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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

3

Public Sale Includes Horses Cattle Hogs at Multiple Iowa Farms

Auction notices list Austin Sutherland and J. B. Crayne as clerks for farm sales near Washington Franklin Center and Ainsworth Iowa. Descriptions cover seven horses, two dozen cattle, 145 hogs, corn hay oats and extensive farm machinery with 12 month credit terms and cash options. Also announced are public sales for home goods in a separate Iowa location.

Austin Sutherland F. L. Stewart J. G. Stewart Washington Franklin Center School House S. H Poland McCormick Deering John Deere Surrey Lawa Ainsworth Iowa Jersey

Magnificent sermon at Second United Presbyterian Church

Dr Williamson preached on A Chance to Win and the Result from Romans 3 23 at the Second United Presbyterian Church last night. He urged recognizing sin and the need for salvation through Jesus Christ citing Christ’s atoning burden and the old time catechism. Fort Sherman sang a fitting solo as Rev Fish er Abels and Paydon attended. Tonight’s subject How the Christian Life Gets a Start with service at 7 30.

W. ©. Williamson Second United Presbyterian Church W. J. Bryan Christ Adam God Jesus Christ Fort Sherman W. O. Fisher J. OC. Abels R. A. Paydon

Local notes and agricultural education bill overview

City visitors from Crawfordsville and Keota are noted along with a theater casting detail for Paid in Full. The agricultural education bill proposed by Senator Seeley aims to require teaching of agriculture in all state colleges, citing Secretary Wilson's speech and Seeley's extensive regional work and development projects.

Ray Miller Crawfordsville W. R. Charlton Keota Humble Allerton Iowa Wagenhals and Kemper Senate Senator Seeley Mt. Pleasant Seeley Agriculture Wilson Newberry Wilson Committee On Agriculture Southeastern Iowa Aneatsum Treasury School Board

Kindergarten school opens next Monday February 1

A notice states the Kindergarten school will open next Monday, February first, with details unspecified. The fragment confirms the start date but lacks location or time specifics.

Eczema Druggists Report Patient Experiences

Local druggists Cook and Sherman report patient feedback on using oil of wintergreen liquid in D D D Prescription for skin eczema. Patients seek guidance on effectiveness and safety from the city’s chemists and doctors.

Cook & Sherman

Debating Class Shifts Regular Session to Monday

Ficademy Wates and Miss Irene Saltenberger attend activities with Miss Glennie Hill noted. Turner exhibit caused no school last Friday while Magnet Literary society and Auroras held officer elections and a slate of literary programs with multiple student participants.

Miss Doolittle Irene Saltenberger Rubio Glennie Hill Bessie Taylor Magnet Literary Society Hill McCleary Cloyce Kerr Ethel Nagley Vessa Rickey Ray Boyer Auroras Aurora Ben Helmick Car Combs Don Rickey Jean Stephen Lillian Peck George Nelson Clarence Dodd Ethel Larson Blanche Adams Ella Beitel Will Helm Will Beard Harry Robertson Harry Coppock Grumble Irene Simpson Anna McCleary Medley Carl Guthrie

Parrish Resigns as Washington Poultry Association President

At a Monday meeting in W. D. Shearer's office F F Parrish submitted his resignation from the Washington Poultry Association presidency. New minor business followed. Glenn Conard becomes assistant at Snouffer Hughes & Co Dry Goods, starting today after Drake University studies. Mrs Arthur Wilcox arrives from Omaha this morning.

Washington Poultry Association W. D. Shearer F. F. Parrish Glenn Conard Snouffer, Hughes & Co Glenn Drake University

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