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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
3
A promotional blurb touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy to constipation and potential appendicitis by regulating stomach liver and bowels without pain. Stewart s druggist offers the product.
Norton and Reed advertise scavenger and teamwork services with satisfaction guaranteed and a contact phone number 657.
Advertisement notes W L Douglas shoes as top footwear choice at Nicola and Harmon’s store. Claims high popularity and availability in various styles with pricing implied.
Special to The Evening Journal reports fair conditions in Iowa for today and tomorrow with gradually rising temperatures.
Local item notes Hooligan's Troubles show in Graham with admission 25 30 and 50 cents. Various residents arrive depart town for visits and events including sales, visits to Vienna bakery and trips to Keota Richland Williamsburg and Muscatine.
Dr Will Crooks posted the tournament’s top single game at Knottnerus alleys while Henry Hull led last night’s averages with 190 though 8 points behind Alex Coffman who had Thursday’s best. Ten rollers competed with two more to come and prizes include a loving cup plus cash awards.
J W Dunham spent today in Davenport on business. Amy Folger traveled to Keota while Lorene Moore of Crawfordsville visited the city. Reverend W N Potter of Ainsworth visited this morning. A N Keister rode to Ainsworth and Emma Hays headed to West Chester. Dite McMasters and J M Uotterback of Ainsworth were in town for engagements. Mazie Lewis of West Chester spent the day with friends. Kelly and Owens of Columbus Junction were shopping here. Katherine Stichter visited Fairfield. Dollie Norton went to West Chester. Gladys Fitzgerald of Ainsworth visited Washington friends. Reverend Charles N Pace returned to Sigourney after a city visit. Wilber Miller joined the Tobin funeral party from Cotter. Amy Richards arrived from Cotter for a stay with the Roberts home. Glen Abdill heads to Verdi for spring vacation. Sdoward MecCleery is home from Ames visiting through Tuesday. Edna Detweiler travels to Columbus Junction for vacation with relatives. Mrs E W Fernow and baby left for Marengo to visit her mother. Mrs John Belville and daughter Cecil go to Perlee for a week at the Coop home. J A Work and children Helen and James visit Walter Wilde in Peoria. Miss Julia Cavender goes to Lexington to visit the Martins. Mary Martin accompanies. Chas Brown died at the Harry Brindley sale at the Marbourg & Melwick yard. 23 horses sold at high prices. Harriet Pickett returns to Mb Union for school after visiting her sister. Mabel Emmons arrives from Grinnell for a brief visit with her parents. Mae and Kathryn Bailey go to Fairfield this morning and return this evening to Pleasant Plain for Monday school duties.
Clifford Thorne and C H Hogan feature in local notices. Hogan bought two fine driving horses this week and shipped them to Fairfield. One horse was sold by McCollum and Cherryholmes, the other by Asa Reid. Hogan pays good prices for good drivers.
Henry Croll Jr proprietor Beaverton Hardware Co fell ill with bowel trouble in Suffolk Virginia A traveling salesman from Saginaw Michigan recommended Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhea Remedy He used it and praises it saying it cured him and advises travelers to carry a bottle It is not available on ships or trains and is sold by Cook Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy
Auction notice announces sale by by bid or reserve on Tuesday April 3 at 2 p m for a residence seven blocks south of the square on South Ave B. Property includes 5 lots a seven room house with cellar well cistern barn outbuildings and fruit plus household goods such as bedroom suite dining set rockers stoves jars and more. Inspect by appointment Miss Hartkorn 30 66 ry
A testimonial claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured E. R. Mualford, a lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry in Watersboro, Pa., of piles. The ad asserts it heals burns, sores, boils, wounds, chilblains, and salt rheum for 25 cents at Stewarts’ drug store.
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