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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
3
Special Weather note reports rain tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures in the northeast portion tonight.
An advertisement touts Mi o Na as a guaranteed cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims the product strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, offers a money back guarantee, costs 50 cents a box, and is taken before meals to prevent pain and discomfort.
The children of the late H A McMillan express deep gratitude for tender attentions during illness and after death. Miss Emma Dean Anderson, returned missionary from India, arrives from Pittsburg and will stay with Mrs S G Lytle’s home. She will lecture at the First U P church Friday evening. Ginger bread and 10 cent fruit cakes at the Vienna.
Brighton's residents and guests are listed in daily notes with visits and travels. Mrs. Jas Palmer and Miss Mare Harley are noted as visiting, while Jennie Goodwin and Mabel Moyer head home. The item highlights a local bakery and a Vienna window watch while several people pass through the city on various errands.
The piece Rustling Leaves Intermezzo by Ernest A. Bergquist is now selling at Eichelberger’s Music Store. Bergquist, a Washington boy and son of Mr and Mrs John Berquist, urges every body to secure a copy.
Mrs. Harvey Koupp and children left yesterday for Eldon then Ottumwa to visit relatives. Rev. W. L. Clapp returned to Wellman after church meetings. Frank Galloway arrived from Monmouth for vacation with parents northeast of the city. Duck hunting success noted near Creek. August Chiramonte left for Burling ton after visiting August and Joe Lombardo. Wolf scalp brought for 85 bounty by Robt. Maxwell of Washington. Mrs. N. L. Black returned from Council Bluffs with Margaret Woods. KD. L. Baird travels for Monarch Publishing in Chicago. Sheriff Wright escorted Shepherd to Fort Madison for murder sentence. Mrs. Samuel Pickett and escort left for Dubuque after sad mission references. Columbus Junction News in Muscatine Journal.
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