18 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
1
The notice notes a lending service and a listed inventory of city property. It emphasizes available loans and a current catalog of properties for potential buyers or developers. The item reflects municipal notices on financial services and asset opportunities.
A death is reported in the day’s brief notices with no accompanying sports results. The item offers no further details beyond confirmation of a death and an absence of a ball game report.
The Ottumwa Sun notes Dr J J Crider arrived in Ottumwa about twenty five years ago and has built an institute here while his three months old patient, child of Sam Hoffman, resided five miles northwest, with the doctor advertising in a modest way.
A man died this morning at 6 30 after a crash on Sigourney road. The funeral will be held at the Dublin Baptist church with interment in Dublin cemetery. A separate long column covers medical ads, river flood notes, water rules, local debates on national issues, and a bridge accident near Des Moines with Edna and Alice Malin among the injured. Coroner and inquest details follow, plus community notes from Creston on a child prodigy and other local routine items.
Warren Mann, an one-armed streetworker, slipped while hauling wood and broke a small toe when the hind wheel pinned it. He calmly set the toe himself to avoid a doctor bill. The rain grants him a rest day as he reads the Evening Journal. Windsor Grocery now sells bread instead of Smith and Baird's. Tom Neiswanger, attorney, and L. H. Thompson and wife from Horton, Kansas, visit James Casey.
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