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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1907

Page

6

Bailey Tales and Witty Anecdotes of Senator Bailey of Texas

A collection of colorful vignettes about Senator Bailey of Texas. The piece recalls press gallery praise for his intellect and humor, anecdotes from his early Texas politics, and several ghost stories and quips showing his storytelling flair and sharp exchanges with rivals.

Washington Congress Senator Bailey Texas Bailey Tom Reed House Genate

Notable Exercises At State University Taft To Speak

Iowa City hosts a grand commencement from June 7 to 12 marking the sixtieth anniversary of the State University of Iowa. Secretary Taft will deliver the commencement address and alumni celebrate forty years of Dean Amos Currier’s service amid record enrollment and about 325 degrees.

Iowa City Iowa State University At Taft State of State University of Iowa Amos Noyes Currier Currier College of Liberal Arts William Fraser McDowell Methodist Episcopal Church University of Denver College of Applied Science

Real estate transfers list several Crawfordsville and Keokuk county parcels

George Gardner transfers two lots to N J Lease for 3400 in Crawfordsville. Morrow sells two lots in Rubio. Frederick and wife sell two lots in Kalona for 1000 to Martin V Long. Mary E Johnson sells a lot in Washington for 2650 to Zelpha A Heaton. Margaret L Griffith and husband sell a lot in Smouse's Highland Park for 4500 to Geo H Paul. Evaline Curran sells a lot in south Washington for 481 to J C McCartney et al. Fannie E Zehr sells two Noble town lots for 365 to J H Witting. R C Gibson et al sell land in Jackson township to E N Helwick. Bettie D Chapman sells land near Wellman for 500 to Frank Lindsay. J E King sells 84 acres in Keokuk county for 5400 to M L and E E Dayton. John Smeltzer and wife sell 40 acres in Washington township for 4400 to F M Denison. I N Helwick and wife sell land in Jackson to W A Gibson. Catherine Leffer sells 20 acres in Highland township to Henry Leffy.

Theo. Frederick Martin V. Long Kalona Mary E. Johnson Zelpha A. Heaton Washington Margaret L. Griffith Geo. H. Paul Smouse Highland Park Evaline Curran J.C. McCartney Fannie E. Zehr J. H. Witting Noble R. C. Gibson Washington Township I. N. Helwick W. A. Gibson Jackson Township Catherine Leffer Henry Leffy Highland Township

Skin Disease Germ Down At Last

An advertising item touts D D D Prescription for eczema and skin diseases. It promises instant relief with a few drops, gradual cleansing, and a final cure, citing “thousands of letters” and a testimonial from Luther A. Carson of Level Road Alabama. The Pioneer drug store in Washington Iowa and Cook and Sherman are named as sellers.

Luther A. Carson Level Road Ala Pioneer Drug Store Washington Iowa Cook & Sherman

Washington Academy Stockholders Elect Officers

The Washington academy stockholders met in the Academy building and elected officers. N. M. Bich er became trustee replacing the deceased Gen Hiram Scofield, and Frank L. Wilson and C. M. Keck were also elected trustees. A. H. Wallace was chosen president Col D. J. Palmer vice president A. Anderson treasurer and Prof R. D. Daugherty secretary. A. H. Wallace was appointed to draft resolutions.

Washington Academy Atty. N. M. Bicher Hiram Scofield Frank L. Wilson C. M. Keck A. H. Wallace Col D. J. Palmer A. Anderson R. D. Daugherty Reso

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Deafness Cure

A vintage medical ad claims deafness from catarrh is curable through constitutional remedies. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and promises $100 for any case it cannot cure, naming F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and urging purchase of Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Funeral of Samuel Bear Held Sunday

The funeral for the late Samuel Bear occurred Sunday morning at 10 o'clock from the residence south of West Chester. Rev. George JD. R ers of the Baptist church of this city conducted the services. Pallbearers were G. W. Alexander Sam Knapp J. M. Phillips John Simpson Lev. Negley and W. H. Phillips.

Samuel Bear West Chester George JD. Rers The Baptist Church G. W. Alexander Sam Knapp J. M. Phillips John Simpson Lev. Negley W. H. Phillips

Card of Thanks for Mrs Edw Ball

The Ball and Thompson families thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs Edw Ball. Your thoughtful support is appreciated by Mr and Mrs M W Thompson and family.

Edw. Ball M. W. Thompson

Thanks for kindness after husband and father’s death

The Bear family expresses sincere gratitude for the many kindnesses shown during the loss of their husband and father, Mr. Samuel Bear.

Samuel Bear

Sunday visitors and a nurses convention noted

Miss Mina Conover of Mt Pleasant and Miss Lillian Olds of Ainsworth visited West Chester over Sunday with the Misses Mattie and Edna Statler. Miss Agnes Swift rode to Ottumwa this morning to attend a nurses convention there today.

Mina Conover Mt. Pleasant Lillian Olds Ainsworth Mattie Edna Statler West Chester Agnes Swift Ottumwa

Samson Leaves for Winfield on Brief Business

L Samson departed this morning for Winfield on a short business trip and was joined by W W Harvey who left for Rh et an Eid ee es ee.

L. Samson Winfield W. W. Harvey

Local Boston bakery items and moving notices fill page

Local news notes Johnson's bakery offers brown and white bread with French bread praised. A stream of residents travel for visits, business, or summer trips to Des Moines Muskogee Sioux City and Yankton. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop Restorative with free samples and a book.

Johnson's Bakery Logan Crawford Ainsworth

Percheron Stallions to Stand for Service at Cedar Township

A notice states the Percheron stallions Silver Branch 41385 and Prince of Lakewood 21528 will stand for service at a residence in Cedar township. A mammoth bred jack is available for terms, per bills. D Rittenhouse.

Silver Branch Prince of Lakewood Cedar Township

Fine Percheron Stallion On Palmer Farm Gains Fame

The sixth season at the Col D J Palmer farm near the city features a snow white Percheron stallion noted as one of the county’s best breeders. Palmer and Palmer claim exceptional lineage and merit, advertising the stallion as a premier sire. Also mentions a Dr Shoop Catarrh remedy free trial and local seller J H Stewart with W A Row and daughter Margaret visiting Havre.

Stallio Col D. J. Palmer D. J D. M. Palmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph W. Bailey Bakey Joe Bailey Iggin Diggin Senate Baley Wwe Jack Moji Hiis Secu. Taft Univer Sity Board of Regents School For Pharmacy Sp.m William H. Taft Ohio George Gardner N. J. Lease Crawfordsville Milwaukee Land Co EF. Morrow Rubio Stockholders’ Meeting Edward Schenck Chemical Co Franklin St New York E. Lemmon Druggist California Fig Syrup Co Senna United States Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D. C Louisville, Ky San Francisco Cal Ursana London England New York, N. Y Scotied Boston Johnson’s Bakery Elmer McFadden W. Cherryholmes Buffalo N. Y James Wallace Des Moines W. S. Fishburn Ivy Moriarty Muskogee, I. T Lucile Peck Sioux City Yankton Charley Wolf Garland Wyo Marsh W. Bailey Eleanor Burlington T. W. Barhydt Thompson Brookhart Aberdeen Academy Tom Hardin Lancaster John Hardin Mark Hardin Dr. Shoop D. Rittenhouse W. A. Row Margaret Havre
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