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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
4
Iowa Central Announces Low Excursion Fares For Summer Events
The Iowa Central Railway will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates for several upcoming events. Destinations include Burlington Humboldt Clinton Iowa Falls Clear Lake and Cedar Rapids with round trip fares ranging from one fare plus two dollars to one and one third fares. Tickets on sale August 6 7 with return by August 11 for the Cedar Rapids tournament. For details contact Geo S Batty GP TA at Marshalltown IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central
Burlington
Iowa
Saengerbund
Northwest
Humboldt
C.G. T
Grand Lodge I. O G. T
Clinton
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Association
Iowa Falls
Iowa Baptists Assembly
Clear Lake
Iowa Firemen
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Central Railway
Ilth
Geo.s. Batty
Marshalltown
Clear Lake pamphlet promotes Iowa Central resort
Iowa Central General Passenger Department releases a brief attractive pamphlet titled Clear Lake, In. and the Oaks. It describes Clear Lake as a charming summer resort with sections on sailing and bathing and a view gallery including water scenes and hotel images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central
Clear Lake
Oaks Hotel
Bath House
Tobogean
Miss Edith and Fern Nichols Outing at Brighton Mill
The Misses Edith and Fern Nichols went to Brighton Mill for an outing today. Mrs T Morgan was a passenger for Brighton this morning. Will Dupuis of your city is here fixing wires on the local telephone line. Little Florence Moyer broke her arm Tuesday but is recovering. Mary Garvin returns to Aledo Illinois this evening. W JF Gardner shipped cattle to Chicago Tuesday and brought back two car loads of feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Fern Nichols
Brighton Mill
Mr. Hays
Yours City
John Barley Om
Tom Morgan
Brighton
Will Dupuis
Your City
Florence Moyer
Albneworth
White
Chicago
Mary Garvin
Aledo
Ill
GM. Welch
W. JF. Gardner
R. F. Riley
Ice Cream Social Set At Pleasant Hill Church
Mrs Newdigate of Seymour visits the L O Pickens family as a church ice cream social for eight begins at Pleasant Hill Church with a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Church
Local visitors and planned horse shipment announced
J. S. Shearer of your city, a business visitor, was in town today. FL. Wright returned from Denver. Bryson has gone to New York. Victor Vercheval leaves Harper Saturday. they will travel to Europe to bring back 100 thoroughbred horses for Singmaster Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Shearer
Your City
Wright
Denver
Bryson
New York
Victor Vercheval
Harper
Europe
Singmaster Bros
Town Gossip Tells of Postmaster Rumors and Visits
Mrs. Frank Ackard of New Boston visits her mother Mrs. O Abbey. Rumor says W K Auten may become postmaster. C J Worrel resigns, Jake Shillig of Dysart promotes poultry and egg business. Wencel Chez of Chicago visits his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ackard
New Boston
O. Abbey
W. KE. Auten
C.J. Worrel
Jake Shillig
Dysart
Wencel Chez
Chicago
Gold Democrats Reject Fusion Plan for 1908 Ticket
National Gold Democrats meeting in Indianapolis rejects fusion with anti-imperialists and a third party ticket by a 26 to 1 vote. The convention nominating list is approved unanimously, with James G. Ramesdell for lieutenant governor and other statewide officers elected. Daniel J. Campau is re-elected state central committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Committee
National Gold Democracy
Plaza Hotel
New York City
Gold Democrats
Nkankas
Baloits
James G. Ramesdell
Traverse City
John W. Ewing
Grand Ledge
Charles F. Sundstrum
Marquette
Hiram B. Hudson
Mancelona
James O'Hara
Benton Harbor
George Winans
Harburg
Stephen H. Langdon
Monroe
State Board of Education
James McEntee
Mount Pleasant
Lawrence Hub
Fusion in Kansas Democratic Populist alliance at Fort Scott
At a Kansas convention in Fort Scott the Democrats yielded to Populist demands for the associate justice post in exchange for attorney general. The state ticket was endorsed by Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans with Annie Diggs noted for her strong push. Populists call for a state oil refinery and a native oil at cost plus a bank tax funded depositor reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas
David Martin
John W. Breidenthal
Quilting Day at Baptist Church In Newton
The Women's Society of the Baptist church holds an all day quilting event at the church today. Newton Nash harvested oats yesterday with an average yield of 50 bushels per acre. Miss Bessie Crayne rode as a passenger to Keota last evening. Mrs Andrew Howell, called from Iowa City by her father Calvin Craven’s illness, returned home this morning. her son Andrew stayed a few days. Mr Craven shows improvement. Mrs Stella Palmer of Wellman visits the K M Seaberry home. Mrs Allen and daughters of Oz visit Joseph DeLong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of the Baptist Church
