Washington to Chicago by Pullman Sleeper Route
Daily first class service from Washington to Chicago with comfortable sleepers. Train departs at 8 15 p m daily except Sunday, offering fast travel and low fares for public trips and outings on the approved line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pullman
Chicago
Mall
Des Moines Valley Division
Val
Wales
Des Moines
Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island Sain
N. W
Iowa Central Railway Sells Low Priced Excursion Tickets
Every Tuesday in February March and April the Iowa Central Railway offers one way Settlers and Colonists excursion tickets to California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho and British Columbia at very low rates. Tickets to California points sold Tuesdays may be used on Wednesdays in Tourist Cars. For details call the Iowa Central ticket agent or write Geo S Beatty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
Iowa Central
Geo. S. Beatty
Marshalltown
Iowa
Modana
Geo S. Batty
GP & T A
Mareballtown
Lowa
One Fare Plus Two For Northwestern Lands Excursion Rate
Good lands remain in northwestern Iowa southwestern Minnesota and South Dakota. Excursion tickets at one fare plus $2 are available on the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway, north to Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly, on the first and third Tuesday each month with 21 days limit. Contact Ilen & Brooks Cedar Rapids for details. For trips to many states and regions contact Cedar Rapids Route agents or John G Farmer AGPTA B CBN Ry Cedar Rapids IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Burlington,Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
Abbott, Shell Rock
Waverly
Ilen & Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
British Columbia
Canadian Northwest
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Manitoba
Michigan
Missouri
Mississippi
Montana
New Mexico
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Dakota
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
John G Farmer
P &Ta
Washington Record-Breaking Business March 1 1901
Washington markets and banks report a record March 1 with millions passing through. At the recorder's office 67 instruments were filed including 33 deeds 23 mortgages and 11 miscellaneous. Bank crowds and farmer patrons filled counters as two days of business likely reached unprecedented totals. Also noted: J T Pattison and family anniversary celebration and notices of transfers and relocations including the Pattison and Miller families leaving for Missouri and the death of John Merton in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
For Rent Notices and Help Wanted Ad
Wantep Work on a farm by mid dle aged man. Enquire at this office. For Rent-Seven-room cottage in good shape, 4¢ blocks free the square. 4b J. F. Henderson. For Rent-Furnished front room, large and light, 3rd floor west end of Rookery. If a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Henderson
Iowa Forecast And Local Social Notes
Partly cloudy with possible showers in western areas and east portions Sunday. Local brief travels and visits include Alma White and M G Campbell in Ainsworth Keota Crawfordsville Havre Wayland Harper and Fairfield. Miss Wolf and Miss Benz travel to Kethel Chicago and notables attend church society events and lectures.
Resting dealer after a strong holiday sales run
Chas Reeves takes a break after a string of daily sales. He began Monday with the Anderson estate north of Keota at about four thousand dollars and followed with three more similar gains. The week closed with a six thousand four hundred dollar sale for Walter Mickey, lasting two hours and forty minutes. Prices for various costs averaged from one hundred to a hundred fifty dollars for one to three year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reeves
Charles
Anderson
Keota
Walter Mickey
Presbyterian Home Missionary Ladies Dinner Delights Community
The north side rooms hosted a chicken pie dinner by Presbyterian Home Missionary ladies drawing 250 plus guests. Receipts totaled 67 dollars over a four hour span from eleven to three. Credit goes to the organizers for planning and execution. Call Johnson bakery for Sunday breads and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home Missionary Ladies
Religious Services and Community Notices in Richmond
The page lists church services across denominations with sermon topics and schedules. It also notes local obituaries, school exhibition fundraising, visiting residents, a 20th wedding anniversary celebration, births, and travel updates involving residents and nearby towns.
