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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

3

The Sunday School Lesson and Modern Reflections

Commentary on Exodus lessons about the tabernacle and Aaron's calf idolatry, the role of Moses as intercessor, and Christ as prophet and priest. Includes a call to support home industries and a testimonial on Foley's Kidney Cure.

American Press Association Moses Mount Jesus Aaron Egypt Joshua God Christ Lord Jesus Christ Hell Israel Samuel

Weather Forecast for Iowa Indicates Fair, Warmer Temperatures

Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa will have fair weather tonight and Saturday. It notes warmer temperatures especially in the extreme north portion tonight and on Saturday. The forecast covers today and tomorrow.

Washington, D. C the Evening Journal Iowa

Local residents return home after city visits

Mrs. Fisher and Misses Murphy Stevenson Batley Sands McCreedy, Fischburn, Jacobs, Anderson, Steck, and others return to Crawfordsville Winfield Iowa City West Chester Ainsworth Oskaloosa after spending the day in the city or visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Anwyl Wells Crawfordville Henry Crawford also travel home after a day in town.

David Anwyl Crawfordsville Waldo Wells Crawfordville Henry Crawford West Chester

Get Your Choice Wagons on Our Floors

Mason Tranter & Storage Co announces 23 Studebaker and Mitchell wagons ready to hitch. Prospective buyers urged to visit show floor to compare models and arrange purchase.

Studebaker and Mitchell Mason Tranter & Storage Co

Local residents and visitors in town yesterday

W. W. Harvey left for Winfield on a brief business trip. Mrs. Will McCreedy and her son from Haskins visited the city. R. W. Martin of Chanute Kan visited friends. John Harbaugh of Klein Klothing Co. is on a two week vacation. Hal Reister's orchestra played at a Richmond dance. Miss Jean Darrow from Letts arrived for a week's visit at the Milton Dicken home. W. H. Hughes of Burlington, railroad mail service chief clerk, attended to business in town yesterday.

H. Knecht Jennie Stevenson Crawfordsville Alliene Batley Iowa City Verne Anderson Ainsworth Mrs. G. T. Auld W. W. Harvey Winfield Will McCreedy and Son Haskins R. W. Martin Chanute Kan John Harbaugh Klein Klothing Co Jean Darrow Letts Milton Dicken W. H. Hughes Burlington

Local residents visit city relatives and return home

Mrs. H F Owen of Haskins was a city caller today. Mrs. Antone Reiner of Richmond visited relatives here. Robert Edwards of Verdi was in town on business this morning. Mr and Mrs I C Rehmel from Grace Hill spent the day visiting relatives. G W Hobson left for a two week visit with relatives at Chariton. Mrs Hobson is in Chariton after a relative's death last week.

H. F. Owen Haskins Antone Reiner Richmond Robert Edwards Verdi I. C. Rehmel Grace Hill G. W. Hobson Chariton Hobson Charito

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Frank L. Wilson & Co BEST Dougherty Bros W. C. Ralston & CO Chas. J. Gobble Muscatine, Iowa The Travelers Insurance Co D. M. Stearns Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley Weather Forecast McCgartney J. A. Harwood South Side Harwood Mrs. Fisher Maud Ina Murphy Eva Sands Ethel Jacobs W. O. Ralston Mary Steck Wairfield Wm. Burnside Oskaloosa Hal Reister South Dakota Towa Geo. Peck Japan Bewtien Ics Windsor
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