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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1908

Page

3

Brother Elder at Pelican Rapids fishing and press

The Washington Journal anecdote reports Brother Elder traveling with a party to Pelican Rapids Minnesota where the paper is produced daily with full local news. A reader from Claremont New Hampshire questions how Elder travels for two cents per mile while echo answers with humor.

Brother Elder The Washington Journal Pelican Rapids Minn Elder Echo Winfield Beacon

Walnut Services Preaching at Schoolhouse

The Walnut school house will host preaching next Sunday at 3 30 by Rev Mr Ballard from near SEPP Sabbath school begins at 2 30 All are cordially invited to attend these services.

Walnut School Mr. Ballard Near Sepp

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Trusted Remedy

The promotion claims Foley's Honey and Tar is safer and more effective than unknown remedies for coughs colds and lung troubles. It asserts higher bottle usage than any other cough remedy and urges readers to choose Foley's with Lemmon's Pharmacy endorsing its safety and reliability.

Foley Lemmon

Heroic Boer Lad Defies Capture and Dies to Protect Fellow Boers

Major Seely recalls a young Boer boy who refused to betray a Boer commandant. Trapped at a farmhouse twenty miles from the target, the lad faced a pistol volley as Seely pressed for the commandant's location. The boy’s defiant loyalty left the officer surrendering, recognizing a moment of extraordinary courage.

Major Seely Boe

Marian and Her Colorful Picture Making

A young girl named Marian enjoys crafting pictures with pencils and sewn bright colored zephyrs on white cards. Her mother writes stories for the images and describes a playful scene with Tabby the cat followed by a bean bag game where players move to the line’s end for misses or catches.

Marian Mamma Tabby

Cheepy the Squirrel Sparks a Morning Chat

Ethel and Fred discuss Cheepy the English squirrel, noting his reddish brown coat and white waistcoat. They compare flying squirrels, their small size and air gliding, and imagine large families, bustling nests, and the busy life of gathering nuts and building new homes.

Cheepy Ethel Fred Papa Mamma

Uncle Sam and George Washington Dialogue

A humorous exchange where a boy asks who George Washington was and who Uncle Sam is. The father explains Washington as the Father of His Country and clarifies that Uncle Sam is a national personification rather than a relative of Washington.

Papa Harry George Washington Sam Washington

Heroes to be Honored by Accident Underwriters

New York June 18 For the first time heroes will be recognized and rewarded by accident insurance companies as the International Association of Accident Underwriters meets in convention at Atlantic City July 7 and 8. The association will award three gold medals annually in memory of founder George L. McNeill to individuals in the United States and Canada for deeds of heroism saving lives during the year. The two inch medals hang from a bar and bear McNeill's portrait.

New York Atlantic City George L. McNeill United States Canada McNeill

Water Thwarts Burglar in Muncie Home Entry

In Muncie Indiana on June 18 Mrs E D Bishop a hardware merchant’s wife used a cup of water to scare off a burglar after a scream failed. The intruder grinned as he fled with clothes in a hall tree. Separately Taft and Roosevelt warned Panama to uphold fair elections or face U S intervention.

Muncie Ind E. DD. Bishop

Local News Snapshots From Keota Eagle Compact items

Local notes from Keota Eagle report community happenings including school term closure by Miss Artie McCurley at No. 10, a district dinner for scholars, a moving picture show misadventure with Wooley, and a sale listing ten pounds of lard for 5 cents at the Royal market.

Artie MccCurley Winfield Beacon Royal Market

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Frank L. Wilson Dutchess Mig. Co Utchess Dougherty Bros Men’s Clothiers Washington National Bank Washington, Iowa Walnut Services Squirrel Uncle Sam Bradfield Regulator CO Atlasta And China S. Jew Lammon, Ler Optician Fox & Dewey Airdome Frey South Side Hollister Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co Wooley Ramsey Chicago Keota Tan J. A“Harwood the Citizens Savings Bank
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