Yearly Meeting of Mutual Insurance Association Reports Large Risks
The Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance association held its annual meeting with directors and members present. Net gains of 343 956 were reported for 1901, with risks in force at year end 4 887 439 and losses paid 4 725. Directors listed and a convention announced for Smouse's hall. Included is an advertisement for 1000 copies of sheet music at 10c each and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm from W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia.
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Smouse
Committee to Visit Plants for Municipal Lighting Plan
City council begins building a new municipal light plant by gathering information from experts and visiting Ames and other cities. A three member committee Anderson Hebener Logan will consult engineers at Iowa Agricultural College and discuss sewerage disposal. next meeting Monday Jan 13 will review paying contract with Barber Company.
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Biterfield
Chicago
Ainsworth Teachers Meet Saturday at Local School
Teachers from Ainsworth and nearby areas plan a Saturday gathering. County Superintendent Miss Hughes will attend. Discussion centers on central or township schools and their success in Ohlov and other districts. Students are transported by large carryalls.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth and Vicinity
Ohlov
Present from Graham management mailed to course ticket buyers
A gift from the Graham management will be mailed this evening to every person who purchased one or more tickets for the lecture course. If anyone is overlooked, report at once to Carris pharmacy.
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Graham Management
Court of Honor
Assessors Hold Annual Meeting
County officials report on the annual meeting held by the assessors at the County Auditor's Office detailing agenda items and decisions.
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County Auditor's Office
Numbering Houses in City Under Way
City engineers D. O. Kyle and Samuel J. Kellogg began numbering every residence in the city. About 3500 nickeloid numbers will adorn homes as crews visit each house. The process starts at the northeast corner and moves northward. an inspector from Washington will arrive after completion to establish free mail delivery.
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Post Office Department of
Washington, D.C
Remarkable Cure of Croup and County Tax Meeting
A Cincinnati area notice reports a remarkable cure claim for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used on a young child in Inwood Iowa. The text also covers a Washington County assessors meeting session chaired by Samuel Conner with discussions on tax law, township allocations, and property assessments, listing attendees from Washington City to Marion.
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Chamberlain
James Prendergast
Amato Bay
Samaria
West India Islands
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
A. E Steere
Goodwin
8. D
Joel Demort
Inwood, Iowa
Beggar Prince Comic Opera At The Graham Tonight
At 8:15 tonight the Beggar Prince Comic Opera company presents a full cast and chorus in the three act opera The Beggar Prince at the Graham theater.
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the Beggar Prince Comic Opera Company
Graham
Rocky Mountain Tea Energizes Aging Readers
The electric spark passes through every vein and nerve leaving a pleasant sensation in the coal after taking Rocky Mountain Tea, reviving the young energy in the aged and feeble J. Stewart.
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J. Stewart
Beggar Prince Comic Opera at the Graham Tonight
The Beggar Prince Comic Opera Company presents the three act farce The Beggar Prince at the Graham tonight. Local theatergoers cheer a light music filled performance.
Dawson Featured in Colorado Springs Magazine
An extract from a Colorado Springs based holiday number highlights Harland H. Dawson formerly of this city. He is active in finance buying and selling bonds, negotiating real estate loans, managing estates, and acting as financial agent. Dawson is the special representative of a London based insurer, among the world’s eight largest with substantial paid capital.
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Exc Llent
Colo. Springs
Colo
H. H. Dawson
Harland H. Dawson
West
Eastern
Middle States
Dawson
the Law, Union and Crown Insurance Company of London
Jas C Tarkington Dead Near Wyman Iowa
Jas C Turkington aged about 26 died yesterday morning at five from a complication of diseases. He resided two miles south of Wyman. He married Misa Sarah Evans three years ago. The funeral leaves his house at 10 a m tomorrow for Winfield with services at the M E church conducted by Rev. E E Douds of Crawfordsville. Interment in Winfield cemetery.
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Wyman
Iowa
Jas. C. Turkington
Here
Misa Sarah Evans
Winfield
M. KE
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Cme
Mercer & Chilcote
Florida
California
Michigan
Baird & Johnson
Cash Store
Sol Rich & Co
Yearly Meeting
Washington County Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association
The
Wash
Ington County Farmers Mutual In
Surance Association
Coon
Washington County
Riske
Rene Schnoetelen
Kcas
P. P. Shorts
Ee Eee Anew Ener
Andy Simpson
G Marbourg
Oregano
Crawford
John Keneay
Washington
R. Been Blosasom
Marion
John Brinton Hrighton
W. M. Sutherland
Franklin
D. Carris
Cnas L Saling
Music Store
Graham Theatre
W.C. Williamson
Amherst, Va
Will
Charles Hebener
Prof. Bissell
Logan
Cit
Ames
Ies
Iowa Agricultural College
Logan, Anderson and Hebener
Mayor Wilson
Munici
Pal Lighting
Hebener
G. W. Bissell
Pal League
Oskaloosa
Bissell
D. H. Lo
Gan
Round Table
Carryal’s
Carris Pharmacy
Rex
Columbia Pharmacy
Bowland & Shields
Southeast Corner Square
Kyle
J. Kellogg
D. O. Kyle
Samuel J
Croup
Ingham
Samual Conner
Arthur McDonald
Couny
Logham
Executive Council
Acter
John Neal
John Kennedy
Wm. McDonald
Samuel Conner
Washington City
W.R Fuoston
Brighton City
Brighton
M. Shaw Jackson
A. J. Hillhouse
Marion Ee
Birney
U. S
Prince
Coal
Der
Chas. R. Parkinson
the Globe Barber Shop
Globe
Beggar Prince Comic Opera Company
Jas. C. Tarkington
E. E Douds
Crawfordsville
Winfield Cemetery
Johnsin's Bakery
Noth Side
Armory
Opera House Orchestra
Graham Theater
Warren Moore
Beggar Prince
Comic Opera Company
Glover Soubrettes
Pretty Girls
Canton
Samson. & Livingston
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