Anniversary Service Highlights Historic Second United Church
A special celebration marked the twentieth anniversary of the Second United Presbyterian Church building dedication. The program featured choir numbers, talks on former houses of worship, and reflections on building the new church. Evening sermons addressed excuses for not joining the church and the need for active youth involvement. Services continue nightly at 7:30 and afternoon sessions at 2:30 through next Sunday.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
R.P. Lewis
West Washington Street
Sunset Park
The Westchester Revival Under Rev Griffith
Last Friday night Rev Griffith spoke on The Greatest Question of the Age and urged each person to decide for Jesus. Sabbath morning titled Heavenly Registration, three came forward to confess Christ. Afternoon preached to children with twelve accepting the Savior. Evening a large crowd heard The Unpardonable Sin and many souls sought salvation this week. More services planned with A Friend at the Door and Why Confess Christ.
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Griffith
Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Sermon on the Young Man at the Methodist Church
Rev. A. Smith spoke on the youth’s duties and temptations at the MM FE Church service. He warned parents to guard boys as they face many temptations, noting the village needs young men and God’s protection through their guidance.
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Christ
Washington
A. Smith
Jerusalem
Nehemiah
Mr. Smith
Rexall Orderlies Promoted as Safe Constipation Remedy
An ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a non habit forming constipation treatment that avoids harsh laxatives. It claims no griping or nausea, suitable for all ages, with two package sizes priced at 10 and 25 cents and offered exclusively at The Rexall Store Cook and Sherman at the southwest corner of the square.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Cook & Sherman, S. W. Cor. Square
They Honor Bobby Burns at Clinton Event
A local ceremony in Clinton paid tribute to Bobby Burns while addressing concerns over a mysterious eye trouble attributed to foreign influence entering the country. Officials urged calm amid fears and urged vigilance.
Burns Anniversary Draws 1500 Scots to Ida Grove
The Bobby Burns society of Ida county hosted the 152nd Robert Burns celebration in Ida Grove with about 1,500 Scots and friends from Sioux City and nearby towns. The program ran from 7:30 p.m. Friday to 6:30 a.m. with Judge Ferris of Sioux City giving the principal address. The event featured a concert banquet and dancing, with the best Scotch dancers in the west, continuing into daylight.
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Ida Grove
Iowa
Robert Burns
Bobby Burns Society
Ida County
Sioux City
Judge Ferris
America
Trachoma Fears Rise in Clinton Iowa Trade
Foreigners with trachoma have arrived in Clinton and threaten spread despite precautions. Post office money handling is disinfected with formaldehyde, with funds from foreigners treated as tainted to prevent contagion.
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Clinton
Iowa
Europe
United States
Clinton Post Office
Largest catfish pulled from Iowa river weighs 176 pounds
In Oakland Mills Iowa on January 30 a 176 pound catfish was hauled from a deep hole at the dam site. The massive fish bore scars in its mouth and had several old hooks embedded. Locals believe it may be the legendary catfish famed in nearby fisher tales.
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Oakland Mills
Iowa
City Employes Ride Passes in Iowa City Scandal
A News report says about forty city workers used street car passes worth five dollars per month each, totaling around two hundred dollars, in violation of state anti pass law and Des Moines city government plans. Records indicate clerks janitors and park and cemetery custodians received free passes and the council will investigate.
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Des Madines
Iowa
the News
Des Moines
Social and anniversary gatherings across town
Mrs Edwin Knupp hosts Presbyterian ladies at her South Iowa avenue home for a church social. Mr and Mrs Pulaski Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller entertained a six oclock dinner at East Main street home with Rev and Mrs Smith Rev and Mrs Stryker J H Sawtell of Burlington and Nynde Stryker present. Mrs D F Sayre celebrated her parents 31st wedding anniversary with a dinner and music. About forty five friends attended last Thursday at T J Harvey home five miles northeast of town with parlor games and a contest won by Beth Wilson and Clarence Dodds. Guests traveled from Ainsworth and Southwest of Washington.
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Edwin Knupp
W. Dd. Shearer
Claude Lemmon
The
Presbyterian Church
Knupp
Iowa Avenue
Pulaski Maxwell
Ralph Keller
Maxwell
East Main Street
U. Sg. Smith
W. R. Stryker
J. H. Sawtell
Burlington
Diory
M E
Nynde Stryker
Kirksville
D. F. Sayre
Abe Neen Blosson
Ralph Williams
Charles Edwards
Fred Sayre
Hazel
Margaret Brown
Mable Crawford
T. J. Harvey
Beth Wilson
Clarence Dodds
Letha Glassburner
Ruth
Nola Harvey
Joe Swift
Harvey Waggoner
Irwin Galloway
Grace and
Ethel Stone
Ainsworth
Roy Willets
Washington
Fortnightly Current Events Meet January 3 Minnie Conner
The Fortnightly Current Events department will meet Tuesday evening January 3 with Miss Minnie Conner. Also Washington Lodge No 26 calls a meeting Tuesday January 31 1911 for third degree work. Zeredatha Council Royal and Select Masters meeting is postponed until further notice.
