Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Tuesday Warmup
Generally fair conditions expected tonight with a rise in temperature by Tuesday. The outlook calls for mild breezes and overall pleasant weather across the region.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1903
Page
3
Generally fair conditions expected tonight with a rise in temperature by Tuesday. The outlook calls for mild breezes and overall pleasant weather across the region.
Local brief items report Hugh Teeter buying second hand goods and advertising his store near the Washington buggy company. Several residents travel for business, visits to Chicago and Davenport noted, along with social events such as a Sunday wedding in Davenport and a six o clock dinner hosted by Ed Nicholson. Oratorio rehearsal tonight and a share holders meeting at City Hall also appear among the notices.
The play Are You A Mason drew a large Saturday night crowd at the opera house. A father and son in law pretend to be Masons to appease their wives and stay out, with fast paced situaciones and strong performances.
January 14 15 1908 Baptist Church Washington Iowa hosts a two day religious program. Notable speakers Prof BE W Clement Tokyo Mrs A F Groesbeck Ankung China Rev H W Williams Des Moines Rev T S Bovelle Mrs Carrie W Miller Laura Mason Des Moines. Sessions include devotional readings missionary lectures and sermons with addresses on The Kingdom Home and Church and The Harvest Field.
Claims that Electric Bitters keep all body organs in regular action and destroy disease germs. They purify blood, stimulate appetite, and cure kidney troubles, female complaints, nervous diseases, constipation, dyspepsia, and malaria. Ends with a 50 cent guarantee by Stewart, druggist.
A southeastern Iowa ministers conference will convene at First Presbyterian church on Monday and Tuesday January 26 and 27. Dr J Wilbur Chapman Dr Jno Carson of Brooklyn NY and Rev N F Smiley will lead sessions. Two sessions Monday 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm three Tuesday 1 00 2 00 and 7 30 pm. All are invited to attend.
Advice states worry helps nothing if you cannot control the cause and urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia. It notes the remedy is safe and available at Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in the directors room on Tuesday January 13 at 10 o clock a.m. to elect seven directors for the current year. All stock holders are requested to be present. J. A. Young cashier.
Editor O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption as infallible for coughs colds and grip with instant relief and certain cure He promises guaranteed 50 cent and 1.00 bottles and free trial bottles Stewart’s Pharamcy offers the remedy
A union farewell service for Rev Jan Logue, retiring pastor of Second United Presbyterian in Washington, drew a crowded crowd despite bad weather. The program included organ preludes, prayers by Baptist and Presbyterian ministers, a Bible Songs hymn, an anthem by the Second Church choir, a short sermon from Logue on Matthew 16 25, and a male chorus singing God be with You till We Meet Again. Logue thanked fellow pastors and noted twenty years of warm associations before delivering a reflective farewell message.
Lincoln January 12. A bill to prohibit the game of football at any public educational institution in the state has been prepared for introduction in the Nebraska lower house. Rep Cunningham of Hamilton is named as author and is outspoken in his condemnation of the sport.
Francis A. Hoffman, 81, former Illinois lieutenant governor and noted German press writer in the United States, lies dangerously ill at his Jefferson Wisconsin home two miles north. Born in Germany in 1822, he suffers from a complication of diseases.
Abram Stevens Hewitt an aged NY politician philanthropist and educator is dying. He has been confined to bed since Thursday at his residence in New York City with obstructive jaundice and is under constant medical care from Drs Chetwood Keyes and Keyes along with three women.
Report discusses potential visits of Emperor Francis Joseph and Emperor William to Rome and the Vatican. It cites Austria Italy tensions and papal excommunication threats as barriers, proposing simultaneous visits with staged stays at Austrian ambassador residence and Naples before returning to Rome.
Philadelphia report states Beanard Powers a produce merchant was slain by an unknown highwayman in a street attack near his home. He was found by a patrolman at daybreak. The investigation continues.
Reduced rates to the special Stock and Grain judging and Dairying courses at Iowa State College January 7 to 12 are granted on a certificate plan. Return tickets cost one third of the usual fare for those who paid full fare to travel. Stock judging sessions run January 12 13 and 14 with cattle topics following. board near the college ranges from 3 50 to 4 00 per week.
The note claims Steck offers quality goods with confidence. It emphasizes trust in Steck as a source for reliable products.
Myron J. Carpenter new vice president and general manager of the Pere Marquette refutes rumors of moving the company offices from Detroit to Chicago and says no further departmental changes are needed.
Washington January 12 the senate commission of judiciary authorized a favorable report on the bill that passed the house last session for amending the bankruptcy law.
In Ottumwa Iowa Lydia Dwyer a 10 year old girl reportedly killed herself by drinking acid after her mother allegedly refused to let her play with certain girls.
Berlin reports 1902 emigration through Hamburg and Premen totaling 268,884, up 63,586 from 1901, with the majority heading to the United States.
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