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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
2
Advertisements urge early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for bladder signals and diabetes risk. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea tablets for cleansing and regulating liver and bowels, crediting Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co as sellers.
The annual Keokuk presbytery Women’s Presbyterian Missionary Society gathering will convene March 31 at the First United Presbyterian Church, with officers led by President Mrs. Jessie Marshall and a full two day program of services, reports, and lectures. The Brinton Entertaining Company arrives in Washington for a March 21 performance at the Graham, featuring J Burt Johnson and a full vaudeville style program before moving on to Chautauqua circuits.
A periodical excerpt argues that men endure a paradoxical life filled with crosses and temptations. It notes shifting judgments on wealth, charity, religion, affection, and political ambition, concluding the male journey remains a harsh but cherished voyage.
Ford C C G A Smith heads to Washington next week to take charge of the Iown office for a major Texas land company. The promotion expands his duties to oversee company interests in the state after accompanying a Texas land excursion last Tuesday. Brighton Enterprise.
Special to The Evening Journal reports increasing cloudiness with probable showers tonight or Sunday. Warmer conditions in the east and central portions tonight, with cooler weather Sunday.
Residents along the line and in Oskaloosa petition to restore passenger Nos 49 and 50 abandoned last fall. Traveling agent Gardner said the spring time card, effective about April 15, includes the restoration, with division official Boyd in Chicago negotiating changes.
Mrs. Win. Rownd is quite sick at her west Washington home. Various brief reports detail visits and travels: Prof. R. B. Crone leaves for Sioux City. Mrs. Kiburz to Ottumwa on business. Miss Katie Orr to Ainsworth. Howard McCleery from Chicago for the weekend. Miss Mary Hughes back from Wyman. Join Harbaugh visiting West Chester. Mrs. Ben Kurtz and son Hubert to Washington. Mark Campbell en route from Fairfield. Frey ads promote new photo ideas. Auction notes: Frank Macon cried the Lewis Anderson sale totaling over 1600 dollars. crowd and prices good. he also cried the William Matthews sale at Ainsworth today.
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