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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
3
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Albert McKinstry of Olathe Kansas rode as a passenger for Tren ton Missouri yesterday morning after spending two weeks at the John Mec Kinstry home seven miles west of the city. Mrs McKinstry also left for St Louis Missouri yesterday morning for an extended visit before returning home.
Havre visitors and residents pass through the city yesterday on business and for Washington calls. Local ads promote a No-Sag gate for 3.50 from Bowman and Knupp's and millet seed at 1.00 a bushel. Citizens browse mail routes and services, with travel to Davenport and Cotter for work and bills paid.
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pa recalls a near death experience from a severe lung ailment. She credits Dr King s New Discovery with a swift lasting cure after other remedies failed. The ad promotes the cough cold and bronchial remedy available at Shellabarger s Pantatorium with 50c and 1 00 prices and trial bottle free.
Local note states four classes will reopen on April 15 after training at the Sherwood School of Music in Chicago. Interested registrants should leave word at the S N S furniture store. Contact T. C. Davis.
Salis bury, N. C. author of several books recounts kidney trouble a severe winter pain that left him bedridden eight days. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain subsided and ceased wholly, and he cheerfully endorses the product.
Thos Anwyl of Crawfordsville spent yesterday in the city. T. Smith was a Des Moines passenger yesterday morning. Lewis Smith of Riverside called on business in the city. Miss Anna Henderson resumed duties as saleslady at the Asher millinery store. J. J. McKeone traveled to Keokuk last evening on business. T. C.2 Davis, in the city yesterday organizing a piano class, rode home to Cotter last evening. Mrs. D. BE. Allison attended the funeral of Mrs. E. M. Shaw and departed for Napitee Indiana with her young son Francis.
The paper reports many locals cured by Root Juice Demonstrations and praises the remedy. It notes widespread favorable comment, lists cured individuals, and notes continued demand at Lemmon's drug store for more of the medicine.
Mary Farmer, executed for the Brownsville killing of Mrs. Sarah Brennan last April, confessed her husband James Farmer innocent and unaware of the crime. She died by electricity at Auburn prison after three contacts and was buried in St. Joseph's cemetery with a photo of her child found on her dress.
Secretary Dickinson will attend the Hamilton club dinner in Chicago on April 9 and the Southern club dinner in Washington on April 10, accepting the invitations.
Havana officials report the two piers of the Havana Central railroad in the harbor were destroyed by fire. The blaze, believed incendiary, caused about $1,000,000 in damage covered by insurance. Lighters loaded with sugar were at the pier and blown seaward by a strong southerly gale, threatening steamers and other craft.
Lackawanna Railroad seeks injunction against William Murray and others in Trenton New Jersey. The company claims defendants practice buying commutation tickets and renting them out as speculators. The court ordered an order to show cause why an injunction should not be granted.
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow for Illinois and Indiana. Snow flurries today in Lower Michigan with fair conditions tomorrow. Wisconsin and Iowa expect fair weather today and tomorrow.
Chicago market figures for March 29 show winter and spring wheat prices by sample with specific grades and rates, plus corn oats and hogs cattle sheep quotes. East Buffalo and Elgin reports provide further cattle hogs lambs calves receipts and price ranges, noting lower cattle and steady hogs, with butter market prices listed.
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