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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1911

Page

5

Pauls Lumber holds annual meeting with stockholders

The Pauls Lumber company held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon in this city. Officers elected were George Pauls as president C BE Rippel of Knoxville as vice president and H A Pauls as secretary. The usual dividend was declared and the year's report pleased stockholders. The firm operates lumber yards at Rubio Sigourney Bussey Harvey Knoxville and the local city yard.

The Pauls Lumber Company George Pauls C. BE. Rippel Knoxville H. A. Pauls Rubio Sigourney Bussey Harvey

Narrow escape as train car slips trapping man

Uncle Jerry Eckerman nearly died yesterday when his feet slipped under a Havre bound Q train as he handed a letter to the conductor. The conductor grabbed him and pulled him free, saving his life in a close call during slippery days.

Jerry Eckerman Havre Mr. Eckerman Eeckerman

New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lungs Says Fayetteville Resident

A. D McDonald of Fayetteville North Carolina reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured both his sister and him from frightful coughs and suspected consumption. He praises it for sore lungs coughs colds hemorrhage la grippe asthma hay fever croup and bronchial trouble with a trial bottle free and bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by Lemmons Pharmacy.

Lemmon'ss Pharmacy

Copyright notices from 1908 and 1910 sources

The item lists two copyrights, one from 1910 by Doubleday Page Company and another from 1908 by the McClure Company, indicating protected publication rights for the work.

Doubleday Page 4 Company The McClure Company

Fire in a crowded restaurant sparks chaos and heroism

A seedy restaurant erupts in explosions and a gas pipe fire as patrons flee. Loveland and Elinor Coolidge cling to survival while efforts to close gas main and extinguish flame unfold, with chaos and heroism shaping a deadly moment.

Fire drama ends with save at crowded restaurant

In a rapid ten minute sequence a blaze erupts at the restaurant as flames threaten patrons. Tony Kidd and Loveland guide four women to safety while resisting the inferno. The pair receive praise. Loveland vanishes, and Tony offers quiet acknowledgment of Val Loveland’s bravery.

Tle Tony Tony Kidd Isidora Loveland Alexander Lord Loveland Alexander the Great Val Bridge

Longtime county resident Samuel H. Bear dead at 63

Samuel H. Bear of Cedar township died at his home after months of cancer. Born August 10, 1847 in the county, he lived his entire 63 years there and leaves a wife Sarah Bowersox and eight children, four surviving. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.m. at his home, with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery, under Rev. Mills of Kalona.

Samuel H. Bear Cedar Township Mr. Bear Mills Kalona Elm Grove Charles H Anna KE. Reeves Myrtle E. Booth This County Tessie L. Bear Margaret Kauffman Keota Pressley Figgins R. P. Turnipseed Lexington Richard Bear Kingman Kan Frank Haag Hosper Iowa Wilber Alberta Canada Charles H. Critz Bear

Little vs Tobin case heads for jury in district court

In district court this afternoon arguments proceed in the Little versus Tobin matter. Attorneys Dewey Livingston Mahher and S W Brookhart have spoken as the case may go to the jury tonight. The claim seeks 300 dollars for services rendered to the Tobin estate by Karl Little.

Little Vs. Tobin Dewey, Livingston and Mahher S. W. Brookhart Karl Little James Tobin Earl Tobin

Old Soldier Praises Dr King’s Life Pills in Erie Ad

War veteran A. K. Smith from Erie Pennsylvania declares years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues. Available for 25 cents at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.

A. K. Smith Erie Dr. King Lemmon

Life of a Metal Pole in Ground Sparks Rust Warning

A metal pole left unprotected when placed in soil is set to rust seriously in about ten years. The note emphasizes long term corrosion risk and maintenance concerns for outdoor installations.

Rheumatism myths and simple relief from cold damp

Advice claims nine out of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic and need no internal treatment. Recommends using Chamberlain's Liniment for relief and notes Lemmon's Pharmacy sells it.

Chamberlain Lemmon

Billboards Teach Tuberculosis Aid Campaign Ends

Des Moines Iowa January 19 During the next three months the billboards of the United States will display 20 educational posters on tuberculosis under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The campaign began a year ago with donations of free space printing and paper valued at nearly $100 000. Posters in six colors, seven by nine feet, have been hung in 46 cities and 20 000 more planned by April 1 in over 400 towns and cities. Any anti tuberculosis society may receive posters free of charge besides transport.

Des Moines Iowa United States National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis National Billposters’ Association Poster Printers’ Association National Association Tuberculosis Committee

Foley's Kidney Remedy Appreciation Letter

Mrs L McConnell of Catherine Street Elmi ra New York writes of using Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney trouble. She says five bottles cured her and proves it the most reliable kidney medicine she has taken. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co. are associated with the product.

Foley L. McConnell Catherine St Elmira N. Y

Morgan Buys Twain Manuscripts For Museum

J Pierpont Morgan purchased several Mark Twain original manuscripts including Life on the Mississippi and Puddin Head Wilson. He plans to secure all Clemens manuscripts for preservation in a museum with auctions arranged this month next year and in 1913. Some famous works like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are still missing. Morgan’s representatives will bid to prevent loss or scattering of the originals.

New York J. Pierpont Morgan Mark Twain Mississippi Mr. Clemens

Foretells Dry Weather By Red Sunset

A red sunset signals dry weather as it shows low moisture in the air from the west, reducing expected rains.

Meritol Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Pharmacy Ad

Local ad touts Meritol Cough Remedy as a safe non opiate cold relief option. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the product and cites its association with the American Drug and Press Association.

Meritol Lemmon's Pharmacy American Drug and Press Association

Acquiring Wisdom Not by Years but by Disposition

A concise reflection on wisdom suggesting it is gained through character and mindset rather than age. The aphorism emphasizes inner growth over time as the source of true knowledge.

Plautus

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Quick Croup Relief

The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wards off a croup attack and eases anxiety. It notes thousands of mothers use it successfully and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller.

Lemmon's Pharmacy

False modesty noted in woman avoiding dresser ball scene

A provocative remark suggests a woman dislikes being caught with her ball on the dresser. The line frames flirtation as vanity and social scrutiny, reflecting attitudes about propriety and public image.

Will Go to California Frank Webb Resigns Position

Frank Webb who has managed the George H. Paul horses for years resigns his post, effective mid next month. He plans a California trip with Mrs. Webb and daughter Edna to search for business opportunities and possibly relocate. The move blends business and pleasure as he anticipates new ventures.

Frank Webb George H. Paul Horsea California

Jean Huysmans Ladies Tailor Near New Post Office

Jean Huysmans operates a ladies tailor shop opposite the new post office, offering custom garments and alterations in a central location.

Jean Huysmans New Post Office

The Cow Puncher at the Graham Tonight

Hal Reid's western drama The Cow Puncher opens at the Graham tonight produced by W. F. Mann. The capable company and up to date scenic equipment promise a typically American attraction with prices at 25 35 and 30 cents. Tom Lawton's strong heart and steadfast purpose drive the plot as he overcomes foes to win the eastern college girl.

the Graham Hal Reid W. F. Mann Graham Tom Lawton Eastern College

Why He Mourned Muldoon O Toole Exchange

A humorous exchange highlights a newspaper editor joking about a subscription expiring as Muldoon laments mourning and asks why. The judge quips that the subscription has expired and mocks the idea of ongoing bereavement.

Muldoon

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature And Health

Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough relieves the lungs opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon’'s

City Bus Line Tip Hotline Promptly Attended

A call for the city bus line advises listeners to phone tip 689 and leave orders for Frank Rogers. Include street and number for prompt handling.

Frank Rogers

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