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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1906

Page

3

Second Meeting Forming Corn Belt Meat Producers Branch

Farmers and shippers gathered in the court room to organize a permanent Corn Belt Meat Producers' association. D. R. Munro of West Chester presided, with Alex Miller, R. Munro, and others speaking on organization, reciprocity, and expanding demand for meat. Officers elected: President D. R. Munro, Vice President James Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer David McLaughlin.

Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association F. ©. Ross D. R. Munro West Chester Alex Miller Farmer the Democrat R. Munro Munro Roosevelt Mill Yard Crawfordsville Washington L'Tiis Corn Belt Association Armour Swift Br. F. Brown Riley Miller D. Carris W. A. Birney Chris Bowers Permanent Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association James Stewart David McLaughlin

Japanese Famine Fund At Methodist Church

A liberal offering was received last evening at the Methodist church for the Japanese famine fund. Members absent at the service may hand their offerings to treasurer C. A. Keck who will oversee the funds until a town movement or action by other churches is taken.

Methodist Church C. A. Keck

Washington Lodge to Hold Second Degree Meeting

Masonic Fraternity announces called meeting of Washington Lodge No. 26 A M for Tuesday night March 27 at 7 to perform second degree work. Jno H Steck W M presiding. Jank Frazier departed Saturday afternoon March 30 for Winona Minnesota to take a job in a printing house.

Aest Washington Lodge Jno H. Steck W. M Jank Frazier Winona, Minn

Rheumatism Relief Talked By Herald Editor

Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory says he suffered from rheumatism but Chamberlains Pain Balm enabled him to attend to business again. He calls it the best liniment with prompt relief. One application relieves pain. Sold by Cook and Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.

J. C. Bayne The Herald Addington Indian Territory Chamberlain Cook & Sherman and Stewart’s Pharmacy

Keck Florals Sells Burpees Seeds to Local Buyers

Mrs J W Lantz of northeast of 2 city is reported as being quite Mrs Downs returned to Brighton Saturday afternoon after a visit with Mr and Mrs D C Anderson. M C Payne returned to Wayland with his father C H Payne in this city.

Burpee Wills Keck Florals Co J. W. Lantz M. C. Payne Wayland C. H. Payne

A Hint to Travelers in Suffolk from Beaverton Hardware Co

Henry Croll Jr of Beaverton Michigan fell ill with bowel trouble in Suffolk Virginia. A traveling salesman from Saginaw advised Cham berlain’s Cough Cough and Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy which cured him. He recommends carrying a bottle while traveling and notes it may be hard to obtain on ships or trains. Sold by Cook S Sherman Stewart’s Pharmacy.

Suffolk Henry Croll, Jr Beaverton, Mich Saginaw Mich Cook S Sherman, Stewart's Pharmacy

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Frank L. Wilson & Co Dougherty Men’s Clothiers Ing Wat Journ Timekeepers Emmon Regis St. Regis J. A. Harwood South Side Iowa Denver American Cattle Associations Meat Producers’ Associations Nelson Morris Germany France J. Ogden Armour Saturday Evening Post Chicago Masonic Fraternity Vinci Cook & Sherman New York Washington National Bank Washington, Iowa W. W. Wells A. H. Wallace J. A. Young Wm. A. Cook Leigh H. Wallace F. L. Wilson Ross & Moothart Ray Ross and L. L. Moothart
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