Junior Society Postpones Baptist Church Social
The Junior social in the Baptist church lecture room has been postponed due to the weather. Announcements will follow.
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Baptist Church
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
7
Acklen's Arnica Salve touted for pains and piles
The advertisement promotes Acklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for cuts burns bruises sores feet and stiff joints and claims it also cures piles. It notes the product is 25 cents and sold at Stewart's Pharmacy.
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Acklen
Stewart’s
The Gentleman From Indiana Chapter Eleven Scene at Six Crossroads
Judge Briscoe and Miss Sherwood travel toward Plattville and learn of the White Caps menace at Six Crossroads. They witness a brutal feud history connected to Harkless and the Herald editor, as local danger and vigilantism shape the town’s fate. A fourteen year old prisoner plots to warn Mr. Harkless while the editor contemplates future sunsets in Plattville.
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Briscoe
Judge Briscoe
Miss Sherwood
Mr. Sisbee
Fisbee
Martin
Harkless
Hin
Jong
Bob Skillett
Bob
Plattville
White Caps
Herald
Flarkless
Wimby
The
Plattville Brass Band
Crossroads
Istumor
Minnie
Tom
Tam
Six Crossroads
Ilia
Starkels
Palace Hotel
William Todd
William
Ife
the Herald
Move South for yearround farming and cheap feeds
Farmers urged to relocate to the South to work outdoors year round. The piece promotes velvet bean and cassava as economical feed, notes stock protection costs in winter, and argues greater profits in southern farming, fruit growing, and truck gardening. Address G. A. Park, General Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Louisville KY.
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Alabama
Florida
Four Road
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You Martin
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Calier
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Officr
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Milwaukee
Solbric & CO
Opera Mouse
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Gen's Immigration and Industrial Ag’t
Louisville
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Dr. King
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