Newton Nash
Bessie Crayne
Keota
Andrew Howell
Iowa City
Calvin Craven
Andrew
Craven
Stella Palmer
Wellman
Old Instruments in Courthouse Records
The recorder notes thousands of uncalled instruments stored in alphabetic order. Owners or descendants may still claim them before they are mailed or burned as outdated relics. Each five years, deeds and mortgages are gathered and sent to owners to reduce clutter. Some boxes are near full and older papers interest historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Recorder Parker
County Board of Supervisors
Recorders Office
Maybury Nominated by Michigan Democrats for Governor
William C. Maybury is unanimously tendered the Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan by Detroit delegates. The platform denounces Republican control and calls for corporate tax reform, mining taxes, franchise regulation, property tax reform, anti-franchise expansion, and a constitutional amendment to equalize corporate and direct taxes, with funds directed to public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Military Board
Mani
July Wedding Delights Riverside Couple Silas Guhrie and Alta Law
The marriage of Silas Guhrie and Miss Alta Law occurred yesterday evening at E Squire J A Saville's Riverside residence. The ceremony, at 8 o'clock, was conducted by Mr Saville. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Law of Riverside. the groom's parents live in Grandview. He recently moved here and works at McElwain & Allens' livery barn. The couple plans to make this city their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Guhrie
Alta Law
E Squire J A. Saville
Riverside
Saville
Bradley Law
Grandview
McElwain & Allen
The
Journal
Wells Returns From Chicago With Three Cattle Cars
C R Wells came back from Chicago after marketing three cars of cattle he raised. The report notes his business success and reflects his satisfaction with the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Wells
Chicago
Boycott Houghton Daily Mining Gazette Spreads Across Churches
Houghton Michigan July 26 The Houghton County Ministerial association urges a boycott of the Houghton Daily Mining Gazette after it launched a Sunday edition four weeks ago. Pastors distribute postal cards for subscribers to stop the paper, and seek to cut circulation through signatures amenable to pastoral admonition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Houghton County Ministerial Association
Houghton Daily Mining Gazette
Copper District
Rev Newell Hillis Ends Midland Chautauqua Assembly Talk
Des Moines July 26 Rev Newell Dwight Hillis delivered the closing lecture at the Midland Chautauqua assembly Tuesday. He spoke on Ruskin's message to the twentieth century, presenting a study of social reforms already effected and promised. He argued wealth should be the servant of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Newell Dwight Hillis
Midland Chautauqua Assembly
Ruskin
Sugar refinery expands glucose plant with new storage tanks
Waukegan Illinois reports expansion at the United States sugar refinery as work starts on steel tank elevators for corn storage. Each tank holds 100000 bushels and will cost about 55000 dollars. Contractors are Angus and Gindele and Graver and Co of Chicago. Also rural free delivery set for Milan on August 1 and Curtis of Iowa declines the postmaster general position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Hls
United States
Angus & Gindele and Graver & Co
Chicago
Centennial birthday celebrated at Wheeler home
Mrs. Thomas Wheeler marked her hundredth birthday at her son Merritt Wheeler’s home seven miles from town. Dozens from Willisea and nearby area visited to wish her well. In Tower Ti Uls Solomon S Stockdale, an elderly farmer, died after his buggy collided with a pay car on the Big Four track three miles east. his horse perished. Dr. Rork’s condition unchanged. Ortus Adams nurses him. John Bystone and Ledru Willits, Mt. Pleasant, guests of Miss Louise Wilson on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villiaca
Thomas Wheeler
Merritt Wheeler
Willisea
Wheeler
Tower Ti
Uls
John By ‘Stone
Ledru Willits
Mt. Pleasant
Louise Wilson
East Main Street
Break Up A Cold Tablets Featured In Pharmacy Ad
An advertisement for Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets claims to end a cold overnight or cure la grippe with a refund offered if it fails. The product is sold for 25 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Stewart
Chicago Markets Curiaeo July 26 1900
Chicago markets report uneven activity as merchants and traders adjust to seasonal demand. Early afternoon prices show slight gains in select commodities with limited movement across sectors.
