The Great Divide to Play at Local House March 8 1909
The Great Divide a celebrated American drama with Henry Miller directing returns to town for an engagement on Monday March 8 1909. Critics hail it as epoch making with no adverse reviews and claim the production will be mounted with full scenery and equipment as in New York venues. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a safe cough remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhimy Drug Co.
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Cme House
Henry Miller
New York
Rincess
Daly's Theater
Academy of Music
Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and
McElhinmey Drug Co
Estate sale notice for Lot One Block Twenty-Six Iowa property
To close up the estate of Mrs. E. E. Everson we have for sale Lot One in Block Twenty-Six in the High land Park Addition to Washington Iowa. For information contact A Anderson or Edmund Morrison. G W Griffith spent Saturday at Brighton. Fox and Dewey, Props. N 8 8 S.
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E. E. Everson
Highland Park
Washington
Iowa
Gee A. Anderson
Edmund D. Morrison
People travel through Keota and nearby towns Saturday evening
The list notes multiple residents and visitors departing for home or visiting Keota Columbus Junction Des Moines Milwaukee Havre and Dallas Iowa with various destinations after a day in the city. The item also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring regulator from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gray
Keota
F. S. Saline
Columbus Junction
G. E. Ellis
Des Moines
L. G. Jugenheimer
Havre
Senior class elects officers at high school meeting
The Senior class held a business meeting in the H. B. building to complete its organization and elect officers. Plans are under way for the upcoming commencement activities for the Junior and Senior classes. Officers chosen: Retta Smith president Nita Nicholson vice president Jannette Lemley secretary treasurer. Mr and Mrs M A Mace and daughter Gladys were weekend visitors from West Chester near Lexington.
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H. 8
Retta Smith
Nita Nicholson
Jeannette Lemley
M. A. Mace
Gladys
West Chester
Lexington
Local residents take short trips and return home Saturday
Several residents including Mrs C B Thomas J C Miller and W J Meyer traveled for visits over the weekend then returned home Saturday evening. Others went to Creston Crawfordsville and Keota with comments on local families and places. Also advertised are remedies from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co including Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tenor Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Leeper
Child
Keota
Klein Farm
Leeper
Noble
Mollister
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Priest Author Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
Reverend Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina writes of years of kidney trouble and a sudden severe pain last winter confined to bed eight days. He began Foley's Kidney Remedy and the pain abated and finally ceased. He recommends the product to others. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
Foley
Lemmon
McElhinney Drug Co
Goos Wooing With Pistol Ends in Double Tragedy
Pittsburg reports a rejected suitor William G. Wilner shot widow Mamie McKee at her bedside after she refused him. He then killed himself by poison and a gunshot. Mrs McKee survived, but doctors fear she cannot recover.
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Pittsburg
Mamie McKee
William G. Wilner
Wilner
Man Leaps From Window to Escape Blaze
Dennis Redmond, in New York, 1900s era reporting, chose to jump three stories rather than burn. He set fire to his bed by accident and blocked his own exit with furniture, dying instantly on an iron railing below.
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New York
Dennis Redmond
Redmond
Religious worker’s talk sparks bold barber shop reply
A western town audience hears a “talk for men” by a visiting religious worker who vows no young man should visit any place he would not take his sister. A youth shouts a retort naming the barber shop as the place he would not visit with his sister. The exchange highlights blunt humor and moral policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marper’s Weekly
Lynched for Harboring Fugitive in Dallas
A man in Dallas was lynched for harboring a fleeing suspect who attacked a woman near Rockwall, Texas. The incident followed a report of the escaped assailant. the event is noted alongside a Punch quotation about servants and a parlor maid.
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Dallas
Tex
Rockwall
James
Jane
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Hinney Drug CO
la Grippe
G. W. Griffith
Brighton
Chas. Meyers
W. M. Johnson
Cotter
A. L. Dusenberry
Robert Shaw
St. Joe, Mo
Martha Rickey
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth LeGill
Harper
Mattie Thomas
Doris
Milwaukee
Wis
B. &. Miller
Pleasant Hill
Ida Williams
Lillian Erickson
Clifford Long
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Mckhinney Drug Co
Naughty Little Princess
Amt
J. C. Miller
Delta
W. J. Meyer
Mrs. A. S. Meek
Creston
Emma Wonderly
Crawfordsville
Francis Helvie
Ainsworth
J. G. Maxwell
Missee
Mary Barringer
Frank George
J.a.work & Co. C
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Pants Lumper Co
Iowa Gate
Yours Truly
Caner Music Co
Centerville
Numa
Wdening Bros
Nasuta Ts
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