Washington High to Face Morning Sun in Season Finale
Tomorrow afternoon at the local ball park Washington High School will finish its 19th season with a game against Morning Sun High. Washington leads Morning Sun 7 to nothing from a previous meeting. The management hopes for a big crowd to boost athletic fund balances and encourage better play to end the season with a win.
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Washington High School Ball Nine
Morning Sun High School
Morning Sun
Washington Boys
Burlington
Ito
Highland Park
Washington
Robert Hazen Breen
Otta
J.S. Hagen
J. Bk. Freeland
Wilma
Allene
Fern
Douds Leands
H. T. Jackson
Florence Porter
Joe Church
Lew Duncan
Muscatine
Charles Haworth
Richland
Bessie Wray
Iowa
John Chacey
What Cures Eczema According to Cook and Shertian
Advertises DD. D. Eesomacure as a reliable eczema remedy based on ten years of cured cases. Claims Oil of Wintergreen wash from DD. D. starts healing and soothes skin. Advises visiting the store to discuss individual cases.
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Andrew Carnegie
Kathley Natees
Cook & Shertian
Meritol Chocolate Granules Assure Digestive Relief
A vintage patent medicine ad promising to cure stomach and liver disorders with Meritol Chocolate Granules. It suggests brain and mood benefits and promotes Lemmons Phartiney as exclusive agents.
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Foel
Meritol
Lemmons Phartiney
Wellman and Pleasant Plain News Notes May Day
Local items report visits and travels by residents of Wellman and nearby towns. Social calls include Miss Zllpha Miller in West Chester and Mrs. Win Smith in South Kinglsh and Webster. Schools closed and teachers returned home. A rain improved crops. road work and painting continue. Community events feature academy play, picnics, and a moving picture show setup for summer.
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R. B. Hull
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ralph Hamilton
Keota
George Struble
West Bros
A. J. Nichols
L. M. Downing
Arch
Clinton
W. P. Gardner
Julia McKibbon
Iowa Wesleyan College
Lou Wimner
Oxford
Shiller
J. L
I. Ef. Coffey
West Chester
Abe Greenblatt
North English
Frederick E. Bolton
Herbert DeFrance
Wm. Wade
J. A. Dodds
Lone Tree
Mellicker
van Zandt
Wilton
Dorothy Ellsworth
Fullerton
Nebr
Lincoln
Trene Sims
Wm. Kelly
Independence
Grace TL
Katherine Buxbaum
Colfax
Wash
Mellie Beitel
C. A. Brook
John Cline
Kansas City
Frank Rhea
Washington State
John Griffith
Charles
San Diego
Calif
Chicago Market Report Sees Slow Prospects and Mixed Prices
Markets in Chicago on June 1 1914 show estimated receipts 20000 with 2081 left over. Prospects are slow versus yesterday's average with light trade and mixed packers prices from 5.65 to 6.00. Heavy shipping grades quoted 5.50 to 5.95 and rough 5.50 to 5.90. Cattle 5000 head with prospects steady to strong. sheep 5000 head with prospects weak after yesterday's decline.
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Chicago
Local Market Totals and Grain Prices Report
Estimated receipts today 2000 and official receipts yesterday 45909 and shipments yesterday 5149. Market segments list bulk light mixed and heavy shipping grades with price ranges. Wheat and oats futures noted with May July September closes and a Washington City market price roundup.
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FOX & Dewey
Tramping Lake and
Houghton Lake Districts
Saskatchewan
Canada
St. Paul
Great Northern Ry
Luse Land & Development Company
Southwell & McCulely
Mass
St. Paul, Minn
Washington National Bank
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Obe
Button Factory
S. W. Livingston
Marian Bunker
Adel
Town
A. N. Grady
Mr. Yoder
Johnstown
Mre
Jacob Mishler
Katona
Ohio
Indiana
Noble
Stringtown
Ina Murphy
Crawfordaville
Dward Kraybill
Melvin Nelson
Wredonin
J. G. Witting
Grandma Nebel
Sugar Creek
Jacob Gerig
Joe Wittmer
J. G. Alliman
Skiniel Graber
Henry Hagie
Crawfordsville
Jessie Wenger
Fern Clift
John Wenger, Jr
John G. Alliman
Schantz
Mrs. Edd Rinner
Harvey Carter
Washing
Andrew Rinner
Sam Goldsmith
Baby
Cora Hanenstein
Edith Funk
Katie Kobel
Noah Leichty
Marl Stutzman
Brighton
Ross Whitacre
Academy
Pleasant Plain
John Miller
Gray
John Teeter
W. F. Leppert
C. Stanard
GA Stanard
White Hawk School
Friends of
Wellman
the County News
ED Por Journel Readers
Ainsworth
Ainnsworth
Roo
Si Piine
Moine
Mary Wiesong
Bouchington
Mobo Town
Lrown
Foo. Woodturn
Ray Bell
Pairfield
Ben Nichols
Frank Renfro
Princeton
Mia
Renfro
Harry Parker
Philip Vanerus
Hrivtron
Elizabeth Flannigan
Grace Limerman
Hila Thompson
Pear White
J. J. Adams
Davenport
Geo Lindle
A. G. Whittaker
Iilissa
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Clarence Waters
W. T. Trotter
Rema Church
Columbus Junction
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Wyman
Elm Grove
Sam Turkington
Mitchell
J. Ko Funn
Maxwell Frances Porter
Packwood
Loge Thornburg
Tis. Fortune
Oy Nordyke
Grace Hill
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Sew Haven
Tinates
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Arthur Conrad
Mr. Thompson
Ao Robertson
ingtOn
Grandma Carlin
Gust Strum
Dublin
Jim Thompson
Corm
Charlie McKinstry
Jabers
Miller Bros
Olds
John Humphreys
Winnie Humphreys
W. D. Garmoe
J. A. Porter
Lexington
Greeson
O. S. Triggs
Kirksville, Mo
Arnold Turner
Myrtle Stump
Everette Young
George Amlonge
Ransom
Ina Munson
Maulkner
John Rittenhouse
Wianie Holmes
Felleburge
Daytonville
Tom Schulty
Bruce Gardner
Ezra Gardner
Blaine Holmes
Duane McClure
Walter Harvey
King's Heralds
George Amlong
King’s Heralds Society
Kalona
Joe Kiman
Alice Palmer
Esta Holtz
Riverside
J. E Wellman
Wer
Forioococco
Walt the
Kauffman
Flynn
Albert
John
Sir Arthur
Walt Mason
George Matthewa Adama
Ila
Texas
Renen-Wickham Gratin
Iwinois
Mls
Washington City
Piet
John A. Babcock
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