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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

3

Beer Men Organize Against Prohibition Wave

A New York movement led by brewers and sellers of brewing supplies forms the Manufacturers and Dealers Club of Greater New York to unite beer interests. Circulars target firms in the financial district to expand membership and plan a national structure. The effort cites a Distillers Security Corp report noting prohibition lowers beer consumption but raises demand for stronger beverages.

New York Manufacturers’ and Dealers’ Club Greater Financial Distillers’ Securities Corporation

Explorer Dillon Wallace Carries Hubbard Leader Body 400 Miles

Dillon Wallace, explorer and writer, carried the dead body of Hubbard expedition leader across 400 miles in Labrador. He has returned from a journey through Mexico and plans to return to the coast next spring to continue exploring the northern and southern regions.

San Francisco Dillon Wallace Hubbard Tabrador Mexi

Lemp Jr Files Habeas Corpus For Son Rights

William J. Lemp Jr., son of the late brewer William J. Lemp, petitions habeas corpus alleging his wife prevents the seven year old son from seeing him. Judge Lamb orders Mrs. Lemp to produce the child February 4.

St. Louis Wiliam J. Lemp, Jr William J. Lemp Lamb

Weather forecast across Midwest states

Illinois generally fair and cold with brisk northwest winds. Indiana fair with lake snow and cold winds. Lower Michigan snow in north and west with cold air and high winds. Wisconsin fair with cold wave in east and central areas. Iowa generally fair and colder in the southeast.

Illinois Indiana Lake Michigan Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Insidious Danger Warns of Kidney Troubles

A cautionary note on kidney disease describes it as insidious and potentially fatal if untreated. It urges early use of Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, noting it is sold by all druggists.

Foley Bright

Local Happenings and Property Transfers in Washington County

Jan 28 items from The County News report hog shipping by Jos Pieper and social visits. Several residents recover from lagrippe as Lula Tobin hosts a dance. Will Koening expands acreage to over 200. Martha Marek Lintz inherits 25 000 and Frank Marek 40 000 from Jos Marek estate in Wellman.

Holy Trinity Parsonage Anna Marek Lintz Frank Marek Jos. Marek Wellman

Local Social Notes From Verdi Area

Jas Cregg visited Ainsworth on business. Mellie Longer stayed near Richmond with relatives. Mrs Linus Wood and baby visited Washington relatives. Mrs Robert Taylor sick with la grippe. Mrs Robert Duncan of Ainsworth visited Jas Clegg. Frank McKay and family at Murray Conger’s. Roy Dawson at Jas Dawson’s near West Chester. Chas Putman at Chas McMullen’s. Sadie Shrader of Washington visited Chas McMullen’s sister. Many neighborhood folk attended a Washington play. May Humston sewing for Roy Dawson. Frank Abdill and Freda drove to West Chester to visit kin. Winnie Green ill and out of school at Franklin. Mary Fetters hosted birthday dinner. Mae Morgan and Lena Bidwell of Brighton visited.

Cregg Ainsworth Mellie Richmond Linus Wood Baby Washington Robert Taylor Robert Duncan Jas Chas Franklin Mary Fetters Mae Morgan Lena Bidwell Brighton

Riordan and locals attend regional meetings and visits

T J Riordan visited Chicago for business early in the week. Rev W A Smith assisted at West Chester meetings. Mrs Ezra Gardner cared for a sick baby at R M Ashby's home. O J Cullumber hosted guests for dinner, including Harry Welch and Edna Gardner. Floyd Timmons and Joe Simerman went to Chicago. M Dayton left for Cedar Rapids for barbering study. The Q B C met Alta Hampshire at Finley Rickey home. A E Adams visited Davenport. Duane McClure hosted a group of girls for Pearl Montgomery who leaves for Iowa City. Matthess and Scott will...

T. J. Riordan Chicago W. A. Smith F. E. Morrison West Chester Ezra Gardner R. M. Ashby O. J. Cullumber Harry Welch Edna Gardner Sylvia Scott Orvie Scott Floyd Timmons Joe Simerman M. ©. Dayton Cedar Rapids Q. BE. C Alta Hampshire Finley Rickey A. E. Adams Davenport Duane McClure Pearl Montgomery Iowa City Messrs Matthess and Scott Will

Public Sale Announced by Lexington School

The Lexington school will host a program and pie social at the school house on a near evening next week. Invitations are extended to all residents. A tramp called at the J. M. Mace home Saturday evening and obtained food. reportedly spent the night at the school house.

Lexington J. M. Mace

Smallpox Quarantine Closes Local Schools

Excitement over smallpox grows as John Shaffer and Jim Herry families fall ill. Doctor Downing confirms smallpox and orders quarantine, prompting immediate school closures at Kinross Disor and Nira. Several residents exposed while the sick show improvement. Will McClelland returns from Washington and others relocate farms. Mrs. Ira Lyons remains ill under Doctor Potter’s care.

John Shaffer Jim Herry Downing Kinross Disor Nira Will McClelland Washington Jim Starr Bitting Farm Edgar Carter Ira Lyons Doctor Potter

Local residents plan travel after family updates

Jan 27 notes show the Tinnes family returning from Colorado Springs with Lizzie in poor health. Mrs Gray and Lola head to Kansas City with Mrs Doty. A farewell at Ad Henry's precedes a likely trip to South Dakota. Keota doctor Clara Gray visits. Reighard family visits Dublin. Brownhouse dance well attended.

Nick Tinnes Lizzie Gaylord Colorado Springs Arthur Gray Lola Kansas City A. L. Doty Ad Henry South Dakota Verne Wolfe Clara Gray Keota Doctor Gray George Reighard Dublin John Brownhousen Mike Trier John Snider August Times Ed Sheetz Iowa City

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cure Claims

An advertisement offers a reward of one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo and F J Cheney & Co Toledo. The product is described as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. Price 75 cents per bottle and pills for constipation are suggested.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Tedo,co F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Toledo O. Hall

For Sale 15 Brown Leghorn Cockerels

For sale 15 single comic Brown Leghorn cockerels listed by W. D. Shearer at the U. S. Express office. Also note Mrs. DeLong returns to Crawfordsville after a brief city visit and Miss Omi Funston returns to Ainsworth after a brief visit to Keota.

W. D. Shearer U. S. Express Office Omi Funston Ainsworth Keota

Dunbars January' 29 Candy Specialty Highlight

Miss Lottie Dupuis arrived from Sigourney for a brief visit with relatives. Miss Hattie Clendenning from Keota stayed a day or two at the Clendenning home in south Washing. The note mentions Hays' restaurant as part of the scene and candy as the specialty of Dunbars.

Dunbars Hays Hattie Clendenning Keota Clenning South Washing

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank L. Wilson & Co Dougherty Bros. Clothiers Movement Against Prohibition National Society Mexico D. A. Ghalmers North Iowa Avenue the County News Lonsdale L. L Coats Talleyranqd Wilber Miller Harwood J. A. Harwood the Shoe Man South Side C. S. Lemmon Deweler THE Washington Brick and Tile CO
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