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Minnie Conner
Masonic Fraternity
Washington Lodge
J. EK. Kunath
M. V5tz
Zeredatha Council
Royal
Chas. A. Dewey
Foley Kidney Pills Tonic in Action and Quick Results
Mary C Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports relief from rheumatism caused by uric acid buildup after three days taking Foley Kidney Pills. She says kidney work improved, allowing her to walk again with pain gone. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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Foley
Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
Lemmon
McElhinney Drug Co
Tellin Sells Studio on East Side to Dusenberry
W L Dusenberry took possession today of the photograph gallery on the east side of the square owned by Frank D Tellin. The deal closed late last week with Tellin receiving property at Kewanee Illinois in exchange for the studio. Tellin will stay on for a few months to handle photography while Dusenberry continues in real estate. Tellin has operated here about a year and built a large business.
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W. L. Dusenberry
Frank D. Tellin
Mr. Tellin
Kewanee, II
Mr. Dusenbery
Mr. Dusenberry
Van Brussel Sues Mt. Pleasant Canning for 3000 Damages
Henry Van Brussel Jr files in district court against Mt. Pleasant Canning alleging negligence at the August 25 incident at the factory. He says a rope failed while he repaired the husk elevator carrier causing serious facial injuries from a 35 to 40 foot fall.
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Mt. Pleasant
Down
Henry van Brussel, Jr
Meritol Cough Remedy Praised By Lemmon’s Pharmacy
A Timely Suggestion notes the cough remedy Meritol Cough Remedy as a seasonable, safe, non opioid option. Lemmon's Pharmacy, a member of the American Drug and Press Association, endorses it.
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Meritol
Lemmon's Pharmacy
American Drug and Press Association
Money to Lend for Farm Loans Offered
A brief notice states I have arrangements to lend on farms in sums from 3000 to 7000 dollars and invite interested parties to contact me soon, signed AB Anderson.
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Tf AB Anderson
Journal want ad offer to sell for you
A newspaper notice promises a complete selling service through a journal want ad. It outlines how sellers can reach buyers via classified placement, aiming to streamline sales with integrated assistance and exposure.
Meat market for rent with ice house in Iowa
Meat market for rent with living rooms and fixtures all set. Includes nearly 200 tons of ice stored in the ice house. Listed by J. W. Day ton at 616 West Chester, Iowa.
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J. DW
Dayton
West Chester
Iowa
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Evening Journal
Orville, Elder
Washington, No. 6
Mutual
Sum
Ffmah
Washington, D. C
Hay Baling
A. G. Hopkins
John Morrison
W. A. Whiting
Hotel Colenso
Man
Cal
Atchison Bros. Shoe Store
American Pearl Button Co
Nate Jones
G. F. Foster
Plymouth Rock
Henry EB
Amert
American Theater
Journal Office
Frank Rogers
Second Church
D. J. Palmer
Eva Livingston
Mc Kee
N. H. Brown
J. R. Logue
Doctor Campbell
A. L. Davidson
First Church
Mr. Wylie
Covenanter
J. T. Matthews
Don Sherman
Sherman
Smith
Westchester
MM. FE. Church
Methodist Church
Bobby
Robbet
Burns
Atalea
Iksociefy
Citizens Savings Bank OF Washington
Capital
Mr. Gordon
J. C. Canfield
Prop
C. RL & Prr
Tita Island
S. Lim
G. S. Lim
H. W. Russel
Tellin Sells Studio
East Side
So’'wesat Lim
FE -Emgr Cis
Chicago Moise
Milwaukee Moise
So'west Lim
BOG
Oekccceenes
Towa Central By
Brighton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Mason City Mail
Sun
Twin Cities
Lim
Peoria Express
Peoria Lim
Pullman
Tor
A. J. Morris
B. Cutts
Minn
Ren
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Wilson & Wilson Co
J. Wilson Co
C. Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Washington, Iowa
Charles A. Dewey
Notary Public Office
Temple Building
Eicher & Livingston Law
Abstract Department
J. J. Kellogg
South Side Square
W. M. Keeley
E. J. Harmeier
Butterfield & Frame
Special Collection Department
Crail’s
E. D. Morrison
P. J. Hanley
D. F. Macon
Macon
Towa
Austin Sutherland
DR. W. M. Terry
Ray H. Dean
Cook
Sherman's
D. Dayton
West Chester and Washington Co
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