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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
9
A Columbia pharmacy promotes Mi o Na Stomach tablets promising to rebuild the digestive system rather than merely digest food. It argues ordinary dyspepsia pills mask symptoms while Mi o Na strengthens the stomach, with a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee if not effective.
Richmond public schools bring Kalona scholar Dr J E Wells to Bohemian hall Friday January 1 at 7 30 pm. Wells is praised as a deep reader and eloquent speaker and the proceeds benefit the school library with admission set at ten cents.
320 acre black land farm with 11 room house and large barn located in northwest Boone County Iowa. 240 acres cultivated corn land and 80 acres pasture and hay land. Cash or crop rent offered to good tenant. Near three banking towns on three lines of R R within 3 to 5 miles. For full information contact L. D. Higgins Washington Iowa.
Auction notice for a farm sale at Crawfordsville area listing horses cattle hogs sheep chickens and a large set of farm implements. Diverse livestock includes mares geldings mules and cattle with weights and ages noted. Items include machinery such as a manure spreader planter cultivator mower binder and more with terms announced the day of sale.
A Fort Madison Iowa notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a superior laxative. The advertisement claims the product improves biliousness and constipation and promises greater well being, priced at 25 cents.
Portrait of Jim McCrea as president of the Pennsylvania System portrayed as a powerful energetic leader. The piece hails him as benevolent, anti graft, and a patron of young men, with wide influence and strong public backing.
Robertus Love profiles James McCrea as the new Pennsylvania railroad president. The piece highlights his rise from rodsman to top executive, his handling of a vast system, and his reputation as a working official who despises grafting and values young talent.
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