Pastor M. E. Pastor to Retire This Year
Rev. Schreckengast of the First M. K. Church will retire at the close of the conference year due to his wife’s health. He will stay until the Tawt Sabbath before September, then possibly enter the insurance field and relocate to Keota with a new home purchase. No action has been taken by church leaders yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I . Schreckengast
M. Ki
Schreckengast
Washington
Schreckenwast
Keota
Elite Candy Kitchen Ice Cream Offer at Corner Square
The Elite Candy Kitchen advertises the finest cream in town with a focus on ice cream at a corner square location, inviting customers to visit for a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Kitchen
Corner Square
East Washington Hosts Visitors for Evening At Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Horne entertained about a dozen friends at their East Washington home to honor visiting Misses Clark and Sutton of Davenport. Piano music by local ladies Sage Parrish and Jenkins delighted guests. A three course luncheon followed by social conversation closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Horne
East
Washington
Clark and
Sutton
Davenport
Sage, Parrish and Jenkins
Man Pleads Guilty in County Jail Case
Thomas Karr of Wellman withdrew his not guilty plea before Judge Bishop and entered a guilty plea for stealing hides. He waived time and asked for immediate sentence. sentenced to ninety days in jail with costs. Lee Burham of West Chester was indicted for gambling and pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Karr
Wellman
Bishop
Lee Burhham
West Chester
Noble couple wed at Second United Presbyterian parsonage
Mr W Ernest and Miss Mary Schadd of Noble united in marriage at the Second United Presbyterian parsonage at 7 30 last evening by Rev J R Lovue. The groom is a carpenter. They returned home today after spending last night in the city. The Journal Extension of best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ernest
Mary Schadd
Noble
Second United Presbyterian Parsonage
J. R Lovue
John G Stewart Seeks Sale of Harness and Wagon
John G Stewart offers a double harness set and a two horse wagon for sale. Seekors can contact Stewart for details and viewing.
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John G. Stewart
Papers Lack Courage
Alfred Harmsworth proprietor of the London Daily Mail sailed home aboard the Oceanio. He spoke from New York about newspaper changes saying Britain tests innovations and will adopt them here, but American papers are too light and lack courage in reporting news. He cited faster elevators and cars, slower other areas, and plans to bring back improvements to England.
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New York
Alfred Harmsworth
London Daily Mall
White Star
Oceanio
England
Pugland
Smallpox Spreads Amid Alarming Outbreaks in Indiana
Reports from Rising Sun Indiana and surrounding counties describe a growing smallpox outbreak with numerous cases. Authorities cite revival meeting origins, quarantine actions, and rapid contagion as frontline towns like Tarrlot Florence and Ising Sun prepare further restrictions.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Ohio
Switzerland
Switzerland County
Tarrlot
Florence
Ising Sun
Market tonnage and bid ranges for hogs and cattle sales
Daily receipts and bid ranges reported for hogs cattle and sheep with many prices and weights. Hogs mostly around 5.35 to 6.12 per cwt with varied lots and packing grades. cattle and calves listing multiple grades and prices. sheep and lambs showing western and native categories with notable top and range figures. Local markers in East Buffalo and St Louis wire reporting include Dunning Stevens and regional price signals.
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Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Case Goes to the Jury in Larceny Trial
The district court case against John Bartholomew's schoolmate Edwin Davidson of Moulton Iowa ended a lengthy day of testimonies and closing arguments. Jurors retired at 3 pm after instructions from Judge Bisop. verdict awaited by press time. Frank Roesch of Burlington was fined $50 plus costs for a separate Brighton orders case.
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Edwin Davidson
Moulton
Towa
John Bartholomew
Des Moines
M. W. Batley
J. Wilson
S W. Brookhart
Bisop
Wilson
Frank Roesch
Burlington
Brighton
Smallest Chicago grain fleet in years sails for spring
Chicago March 20 The spring grain fleet from Chicago harbor will be the smallest in years with 54 vessels carrying 5 705 622 bushels of grain. Most ships head to Buffalo Port Huron Sarnia and Midland while line boats await loading amid a reduced winter storage and freight rate outlook. Only three steamers are being fitted due to the engineers strike.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Port Huron
Sarnia
Midland
Straits of Mackinaw
George PF. Stone
Panther
James H. Prentice
Denmark Sets Price and Vote for West Indies Sale
The Copenhagen dispatch reports Denmark offers 4 000 000 dollars for the Danish West Indies with a population vote on transfer to the United States. If the vote favors the U S, inhabitants become American citizens and island products enter duty free. Washington is not expected to accept the third and fourth terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
Washington
Band boys concert urged for old soldiers
An old soldier urges fellow veterans to attend a concert by the band boys as thanks for past favors. The note also mentions thirty kinds of cakes at Johnson's tomorrow and reports Hon. W. W. Wells visiting the city today.
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Rman
Johnson's
Woodmen Home Talent Show Draws Large Local Crowd
The Woodmen presented a home talent show titled The Forged Certificate to a very large audience, one of the city's biggest crowds for such an event. The performers consider touring other towns with the act, while O in and Richard Emmons plan a vacation trip to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
O In
Richard Emmons
Lowa City
High School Presents Evening of Dialogues and Music
The High School will give an entertainment this evening in the opera house. Dialogues, declamations, music, and related performances will be the order of exercises.
Wilmet the tailor guarantees work manship and sale
Elijah S. McCaughey, a brother-in-law of former Vice President Adlai Stevenson, dies in Sioux City at 50. Widow and four daughters survive him. A Mexican railroad crew is imprisoned after a train death in Mexico.
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Sioux City
Elijah S. McCaughey
Adlai BE. Stevenson
Chicago
Mexico
McConnaughey Secures Post at Arkansas Insane Hospital
J. Ted McConnaughy has secured a temporary position as assistant physician at the Arkansas Insane Hospital in Little Rock after attending medical lectures in St. Louis this past year. He fills in for a vacationing colleague for a few months.
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J. Ted Mc Onnaughey
St. Louis
Arkansas Insane Hospital
Little Rock
Wayland News
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