Funeral for Robert M Patterson Held in Washington
Robert M Patterson, killed at Hedrick, was buried at Elm Grove after funeral services at his parents home. Rev J B Schreckengast led the ceremony with M K E choir singing Abide with Me Asleep in Jesus and We’ll never Say Good bye in Heaven. Pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Lodge bidon attended.
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Robert M. Patterson
Hedrick
J. B. Patterson
Washington
J. B. Schreckengast
M. KE
Jesus
Patterson
Robert
Lucy Caughlin
Ottumwa
Co. D
Washington Chautauqua Assembly Ticket Sale Announced
Transferable tickets good for ten admissions will be sold here for 2.00 dollars each. Apply at the city banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chautauqua Assembly
Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure and Other Remedies
An advertisement props Hall's Catarrh Cure promising to cure deafness caused by catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any untamed case. The notice also promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles with testimonials from Mrs Newson of Decatur Alabama and local visitors in Newton Kansas.
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Hall
Circu
Z Cheery
Seela
H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Stewart
Frost Touches Low Areas Overnight
A light frost was reported last night with heavier patches in lowlands. Early risers noted frost mainly in areas that are slightly depressional, but officials say it likely caused little or no damage.
Flood Havoc Described After Kansas City Ferry Sidelined
W B Moothart reports from Butler Missouri and Kansas City about floods that halted a Kansas City to Kansas City ferry for four hours on a Mississippi bridge. The vessel carried 400 passengers as engines aided in holding the bridge. Approaches washed away and driftwood with dead horses and cattle floated by. The Mississippi River level fell a foot or two at Burlington while waters remained east of the river bank.
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W. BP. Moothart
Butler
Kansas City
Kan
Meo
Missouri Pacific
Mississippi
Burlington
Local speed lovers pace at early morning fairground workouts
Each morning at the old fair ground race course a group including Karl Lewis Fort Sherman Chas Davis Matt White John Cunningham Cas Slocum and Will Chilcote arrives before dawn to exercise their horses. With 5 30 a m crowds and lively sessions the scene hints at a forthcoming race meet as interest grows.
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diMcully
Society Notes Highlight Fortnightly Club and Local Gatherings
Mrs. Henry Stretter will host the Fortnightly club tomorrow at 2 30. Miss Elsie Grumbling was guest of honor at Miss Hope Otts informal West Main Street gathering. Navajo club met at Mrs A S Hays on East Washington Street with a luncheon. Mrs W R Jeffreys home on Southwest Washington hosted sixty five guests for a three course luncheon and garden flowers.
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Henry Stretter
Elsie Grumbling
Hope Ott
West Main Street
Miss Grumbling
Flinch
Stock Exchange
Navajo Club
A.S. Hays
East Washington Street
W. R. Jeffrey
Washington
King's New Life Pills Cure Sufferers Quickly
Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to relieve sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and boosting health. Thousands testify to their merit. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by Stewart, Druggist.
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King
Stewart
Royal Arch Masons Short Regular Chapter Meeting
Short session of Regular Chapter meeting this Tuesday at 7 30 p m petitions to act upon K T Wickham Il P
J DeWitt Miller Opens Chautauqua With The Uses Of Ugliness
J DeWitt Miller, a leading Chautauqua speaker, delivers the opening lecture at 10 30 a m on Tuesday June 30. His talk titled The Uses of Ugliness promises a talented humorous address on the opening day.
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J. DeWitt Miller
Funeral Held for Delibert C McClelland in Colorado Family
Delibert C McClelland son of J C and Mary B McClelland died at 37 from heart trouble. His funeral in Colorado drew the grief of his father J C, mother Mary B, sister Nellie A Edmond, and brothers Thomas and Warry McClelland, with friends and state-wide condolences.
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Denver Post
Delibert C. McClelland
John Il. Work
East Washington Street
J.C
Mary B. McClelland
J. C
Mary BR. McClelland
Nellie A. Edmond
Thomas ER
Warry McClelland
Dellbert
McClelland
Colorado
Property transfers list of city and county parcels
A string of real estate transfers includes L. B. Ward to Frank Webb for two city lots, Sitter to J. H. Slumston for one lot, John R. Bryson to Sarah A. Babcock for one lot, and other deeds across City, Marion, Crawford, and Washington regions. Amounts range from 650 to 85200 with acres and lots noted. The Synod of the Associate Presbyterian Church transfers sixty acres in Washington and multiple party exchanges are listed.
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L. B. Ward
Frank Webb
Lewis ©. Sitter
J. H. Slumston
John H. Stewart
Nettie Cox
Winfield Smouse
Eli Warfel
Margaret L. Grifith
T. J. Neiswanger
J. N. Stewart
John R. Bryson
Sarah A. Babcock
Josephine Stiles
CO. W. McLaughlin
Jesse N. Dayton
May
Dayton
Ben Leichty
Isaac Conrad
Marion
John Shillig
Timothy Brannen
B. Matthews
Franeinah
John Alliman
Katie Krabill
Crawford
Peter L. Nickolaus
Henry B. Nickolaus
Synod of the
Associate Presbyterian Church
Malcolm Montgomery
Washington
A.J. Kos
T. L. Sims
Lowa
Desperate Family Stockpiles Bucklen Amnic Salve Near Stewart
A remote household keeps Bucklen's Arnica Salve on hand for injuries from accidents. The ad claims Burns cuts and ulcers can be treated, offering the remedy at 25 cents at Stewart's Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Stewart
Questions and Answers Bureau: The Journal Iowa
The Journal in Washington Iowa runs a questions and answers feature. Readers send inquiries on etiquette songs umbrellas and language jokes. The column humorously addresses topics from Dear Mary to sweat shops and Irish potatoes with light commentary.
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Sual
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Artemus
Mary
Susanna
Sarah
Clarice
Lena
Laura
Dearie
Ioyle
Lily
Logy
Health foods advance notice from grocer warns of novelty products
A Cedar Rapids Gazette item presents a satirical advance notice of new health foods with outrageous claims. It mentions products like Gaulpa-Down-A and Mat-Mats, describes strange ingredients, illicit concentrates, and bizarre consumption methods.
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Hutts
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Flossery
Ladies
Black Cate Worth
Mercer & Chilcote
Postoffice
Rees
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
East Side Square
Steck
J. P. Ramsey
Newton
Kansas
Hr. M. Richer
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Richer
Jay Porter
Stairstown
J. T. Stevenson
Roy Patterson
Ames
Columbia
J. B. Lemmon
Prop
Columbia Pharmacy
Southeast Cor. Square
Frost
Royal Arch Masons
Delbert C. McClelland
Otto Eckhard
Bancroft
J. H. Stewart
G. H. Pratt, M. D
Harwood
Geuth
The
Las
West Side
New York
Specia
Knight, the Tailor
H. Knecht
Washington National Bank
Mystic
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