First Clase Excursions on the First Clase Route
F. E Stewart, agent for the Great Rock Island Route, promotes low fare first class trips this summer. Excursions to Colorado, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Yellowstone, Paris and other Old World destinations run June through August with White Star, Red Star, American, and International Transportation Co. agencies available for immediate ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado Points
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Yellowstone National Park
Paris
Old World
White Star Line
Red Star Line
American Line
International Transportation Co
Great States Minnesota and North Dakota Described
A description of Minnesota and North Dakota highlights geography resources agriculture and industries. It praises land diversity with lakes timber and prairie and notes corn grows in both states while North Dakota shines in wheat and grain production. It invites readers to order Worderland 1900 for six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Red River
Minnesota
North Dakota
Union
Chas. S' Fee
Gen. Pass. Avent
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minn
Real estate ad touts liberal offers in new additions
A real estate notice proclaims better choices in new subdivisions with lower prices than will be named again. The copy invites buyers to choose locations from a selection of deals and urges action while rates are presented as unusually favorable.
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East Side Restaurant
M. Lombardo
North Side Square
Gr Hotel Allen
Washington, Iowa
Doess General Banking Business
E. C. Keck
Florist
W. R. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
J. T. Anderson
Ass't Cash
Washington County
Ings Ban
First National Bank
Wim. Bink
A. 8. Wallace
Joseph Keck
A. H. Keck
L. AD. Robinson
Wran
J. J. Henderson
Nu 1
Hatel Allen
Frank Rogers
Kemble
Kemble Flower Co
Oskaloosa
Lowa
Iowa Central Bulletin
Havre
Richmond
National
Michigan Democracy
Maybury
Gold Democratic Organization
Gordon Woodbury
New Hampshire
Fusion
West Chester
Democracy of
Michigan
Silas Guthrie
Miss Alta Law
P. Dahlman
Morehardt
St. Louis
Dahlan
Dahlman
Sioux City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Kansas City -Indianapolis
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Cleveland
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Hillis
Mere Free Rural
Mai
Post Office Department
Milan
Ilc
Curtis
Dr. Pierce
G. B. Bird
Burnside
Putnam County
West Va
Dr. Rork
Ortus Adams
Curiaeo
Sorn
Ener
Esene
Montrose
T Wheel Co. O. D
Best
Shelby
Express
J. L. Mead
F. E Stewart
Great Rock Island
Tribune
West
Daily Tribune
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Pawenakione
York Munn & CO
Keye
L. D. Robinson’s
East Side
L. D. Robin
Wide World
Cate
Addi
Smouse
Cc. E. Dayton
Prop
Racycle
Mr. Ray
Soleri , Racvcle
Opera House
Bo P. Dixon & Co
Washington City
B. F. Dixon & Co
United States Fidelity and Guarant Company
Keoku Counties
B.f.dixon, Co
RMA Row
Dees Moines Valley Division
D. M. Val
Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island
Waalington
BL &N. W
Peoria
C, B&qassengers
Cicago
Columbus Junction
Brightonstown
Mason City
Sun
Peoria Mall
Co& N W
Omaha
Tittemore
Geo
Batty
P&t
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