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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

2

City Council Reviews Street Improvements and Walks

The city council met with Mayor Wilson presiding and bugdeted street work. West Main street filling progresses and new permanent walks around the square are ordered with condemned walks listed. Resolutions establish west side walks and sewer plans move forward with permits granted to several residents. A network of notes includes upcoming visits by Prof Marsden and Prof Bissell and a spitting ordinance referral. Children's day service set for June 8 at Pleasant Plains church.

Wilson Bry Glasgow Hebener Foley Brookhart West Main Street R. McGaughey J. A. Harwood Win Smouse Mrs. Melville Academy Hi. Ballard Lote Land Len Smouse Mre. ©. Dunningham George Stewart BE. T. Hebener & Son Anna Kos Block Washington Ashby South Second Ave Frank Hinnodley A. R Dewey Solbrig D. J. Patterson Mra S. A. Kindley Belle Smith Marsden Ames Prof Bisse

Rail and lodge travel rates for national meetings announced

Town Central Railway lists fare details for the National Educational Association meeting in Minneapolis July So far traveling from various states to Denver Utah and Pacific Northwest events with one fare plus 200 round trips Final return limits range to Oct 31 1902 and Sept 90 1902 for several lodges and unions including Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Salt Lake City and Knights of Pythias in San Francisco Other regional conventions span June through August with varied one fare plus 200 and sixty day ticket limits.

Ational Educational Association Minneapolis Mion Colorado and Utah Denver Colorado Springs Puebls Oisswood Janctiss Colorado Ogden Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order Salt Lake City National Convention Travelers’ Protective Association of America Portland Ore Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen Portlland Young People’s Opeiation Union Society of the United Presbyterian Church Tacoma Washington Seattle Peoria Farmington Iowa Central Knights of Pythia San Francisco Cal Imperial Council Nobles of

Seed corn proves resilient after twenty five years

Creston June 3 Wm Shoonover farmer north of Villisca planted seed corn stored twenty five years. The crop sprouted and grew as well as last year's seed with only a few grains failing to germinate. He wonders how much longer old seed could remain fertile.

Villisca

Epworth delegates elected to attend Oxford convention

Lelington and The Misses Hirdie Henderson and Mabel Chaffee named as delegates to the Epworth League convention in Oxford this week. Various local notices note visits, a district rain, a 160 acre farm sale, and a Crooked Creek picnic by students and teachers.

Hirdie Henderson Mabel Chaffee Oxford J. Gardner Tie Father Mr. Nelson Crooked Creek

Local Slaying and Rail Rivalry Highlight Keosauqua News

Albert Hale shot 21 year old Dora Donohue in Cantril then killed himself in a jealousy fueled tragedy. In Oxkaloosa a Sunday rail war saw about 1000 track workers contest rights with no violence. Keota reports a corn shelter burned at Lillig farm with no clues to the arsonists. Reports include medical cure claims and Twain visiting Missouri, plus a Franklin Center ice cream supper for the school library.

Keosauqua Cantril Here Albert Hale Dora Donohue Hale Franklin Center Sigourney Road Coralie Tedfore

Weather summary and farm notes from Des Moines Iowa week

The Des Moines section reports a week with average seven day temperatures two to four degrees below normal and light showers. Warmer, showery conditions end the period. farmers see favorable weather for field work and corn cultivation. Corn stands are generally good. pastures and garden crops grow well though fruit crops vary and are below normal. An anecdote touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption as an effective cough and lung remedy with trial bottles offered.

Ern A. M. Shields Chambersburg Dr. King Stewart's Pharmacy

All About Spirit and Okoboji Lakes booklet offer

Describes a free descriptive book on Spirit and Okoboji Lakes in northwestern Iowa with Minnesota and Iowa game laws. Mentions boarding houses hotels and several rental collages. Also explains Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul short line routing and passenger service details with map info.

Iowa Burlington Cedar Rapide & Northern Ba Y Minnesota Ine G Farmer AGP& TA Cr&n Ry Cedar Rapids Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul West Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Omaha Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

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