Fen Line Local Notices Brief
Local notices column lists a six content item lineup with brief Fen Line entries and a 1.00 unit measure reference.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
3
Local notices column lists a six content item lineup with brief Fen Line entries and a 1.00 unit measure reference.
F F Roland, longtime agent of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific here, is promoted and will move to Council Bluffs to run a downtown office with higher pay. H W Russel from Trenton Missouri becomes the new agent in Washington area. Auditor Roach from Chicago checks accounts as transition proceeds.
Generally fair tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions in the east and central portions. Colder by Wednesday in some areas as a cool air mass moves in.
Local items advertise macaroons and ginger bread at the Johnson bakery tomorrow with hot bread twice daily. Tradesmen and residents like Hugh Teeter, Miss Hallie Berdo, and Miss Etta Stauffer are noted for buys visits and travel. Other brief notices mention second hand goods, shoe shining, elocution study, and various attendees and departures around Keota and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Norman Scofield host a six o clock dinner. Mr and Mrs Walter Ayres entertained guests with a sleighing party last night for Miss Esther Magill of Chicago followed by an impromptu luncheon at nine thirty at the Ayres home on South Iowa avenue.
A column notes a dubious tonic promising cure in 30 days for 3 cents with no cure no pay. It also quotes Mrs. Jane Cook’s slow improvement and mocks editor J. H. Stewart from Missouri who jokes about leaving town while defending the press and mocking readers and their families.
Mrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and found quick relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm bought by her son. The balm enabled her to sleep after days of pain and her son praised its effectiveness to others. For sale by Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook and Sherman Washington Iowa. January 6 1903. De H Duncan cash only.
Fraulein von Homeyer and Mrs Joseph Pollard Jr offer German lessons and welcome pupils at any time. Residence on West Monroe Street. 74-31.
The January term of District Court convened at eleven with Byron W. Preston of Oskaloosa on the bench as sixth district judge. He retains court reporter I. P. Robinson. Deputy Black opened court and Preston expressed hope for a pleasant and profitable term as the probate docket began with the first call.
If the cause is beyond control worry serves no purpose. If within control take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia. it eases fear and eliminates danger with proper use. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
New York reports say major railroads suspended the per cent water agreement with independent coal operators. Lehigh Valley suspension runs to March 31 while Lackawanna may cancel independently. Critics warn higher costs to the public as independents flood markets. Over 100 independent operators in Lehigh Sehuylkill Wyoming districts saw output fall during the protracted strike.
The case of Arthur Wadeworth National Guardsman who killed striker William Durham during the Schuylkill coal strike is argued in the state supreme court. Wadeworth, guarding a non union miner’s house in Shenandoah, claimed orders to halt threats and to shoot if disobeyed. The court reserved decision and ordered bail set at 800.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney issues purifying blood improving appetite and aiding kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders constipation dyspepsia malaria and overall health. Guaranteed 500 by Stewart druggist.
A Tangier dispatch reports Morocco sultan intends to abdicate in favor of his brother. Teresita Garibaldi Canale, daughter of Garibaldi and wife of General Canale, died suddenly at Caprera on February 20. Pope Leo XIII prepares silver jubilee pontificate. France's President Loubet gains strength as senators are elected Sunday.
In Madrid ex premier Sagasta died at 11:00 p.m. from bronchitis and gastric trouble. The family and former Liberal cabinet members were at the deathbed. A bishop gave the last rites as King Alfonso expressed regret. In Columbus a deceased infant was found hanging from a brake rod after exposure.
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