J W Spargo Is Stricken In Washington Home
J W Spargo is reported gravely ill from likely apoplexy in southeast Washington. The 68 year old resident, a Ohio native, has lived here forty years and was found unconscious by his ten year old daughter Lillie Beulah. His wife and children are named in the notice.
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J. W. Spargo
Lillie Beulah
Washington
Mr. Spargo
Bolce
Spargo
Ohio
Grace Hill
Brighton
J. C. Boice
Beulah
George
Fairfield
Henry Farrier
Martha Haifley
Alexander
Kansaa
Weather and church notices in Washington area May forecast
Special to Tan Evening Journal lists Iowa forecast showers and cooler northwest tonight. Local church services include Baptist, Second U P, Presbyterian, Covenanters, and Methodist schedules with sermons on various themes. Also notes about S A Dawson trip, Cyrus Chapter meeting, and Harvey Bell Carriage Factory feature with a backstage fainting incident at Quo Vadis show.
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Washmoron
D. C
Evennne Jour
NAS
Iowa
S. A. Dawson
Missouri
Cyrus Chapter
Harvey Bell Carriage Factory
Washington
Miss Morton
Henry Hull
Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets Sale Ad
A short cold remedy note says a bad cold in bad weather can be broken up by Weeks Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets while you sleep. No cure, no pay. 25 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy.
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Stewart
Egg Shipments Reach Record April Volume From Roy Emry
Roy Emry shipped 11 cars of eggs in April, about three times his prior April totals from Washington. A car carries 400 cases or 12 000 dozen, totaling over one and a half million eggs for the month. The egg business is very profitable, with May prospects uncertain. Rocky Mountain Tea touted as a spring health blessing, 35 cents at Stewart's.
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Roy Emry
Washington
Burial for W. J. Lewis Sr. in City Cemetery
Remains arrived from Museca tine with daughter Mrs. B Lovelett and her son while granddaughter Mrs. Romine of Nira joined relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waters from Fairfield. Rev J L Schreckengast led service with pallbearers Alex Gibson John Minnick Henry Berdo Henry Royce John Babcock Captain Gallagher.
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City Cemetery
W. J. Lewis Sr
Musecatine
B. Lovelett
Romine
Nira
Henry Waters
Fairfield
JL. B. Schreckengast
Alex Gibson
John Minnick
Henry Berdo
Henry Royee
John Babcock
Captain Gallagher
County Board Adjourned Meeting and Road Hearings Planned
The County Board of Supervisors adjourns to meet Monday and hold a Crawford township road hearing Tuesday at ten. The board will also hear another road case, with several J. H. Kephart area residents requesting a highway likely to be granted.
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County Board of Supervisors
Crawford Township
J. H. Kephart
Grinnell Church probes Herron case with council call
Grinnell Congregational church votes to call a council of churches to try Professor George D. Herron for conduct unbecoming a minister. A secret, ex parte process is planned if Herron declines the invitation. Other items note the Prussian diet closing, a Grayling sawmill fire, a Pine Street building collapse, Dr. Irving Rosse's death, Captain Edward Rosser’s death, and a New York shovel manufacturers consolidation plan.
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Grinnell
Herron
Forty Gallons of Liquor Seized Condemned Under Law
About forty gallons of liquors seized in recent months by Sheriff Teeter and Deputy Black were condemned in Justice McCall's court. Seizures occurred at Wellman and Alnsworth with part of Washington shipments condemned. Most defendants did not appear. A Covington Ky shipment of twelve packages to be defended by Attorney Butterfield is set for hearing Tuesday next week. All condemned liquors will be destroyed.
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Teeter
Black
R T. McCall
Wellman
Alnsworth
Washington
U.S. Express Company
Covington
Butterfield
Opera House closes after Quo Vadis finale season
Excursionists filled the house for the Quo Vadis presentation marking the opera house season’s end. The company delivered a fair performance of a modern master work, with overall high entries this year and fond memories of most shows.
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Opera House
Improper Use of Anaesthetics Trial Nears Verdict
Dr F B Lovell of Gibson faces Ford County Circuit Court with charges of administering anaesthetics to Minnie Taylor under circumstances potentially making him liable for manslaughter. The trial, held in Paxton Illinois, unfolds with testimony and legal arguments shaping the case.
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Paxton
Ills
F. B. Lovell
Gibson
Ford County
Minnie Taylor
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