Elias Williams F. BE. Young Charles Fishburn Washington J. V Datin Cleo Bussey, Jr John Shaffer

Fat cattle shipments and local visits in Kalona

Kalona residents report Grady plans to ship several car loads of fat cattle on Tuesday. Mr. Horak returns from Riverside visit. Mrs. Rogers comes back from Nebraska. Miss Allen visits Riverside with relatives. B F Allen in Ft Madison. Mike Stump in town Saturday. Dr S A Sleichter passes Des Moines state dental exam last month. Miss Tomlinson from Washington visits here. Mrs Lintz shops here. Sympathy extended to Mrs Flexner and family on mother’s death. Miss D Allen hosts friends for cousin Miss Gardner Morse. all enjoy a merry time. Mr Jackson hosts visit from son Homer and family. George Eglin on business in Washington today.

Kalona Grady Mr. Horak Riverside A. J. Rogers Nebraska Josie Allen B. F. Allen Ft. Madison Mike Stump S. A. Sleichter Des Moines Miss Tomlinson Washington A. Lintz D. Flexner Mr. Jackson Homer George Eglin

Time flies as the old year passes into a new one

A whimsical verse reflects on Time racing through seasons from winter to spring and summer to autumn. It notes the old year’s departure, the start of a fresh year, and the need to stay productive as time relentlessly advances.

Cause of Eczema Explained and New Skin Remedy

Medical authorities shift to skin focused causes for eczema with microscopic agents gnawing beneath the epidermis. A liquid treatment claims to penetrate the skin for relief, offered at 25 cents by Cook & Sherman, BD. D. D. Prescription.

Cook & Sherman

Jeremiah's Oak Sand Shipments Highlighted by Onslow

The report notes Onslow County as a shipper of Jeru Salem oak sand alongside Sampson County. It mentions a traditional domestic remedy seed in molasses and a term used to describe it, reflecting local language and commerce.

Sampson County Onslow Jerusalem

General strike called in Philadelphia over street car dispute

President Murphy of the Central Labor union has called a general strike in Philadelphia in solidarity with strikers. Officials estimate 75,000 to 100,000 workers may walk out. In the northern city, two youths were shot as a mob attacked a street car. one may die.

Cardui praised by Carrsville reader as lifesaving female remedy

Mrs Hattie Cain credits Cardui with ending sixteen years of female trouble. She reports rapid improvement after starting Cardui and urges other women to try it. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet on request.

Hattie Cain Carrsville Cardui N. B Ladies’ Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn

Big Market advert promises wide selection of foods

The notice promotes Royal Market with meats pickles poultry fish canned meats fruits jellies preserves sauces soups and relishes. It touts low prices on rice and claims Lily and Jersey butter are top quality. It emphasizes quick sales and small profits as the business model.

the Royal Jersey

W C T U Meeting Set For Wednesday At Mrs Cor ette Home

The W C T U schedules its next regular meeting for Wednesday the 23rd at Mrs Chas Cor ette's home. Mrs Rev A B Smith will lead devotions on The First Temperance Society. Afterward the group will host a social reception for new members.

Chas Corette A. 8. Smith First Temperance Society

Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days

Pazo Ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or a refund. A 60 cent price is listed.

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