Smoke Home Made Cigars and Local Happenings
Miss Flora Hoppengardner closed the winter term at McClelland school north of the city. Ed Walther Plumbing & Heating Co started an ad in today’s issue. Mr. and Mrs. W L Easley were surprised by neighbors with music and luncheon. Invitations went out for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker east of Crawfordville Monday. Fr W Harding of Ainsworth visited the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Welch
Welch
Flora Hoppengardner
McClelland School
Ed Walther Plumbing & Heating Co
W. L. Easley
Easley
John Walker
Crawfordaville
Letter from Columbus man praises Golden Medical Discovery cure
John A Callowwer of Columbus writes he suffered severe skin outbreaks and weight loss, then reports rapid recovery after using Golden Medical Discovery and Doctor Pierce's Pellets. He credits improved appetite, facial clarity, and health, and notes sending stamps for Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
John A. Callower
Columbus
Tam
R_V_ Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y. la
Men Who Closed the Gates a Washington March Exposition
Washington reports credit to Rev J W Hathaway leader of the American Sabbath Union aided by Senator Teller and Representative Grout for pressuring congress to close gates on Sundays at the St Louis exposition. Also notes Chester Stanley shot dead by a black man at mine No 4 near Richmond Missouri and possible lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
St. Louis Exposition
J. W. Hathaway
American Sabbath Union
New York
Teller
Grout
Richmond
Chester Stanley
McNiel
Here
Washington Nursery Spring Trade Offer
Nursery advertises 20 000 one two and three year old apple trees pears plums peaches and cherries plus fine hard maple 8 to 12 feet nursery grown grape vines flowering shrubs roses and transplanted evergreens. Emphasizes large stock and best varieties in Iowa with a call to compare prices before buying.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Carris & Co
East Side
Galesburg
Peoria
Mendota
St Louis
Veer Tee Geeee
Orning
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Union Depot
Ochiccago
B. & WN. W. Depor
Sec
Nervita
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Illinois
J. H. Stewart
West Side
A. Horcher, Tailor
Over Journal Office
Washington D. C
Pac
Northwest
F. E. Stewart
Great Rockleland
Court House
Recorder’s of
Eous
Recorder Cocklin
Ures
Lars
J. T Pattison
Mrs. Pattison
Joe Miller
J. L. Moore
Andover
John Merton
H. A. Burrell
Press
East Washington Street
J. H. Work
Sherman
North Side
Journal
Frank Hubbell
Fairgrounds
McCleery & Berdo
Mike Lewis
Washington, D.C
Tom Evenine Jovuk Nas
Alma G. White
M. G. Campbell
Ainsworth
R. F. Campbell
Lena Jugenheimer
Havre
Dr. Hay
J. ©. Edmondson
the City
KE Lease
Crawfordsville
Dr. Jenkins
Visi
Tor
J. J. Weldin
East Washington
Daniel Klopfenstein
Wyman
Maud Neff
Wayland
Harper
D. J. Norton
Sam Foreman
Ed Fox
Mrs Clark
Brighton
Jessie Adams
Sam Cocklin
Vernon Sigler
Wellman
Ing
Anna Wolf
Fairfield
Frank Wolf
Grace Rice
Kethel
D. Higgins
Ft. Scott
O. W. Hig
J. A. Boody
Waukee
E.C. Koupp
West Chester
Irwin Ferguson
Champaign
Lil
Kate Benz
Schillig
Enterprise of Design
D. D. Fiske
Robert Kelley
Oskaloosa
A. Pearson
Kelley
Penn Col
Lege
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
Hale
Civic Hotel
Harry Hale
Special Song Service
Methodist Church
S. W. Neal
Mable Dewey
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
West
Daily Tribune
Johnson Bakery
San
Bbibss
First Church of Christ Scientist
Presbyterian Church
Munion
Christ
Y.P.S
the Baptist Church
Joe. Stafford
Peter, Caiaphas
Christ.” Bible School
BY P U
Cordelia Ross
Wm Bockhorat
Lawrence Strabala
Richmond Public School
Bition
David Logan
J. B. Heapa
T. E McMillan
Tom Morgan
Jesse
Tucker
Lucina Derby
Mt. Pleasant
W. K. Derby
Geo. Garrett
Grace Hill
Crawfordville
Lizzie Cunningham
Will Clifton of
City Today
Mr. and
Barden
J. C. W. Coxe
Webster, Oskaloosa and
Ottumwa
Joseph Scranton
Neal Smith
Sigourney
Mr. White
The
Crail Dry Goods Store
Bessie Scofield
Plattsburg, MO
Mrs
Ben Marshall
Fr. W. Harding
Rushville
Ind
Nelson Brown
Brown
Lincoln, Neb
Dietrich
Barry
Nebraska National Guard
McKinley
Ubly
Mich
John D. McMillan
Charles R. McMillan
M. McMillan
Bad Axe
John Dr. McMillan
Prince Tuan
Kansu
China
8. F. Gary
C.N. Stewart
Via
Harry McCall
Windsor Grocery
Eas
Monarch
Charley
Erp
Join Shields & Son
Delta
Centerville
Beacon
Eldon
Doud’s Station
Illinois Furnace
Pennsylvania
Columbia Pharmacy Tel
W. Farris
Standard Oil Company
C. W. Farris
Wichita, Kan
Eses Wilnet
Schneider Block
Burlington
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus Junction
Sly Tn
sNintly Ovcort
Ighton
Mason City Mail
Sun
St. Paul
Way Freight
JN Tittemore
Geo . Baty
P. Marshalltown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!