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This notice item reports local accidents, deaths, births, and marriages as recorded by the paper’s news gatherers. It notes prompt reporting of vital events in the community.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
5
This notice item reports local accidents, deaths, births, and marriages as recorded by the paper’s news gatherers. It notes prompt reporting of vital events in the community.
Ainsworth reports Pearl and Eva Gardner visiting relatives in Washington over Sunday. Mrs. A E Hofer and son Lyle return to Solon after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Harding. Howard Stone of Burlington visits his aunt Mrs IT Barnes then goes to Chicago with his mother S W Stone. J W Teeter of Washington notices a hotel furniture sale chattel mortgage totaling 139 dollars. Ethel Lewis at Elliott’s Business College in Burlington visits Eva Easter then returns to Oskaloosa for a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs J W Crawford return from visiting their daughter Mrs D L Baird in Washington.
Advertisement offers Mississippi River Ice from the Father of Waters near Muscatine. It emphasizes purity with no sewerage in the water and promises sparkling ice. Wagons delayed by road conditions, but telephone 176 to order in the meantime.
Harry Ward and G A Carson traveled through town while Maud and Ada Carson arrived to visit Mrs N M Anderson. Mrs Mary G Rush left for Washington to spend months at Mc Call millinery. The election brought four councilmen S B Sands W T Trotter M W Truxan G G Tilden Robert Huxsler and Ramey Knitte. Rev Baumgardner returns as pastor next year.
Miss Lorena Harthorn opened her spring term of school this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Reiner enjoyed Sunday dinner at the home of John Adkisson. They spent Sunday night at Jos. Casper's elegant new home. Mrs. Biskamp and children are visiting this week with the miths and Dr. Chittum's. Jos. Pieper is building a new chicken house. Misses Leona Shillig and Nettie Kiefer are in Washington. Harry Page was a lot of tiring to do this spring. Joe Morhafer is working for Sam Schleichter.
March 27 item summaries visits by Mr and Mrs Wills Palmer to Washington and Saville home. Notes include no Prairie Flower preaching due to the absent minister, Mrs T B Thrasher and daughter at Henry Parkinson home and Methodist meetings, Ola Simpson returning to academy, Mazie Palmer’s illness, Horning visiting Washington, Minnie Hole shopping and visiting D Rathmer, Emma Myers Sunday at James Clendenning.
There being but one ticket in the field yesterday the following were elected Mayor Frank McFarlane Clerk C A Knupp Treasurer George Eckerman Councilmen Howard White W R B Leet and David Bennett J H Grush is in Washington on business today Jim Casey of Washington was a business caller here Mrs S J Oliver and children left last evening for their new home in Danville Illinois Miss Mare Harley returned from Muscatine Miss Blanche McFarlane of Havre visits her sister Mae J D Dayton went to What Cheer on business Mrs Plummer returned yesterday from Washington visit with her daughter
March 28 reports Homer Ashby of Washington greeting friends in town. Miss Mazie Thompson returns to Burlington for schooling. Will Peiffer comes home from Burlington for a two week vacation. Frar Stewart returns from Chicago. Art Jones of Sigourney visits with friends. One Republican ticket counted in a light election. Mrs C A Lacey visits Delta with sister Mrs McCarthy. Walter Lyle of LaPorte City visits many friends.
Mr and Mrs Port Lewis begin their trip home from Carlsbad New Mexico and California and expect to arrive Thursday. The W C T U will meet at Mrs A A Sage's residence on Thursday March 30 at 2 30 pm with the watchfulness admonition from Matthew 24 42.
Wanted A spring wagon and single harness. See Frank Wolf, South Washington.
A Kansas City Star piece notes misprinted stamps from Uncle Sam's Bureau of Engraving and Printing fetch high prices. Notable errors include inverted images in 1860s multicolor issues, upside down train in 1901 half-dollars, and Guam word misprints, with values from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation cites a senator describing a colleague as unsafe and likely to turn state's evidence at first sign of danger.
A Chicago Tribune quotation highlights the idea that personal fulfillment surpasses financial gain, underscoring a values shift toward meaning and purpose in daily work and choices.
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