Easy Victory for Washington in Wet Field Game
Washington defeated West Liberty 7 to 3 in a soggy field as Murray and Mount starred for the home team. Anderson worked the wet ball for West Liberty while Vogt and the Washington battery showed steady play and solid defense. The two teams meet again Saturday at home at 2:45 pm with Johnson to start for West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Liberty
Anderson
Murray
Ditmars
Marvin
Black
Overman
Washington Boys
Young Black
Mount
Warner
Vogt
Christie Cather Vogt Johnson
Jordon Dremer
Murray Ditwars
Teeter Mann
Warner Black
Ward Overman
Anderson Hoeme
Mount Ross
Dewey Washington
Johnson
Brighton
CIGAR TALKS AND SALES OF CHICO CIGARS
J E Lemmon says the Wadsworth Bros Chico cigar sells itself and leads his agency. He buys direct from the maker with no middleman profit and claims the 5 cent cigar outperforms 10 and 15 cent brands. Customers who previously bought pricier cigars now prefer the Chico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lemmon
Journal
Wadsworth Bros
Chico
Washington Game Called Amid Small Crowd
A local game between Washington teams was halted at 2 45 PM with ample seating noted for spectators and attendees.
Bent Back No More After Typhoid Fight
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania says she suffered four weeks with typhoid and kidney trouble and was bent double. After using Electric Bitters at J H Stewarts drug store she recovered health and strength and can walk straight again. 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
J. H. Stewart's
The Steady story in McClure's midsummer issue
Harvey J. O Higgins contributes The Steady to McClure's midsummer fiction number. The tale follows a tender love story in the slums through sensitive, humane observation. An ear of corn in your pocket at the Chautauqua Corn Day grants front seating at Round Table discussions and lectures. Keiser visits Washington before a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. O’ Higgins
McClure
Frost Mame
Washington
Hay fever treated by climate and Hyomei kit
Stating stomach dosing cannot cure hay fever the ad promotes Hyomei as a home climate treatment. It claims relief by medicating the air you breathe and compares it to health resorts. The complete outfit costs 1 dollar with extra bottles 50 cents, and Columbia Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Columbia
Local notices from Muscatine Journal items
Local readers receive a stream of short notices including return trips from Sigourney and West Chester, new arrivals in town such as Miss Mabel Crawford, Mr. Glasgow taking a Rock Island depot post, and Keota beating North English 11 to 4. Ads promote homemade bread and eye protection goggles from Lemon’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Vogt
Sigourney
Peter McColl
West Chester
L. DD. Higgins
Kansas City
Keota
Lemmon's
Chas. Benz and Son
Rex
Pleasant Plain
Basil Mickey
Indianola
Harmon
Nicola
Des Moines
Claire Beatty
Mr. Irwin
Mabel Crawford
Geo. Sigler
J. D. Glasgow
Cecil Rogers
Washington
Glasgow
Rock Island Depot
Linn Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Miss Rogers
Muscatine
Statement of financial non liability by wife
Mrs. L. G. St. John declares she will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her husband L. G. St. John who left the early part of the week and stated that he would not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. St. John
The Clubman and His Tailor
Arthur Train, a New York District Attorney, contributes a strong story to McClure's August issue. In Catherwood's Data of Ethics the clubman weighs the human misery behind his hurry order clothes as he pursues adventures in midnight London to end all night slavery of sweaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Train
New York
August McClure
Catherwood
London
Wenona the Sioux princess shoots from galloping horse at Pawnee Bill show
Visitors to Pawnee Bill’s Wild West will witness Wenona a Sioux princess demonstrate rifle and shotgun skill on and off horseback. She shoots pennies and moving targets from a galloping mount, claiming to be the only woman performing back of horse stunts and delivering flying target destruction with steady aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Bill
Local Couple Depart For Floris Farm Opening
Mrs. H. L. White and Miss Allie Jay of Washington have left after visiting relatives. They traveled on Rock Island No. 3 to Floris where Mr. White has rented and will take a farm. White, once a long time clerk, leaves his job due to failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. White
Allie Jay
Washington
Rock Island No. 3
Floris
White
Fairfield Journal
Poultry buyers offer high market price for birds
Reister & Son advertises top market prices for all kinds of poultry and plans to ship n carloads to the east weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister & Son
The Saving Habit and a Home Remedy Purchase
A short lesson on saving money notes that small, careful expenses add up. It cites buying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as costing only a few cents and potentially saving a doctor's bill, with sale through Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Stewart’s
Cook & Sherman
Patent Awards List From Iowa Inventors
Patent Office reports issue of multiple patents on the 25th instant to Iowa residents. Listings include Fire-extinguisher to John Rogers Perry. Potato-loader to C Hi Walker Northwood. Centrifugal cream-separ ator to E R Bailey Clarinda. Belt-shifter to C M Hoer gott and H C Eby Jolley. Road-bed equipment by J L Kneedler Sioux City with half to Buel Coach. Automatic switch and signal to H J Wintherlich Omaha and A M Lundgard Council Bluffs. Dumping-box to Dr B Cherry Knoxville assignor to Louden Machinery Co Fairfield. Machine for making plastic blocks to C H Nesselroad Stuart. Carriage-stop for type writers to G W Singleton Des Moines assignor to Jewett Typewriter Co. Sash-balance to Edward Fegert Cedar Falls assignor of half to H B Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Iowa
John Rogers
Perry
C. Hi. Walker
Northwood
E. R. Bailey
Clarinda
C. M. Hoeregott
H. C. Eby
Jolley
J. Ll. Kneedler
Sioux City
Buel
H. J. Wintherlich
Omaha
Nebr
A. M. Lundgard
Council Blufts
Dr. B. Cherry
Knoxville
Louden Machinery Co
Fairfield
C. H. Nesselroad
Stuart
G. W. Singleton
Des Moines
Jewett Typewriter Co
Edward Fegert
Cedar Falls
Onenalf
H. B. Wild
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Ts Company
Liberty
eYore
Chas. Keiser
Chicago
Hyomei
Duncan's
Vienna
Will Stewart
I. A. Chalmers
Josephine Pratt
John Shields & Son
Washington, Iowa
Columbia Pharmacy
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