Annual Meeting of Good Citizens' Union Held
The Good Citizens' Union held its annual meeting at the Baptist church with officers reelected. Rev. John Stafford led exercises, and Miss Kitty Crawford and Miss Nora Sands performed declamations while a mixed-church choir provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Baptist Church
John Stafford
The
Shawkey
Kalona
Kitty Crawford
Kate de Harpert
Ainsworth
Nora Sands
Miss Crawford
Miss Berdo
Miss Jenkins
Chas. Keck
A Boice
H. F. Sampson
F. F. Parrish
J. T. Anderson
J. R. Logue
W. ©. Allen
A. L. Davidson
H. R Stark
I. B. Shreckengast
Jno. Stafford
Schuyler Livingston
Mills Taylor
Myrtle
Win Smouse
Dr. Anderson
Col. Bell
Alex Dawson
Wilson Dougherty
A A Sage
H. R. Svar
Frank Weber
HowaArp Laan
Rev. Davis of
Washington Iowa Post Office Ad Rates Notice
A historical notice from Washington Iowa outlines post office matters and advertising rates. It mentions change deadlines for ads by 10 am and resolutions urging vigorous work and funding. The document references an enforcement fund target of 4000 dollars in installments and honors officers and the executive committee.
Publications and Promos From a Busy Book Store
An eclectic note highlights Stewart's Book Store and its vaccine product line. It mentions Vastour Vaccine Cots and a West Side Pharmacy. Our Biological Products claim origins in laboratories in Prance and promise antitoxins and related items for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Saturday Review
U. 8
Stewart's
Vastour
Stewart
West Side
Local NM Appennings Prepares For Fall Visits And Travel
A collage of brief items notes travelers and visitors including Alex Coffman bound for Havre and J Houston for Winfield, George DeLong visiting from Richland, Al Jackson visiting on business, and Harve Richardson departing for North English. Also mentions Dr Pratt eye exams, Ice Cream at Elie Candy Kitchen, and tonic sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
Alex. Coffman
Havre
J. B. Schreckengast
Keota
J. Houston
Winfield
George DeLong
Richland
al Jackson
Burnham
Harve Richardson
North English
Dr. Pratt
Sam Cocklin
Crawfodnville
Elie Candy Kitchen
J. A. Jones
Dougherty Bros
Cotter
Covington Shipment Case Postponed for Decision
In McCall's court the Covington Kentucky shipment case was postponed for decision after an answer was filed yesterday by the defendant's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
McCall's Court
Local health ads and travel notices mix in early 1900s pages
Medicinal claims for pile cure and kidney remedies appear with sample offers and prices. Medical travelers Howard McJunkin and Mrs Dutton visit Davenport while others return home from visits in Richland and West Washington. Multiple pharmacy ads list Stewart Temple Cook & Sherman Columbia as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
B,j. Kay
Saratoga
N. Y
Temple Pharmacy
Stewart Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Columbia Pharmacy
Haight Located in City. Baird & Johnson Serve Repairs
Or Haight is again located in the city and all orders for sewing machine and organ repairs and supplies will be promptly attended to at Baird Johnson's Grocery Store. Telephone 181. O RF Eanes t.
McGovern Denies Southern Favoritism in Rates Debate
P J McGovern chairs the Southern Classification Committee which oversees 45 rail and steamship lines south of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi. He defends recent classification revisions, argues price increases reflect material costs, and denies efforts to favor southern hubs or discriminating against New York or Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Classification Committee
Washington, May
Industrial Commission
P. J. McGovern
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
McGovern
New York
South
Classification Committee
Chicago
Social notes and weather report from multiple towns
Miss Valma Hoopengardner arrives from Ainsworth with Miss Myers of West Branch visiting Crawfordville. Mr and Mrs Boyer of Toledo arrive from Kansas City to visit Cloyce Dougherty. Mrs Roger remembered as Miss Abbie Parker in New Washington. New Richmond notes rain benefits farmers after a dry spring. William Barliment injured on Hagemeister stock farm and hospitalized in critical condition. National Starch announces closure of eleven factories after current corn supply runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ferguson
Kansas City
Fredonia
Kansas
E R. Smith
Fairfield
Lemmon
Greensburg
Ind
Holley
Ameb Church
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Ed Deeds
Brighton
Engineer Baker
Milwaukee
Muscatine
Kidney
Rock Island Water Supply
Davenpot
Valma Hoopengardner
Ainsworth
Miss Myers
West Branch
Crawfordville
Boyer
Toledo
Ohio
City
Cloyce Dougherty
Roger
Washington
Abbie Parker
Green Basiis
William Barliment
Hagemeister
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sioux City
National Starch Company
Mull Chiffon and Organdies Sale Prices by Yard
A local listings page advertises Mull chiffon and organdies priced per yard in tiers from 37 to 76 cents. Offers include 40c 50c 26c and up to 76c per yard across several fabric weights.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Albert Williams & CO
Columbia, McArch and Imperial
Thomas
F. L. Stewart CO
Pioneer Drug Store
Cae A
Charles Means
East Side
Reretaurant
Au Druggiste
Johnson's Bakery
Good Citizens’ Union Organized
Lloyd Latta
Latta
League
Elizabeth Dawson
Allen
Rev. Davis
L. E. Latta
Mary Hugher
Ola Hamilton
Fort Sherman
Ella McNeil
Ed. Smith
Jessie Sage
Mra
W. C. Allen
Elizabeth Daw
Faye Taylor
Church of Christ
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Iowa
East Main
Miles Bradford
Davenport
Madison Medicine Core
B . Colman
Lena
Denver
Colo
Mary S. Watson
W. W. Watson
Reynolds Allery
Rector
J. H. Stewart
Burnham’s
Howard McJunkin
Missoula, Montana
Marion Anderson
Percival Pollard
Pollard
West
Cook & Sherman Columbia Pharmacy
Dr. Kay
T. J Davis
Eldon
Chas Langenberg
Crawfordsville
McCleery & Berdo
Dr. van Kleek
Columbus Junction
Dr. Marinan
Ray Watters
Rock Island
Megan Bros
Todd Stuart
Parrish’s
Saving Bank
RiGnr
New Richmond
Wisconsin
L. J. Wilmet
Walther Plumbing & Hweutine
Ctara
Young Women OF the
India
Dimities
Batiste
Washington, Iowa
White Swan
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
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