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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1895

Page

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Robison in Limbo as Marshal Pursues Return for Trial

Marshal Ashcraft reports the arrest of Bob Robinson in Peoria for the murder threat against his father in law Abraham Seabrooks. Contractor Adams identified him, with legal steps outlined to obtain governors’ papers if he refuses to return. Sheriff Wiley posted a $25 reward and deputized the marshal to bring Robinson to face charges.

Marshal Ashcraft Bob Robinson Abraham Seabrooks Robinson Peoria Adams Illinois Iowa Wiley Muscatine

Bread Moving to Windsor Grocery From Smith and Baird

A notice states that bread will be sold at Windsor Grocery instead of the former supplier Smith and Baird. The change is effective after the current arrangement.

Windsor Smith & Baird's

Newsroom pledge and local water rules notice

The text presents a newsroom promise to publish full daily news and invites readers to contribute. It also includes city water rules forbidding fountain use without permit and restricting lawn sprinkling to 7-9 am and 5-7 pm, enforced by city commission orders.

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Gray named Iowa state mustering officer for Sons of Veterans

Al Sor ter Jr the commanding colonel of the Iowa division Sons of Veterans has appointed George B Gray as state mustering officer. Captain Gray, longtime Washington resident, will devote full time to the role as the state's first paid mustering officer. Camps have been mustered in Cedar Rapids and other Iowa towns. Al Eckerman the north side photographer is visiting Washington with his mother.

Washington al. Sorter, Jr Iowa Sons of Veterans George B. Gray Gray Cedar Rapids al. Eckerman North Side Washington, Ia Centerville

Democratic county convention set for August 3 at Smouse's Hall

The Democratic county convention is called for August 3 at Smouse's Hall to elect delegates to the state convention in Marshalltown on August 11. The Loyal Temperance Legion meets next Saturday in the basement of the Presbyterian church at 2 p m with an open invitation to all interested. Harley H. Bullack, President, Fred C. Shearer, Secretary. Phosphates, ice cream soda and plain soda at Smith & Baird's.

Smouse’s Hall Marshalltown Loyal Temperance Legion Presbyterian Church Harley H. BuLack Fred C. Shearer Smith & Baird’s

The Mosquito Haunt of Muscatine Slough Fishing

A detailed fishing excursion along the Muscatine Slough describes immersive underwater flora and fauna, from paronari fans to acetabuli clusters, with vivid color notes and a looming storm. A wallowing turtle disrupts the scene, forcing the campers to seek shelter as lightning and rain engulf the camp. Nearby social news notes Mr. Clark Eckerman hosting friends in Des Moines with Alva Eckerman and many attendees, followed by a weather summary from Central Station Des Moines reporting cooler temps, harvest progress, and early frosts impacting crops.

Whisky case in Crawfordsville Justice Court

C W Welch was found guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell in Justice Rogers court after a long trial. Seventeen state witnesses testified, jurors urged the Governor to remit the $50 fine, while the other three cases were postponed.

Justice Court C. W. Welch Justice Rogers Justice Maxwell Atty. Brookhart Bailey Welch Messrs. KR. 5 Sproull A. Cunningham W.jt. Warner Frank Webb J. M. Denny Cal Long

Bakery Supplies Promise Wide Assortment At All Times

A bakery advertises constant availability of bread cakes pies and cookies for trade customers. The message emphasizes reliable supply and customer satisfaction with a broad product range.

Death of Mr. Jason Thompson at home near the city

After months of illness Mr. Jason Thompson died at 6 30 last evening at his rural home about a mile east of the city. He had returned from Colorado in February and gradually weakened until death. A post mortem showed diseased lungs and heart. Born June 24 1843 in Bellfontaine Logan county Ohio he lived in Iowa eleven years and in the city four years. He was married May 30 twenty years ago and had one daughter. Funeral at 9 am tomorrow at the family residence with interment in Crawfordsville cemetery. The family has the sympathy of The Journal.

Jason Thompson Thompson Colorado Mr.Tompleson Bellfontaine Logan County Iowa Crawfordsville Tue Journal

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