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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
8
A candidate supports the Republican voters of Washington County in the June primary for the office of Sheriff. The nomination would be subject to the will of the county’s GOP electorate.
Howard Benn announces candidacy for the office of county auditor in Washington County nominating at the June primaries. Publican voters urged to support Benn in the upcoming election.
Walter Nordyke announces candidacy for membership on the Washington County Board of Supervisors, contingent on the June Republican primary. The notice follows a health advisory praising Foley's Honey and Tar for treating a summer cold, with Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co named as suppliers.
The Iowa Association for the Advancement of the Deaf will hold its annual meeting in Council Bluffs August 2 to 4 with headquarters at the Iowa School for the Deaf. A reading by Dr. Thomas F. Fox and a joint Nebraska-Omaha picnic are planned. A large attendance is expected as delegates travel to the national Colorado Springs convention after Iowa.
Sehnei der petitions for divorce in Budapest claiming her husband insists on displaying portraits of her three predecessors in the house. The move sparks a domestic dispute as she seeks legal relief.
Call up the city bus line by dialing Phone No. 589 Black and leave orders. Frank Bowers will promptly attend to them with street and number details.
The Wotan brought the offender to the depot in the evening and struck him in the face. The man had harassed a girl by waving as trains passed her home. the mother objected and slapped him.
Ten miles from Knoxville five miners from Des Moines camped on the Des Moines river since May 15 were arrested last night by Fish Commissioner John C. Hall. Named are Mason Walker Clyde Walker George Walker Lew Shoeckster and John Guenther. A wagon load of nets traps lines and gear was seized. They were jailed for thirty days.
Des Moines reports that all railroads in Iowa will honor a one and one half fare round trip for the state Grand Army of the Republic encampment next week. Local encampment organizers urge every veteran to know the reduced rate applies on every line in the state.
Davenport police seek relatives of Henry Miller of Davenport who was killed in an Elgin Illinois accident Wednesday night.
A Waverly mother confronted a trainman who had flirted with her daughter, following an evening incident in the city. The exchange occurred as witnesses described the confrontation and the aftermath remains under local review.
A delegation from Des Moines and Williamsburg visited Iowa City on June 3 to plan a survey of the country between Iowa City and Williamsburg. The project aims to build an interurban line from Williamsburg to Iowa City to connect with the Iowa City Davenport line for eastern connections and extend westward to Des Moines.
Des Moines June 2 rail road commissioners and Attorney General Byers at the request of RE G Wiley freight commissioner of the Greater Des Moines committee telegraphed Attorney General Wickersham. They urge amending the federal court injunction suit against 25 western railroads to include all points in Iowa beyond the Missouri river points named in the current action in Hannibal Missouri.
Des Moines June 3 The Iowa Episcopal parishes Woman's Auxiliary launches a penny campaign to raise 150000 pennies for the October national auxiliary meeting in Cincinnati. Mrs J E Devin Ottumwa leads the effort as each member pledges one penny per week totaling 52 cents yearly.
Mrs Samuel Levinson of Des Moines says the crackdown on Jews in Kelv and Lodz stems from the reactionary movement led by the czarina, not peasant hatred. She cites massacres in Lodz two years prior and current killings in Kelv, attributing the blame to elite anti semitic influence.
The Iowa Anti-Saloon League reports a win in Pella as Judge Nichols of Perry issues a decision closing saloons now operating there. Rev. W. C. Barber, league superintendent, announced the ruling on June 3 in Des Moines.
The lesson reflects on Jesus as the Son from heaven and the churchs future deliverance. It recalls the disciples toiling on the sea, Jesus walking on water, and Peter sinking yet saved. It urges faith, vigilance, and active witness to spread the gospel.
All who have not been examined for the Fraternal Order of Eagles must be examined before June 20th. See Dr Geo. W. Hay at the tte. oit4 M4 oO. E. GOFORTH.
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