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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1910

Page

2

Local and Personal Notes From The Fair and City

A bustling round of city social and business notices from The Fair includes Mr. J. M. Stewart visiting from Ainsworth, Mr. Howard of Marshalltown in the city, and many residents traveling for visits or work. Readers learn about store features, repairs at McNamara's South Side, horse-sale travels, and upcoming changes with new lines at The Fair.

J. M. Stewart Ainsworth Mr. Howard Marshalltown McNamara South Side Eod Tats

Pope Celebrates 51st Anniversary of First Mass

Rome January 1 Pope Pius then Father Giuseppe sang his first mass for the Reise chapel poor in 1874 today as pope he marked the fifty first anniversary at St Peters with simple ceremony reflecting his priestly origin.

Rome Pius Giuseppe Reise St. Peters

Taft to Request Commerce Court

President Taft will urge in his interstate commerce message that a special court be convened to pass on appeals from orders of the interstate commerce commission. Washington hosts leading railroad executives to define the railways stance on amendments to the interstate commerce law. The gathering includes Mellen, McCrea, Lovett, Baer, Finley, and Brown from major lines.

Washington Jan. J Taft Interstate Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Mellen New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad McCrea Pennsylvania Railroad Lovett Union Pacific Railroad Hardman Lines

Flooding Destroys Crops in Philippopolis Plain

Eastern Roumelia endures a disastrous flood described as the worst in fifty years. Many residents are reported drowned as the vast inundated plain damages crops and livestock. Local authorities face heavy losses and ongoing relief concerns.

Philippopolis Bulgaria Roumetia

Hidden Feuds Surface in Quiet Domestic Scene

In dialogue, Mrs. Torkins explains her husband Charley hunts, noting he sometimes stays home weeks while birdshot is removed from his system, revealing tension beneath a domestic calm. The exchange hints at friction over hunting and shared life.

Hyomei Promise and How It Cures Catarrh

Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Hyomei with a money back guarantee for catarrh and claims rapid relief. The antiseptic inhaler uses eucalyptus and germ killers to treat sore throats coughs colds croup and bronchitis. Complete outfit costs 1.00 extra bottles 50c. Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.

Lemmon Booth's Hyomei Co Buffalo, N. Yi

Congress to Open With Interior Department Probe Planned

Congress returns this week with the House set on swift action while the Senate lags. The main event is the promised investigation of the Interior Department and the Forest Service, with President Hoover’s anti trust message due Wednesday. The House aims to push Panama Canal Zone reorganization and priority spending bills. Senate committees lag, delaying calendar progress.

House Senate Interior Washington Congress T.house McLaurin Mississippi Panama Canal Zone Jones Humphrey Interior Department Forest Service

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East Side Lemmain Harman W. J. Bradley the Fair Kentucky Coal D. A. Chalmers Don Wittman Ottumwa the Fair. T T. J. Mills Bonaparte, Iowa A. Kb. Forgéy McNamara & Son Frank Creath Cedar Rapids Busi Ness DP. A. Chalmers G. Wilson Des Moines Hattie Funk Highland, Iowa B. M. Doolittle Jennie Williams Crawfordsville Ruth Henderson Keota Mark Hardin Winnifred Shellabarger Letts Wyman Ola Dutch Cleanser Parker Donald Bell Washington National Bank A. A. Wall of Rubio City George Brinton Verdi McNamara’s South Side Johnson Ross Mrs. Guy Mintle Grinnell C. L. Walker Brighton Rebecca DeCook Fred Faulkner Pella D. W. Ferguson Havre George Heiderman West Chester Roc Ferguson James Fitzwater Hones Emma Felkner Sigourney W. A. Turner Wilda Augustine Washington Academy G. W. Manussier Burlington Basco H. L. Bennett Chisago Wheata J. B.mcculley Winfield J.P. McCulley Blanche Myrtle Kinch Iowa City Accie Clapper Tom Flaherty Bruce Gardner Frank Romine Wellman Mrs. A. Hunter Wever Iowa M. C. Wolford Decorah Perry Dewey Clearfield James Patterson William George J. A. Wood K. W. Sage E. Donovan Faith Davenport David Donovan Philip Helferich Ft. Dodge William Huntenbach Forgey & Maple’s Mary Coughlin Chicago Coughlin St. James School Laura Doolittle BM. Doolittle University of Chicago Gertrude Klotz Columbus Junction Fred Colton Miss Klotz Greta Colton T. T. Allen Okmulgee Okla Elm Grove Lexington Lexington Cemetery Ruth Triplett Fremont W. N. Johnson Clayton Howard C. S. Thomas Edith Rownd Coe College Cecil Corbett Dewey Corbett Eldora Walter Hartman Jeannette Lemley J. W. Lemley Grinnell College Agnes Butterfield W. Hi. Butterfield St. Joseph's Academy Edwin Pauls Seymour Wis Charles H. Pauls LaPorte City Harvey Matthews Wells’ Fargo Iowa Gas & Electric Company Perry Richardson Harvey Nora Curran Jerry Curran Mt. Vernon Cornell College Charles Cunni@elam Kansas City Harry Montgomery Texas eod7This W. C. Willis Mabel Morton George H. Paul Gulf Coast Country R. C. Ferrier Ollie James Ferrier D. Steinberger Kansas Lt. Rothschild Frank Buckley John Buckley Dr. Cubbins Alma Brindley L. O. Brindley Howard Cunningham University Mrs. A. K. Burnell Louise Newton J. A. Cunningham Frank Powers H. M. Shellabarger Charles Hays Will Cherry Pond Mary Steck Nena Wilson Dorothy Miller State University Floyd Shaw Lawrence Wilson Louis Masson Ben Wallace John Fisher Leo O'Loughlin Mel Shields Mary Masson Joanna Kyle Lillian Minick Eckles Sis Commerce Court Tribunal Hyome Mona
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