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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1911

Page

2

Meritol Panic Digestive Promises Health Restore

Health and Strength ad proclaims Meritol Panic Digestive as a tonic to strengthen the run down system, restore body organs to natal condition, and aid nourishment and red blood. Lermon's Pharmacy, authorized by the American Drug & Press Association, guarantees the product.

American Drug & Press Association Meritol Lermon's Pharmacy

Dallas hosts Texas Women's Press convention day event

In Dallas on May 8 the Lone Star State fair writers editors and reporters gather as the Texas Women's Press association holds its annual convention.

Dallas Tex Fair Writers Lone Star State Dallas Today Texas Women's Press Association

Local Social Notes Highlight Washington Weekend Visits

A Elizabeths batch of social news from Washington details visits and gatherings. Residents including Mrs Ella Thompson and Misses Mary Ivah Wallace Edith Peterson Ruth Simpson Florence Porter, plus families like the Walkers and Browns, are noted for visits, gatherings, and a funeral attendance for Virgil Peryusen.

High Grade Pianos time tried and tested

A Havre item notes a funeral service led by Rev J Currié of United Presbyterian Church for Jane McFadden who died yesterday afternoon. Des Moines relatives arrived. Mrs Guet Johnson and Mildred Johnson with Axel Johnson family returned to Chillicothe Mo. A telegrm from Paton says James Busby was killed by burglars. Rev Rice leaves for Paton. The ad touts Schmidts Music House sale with seven pianos left at bargain prices by next Saturday.

Mr. McClure Martin Frank Martin Mr. Cornwall J. B. Moore Homer Corpman John Gatlin Chicago R_ C Ferguson Virgil Ferguson Havre Howard White Mrs. Long Washington J. ©. Currié United Presbyterian Church Janen McFadden Dr. Dines Keota Samuel Mcfadden Clyds McFadden Des Moines Janes McFadden Guet Johnson Mies Mildred Johnson Axel Johnson Chillicothe Edwin Rice Mra James Busby Paton Town Rev. Rice

Fred Shoemaker Illness Lived Here Since 1892

Jed S. Shoemaker died at 4:90 this morning at his home after a long illness from heart trouble and complications. He was a marble cutter by trade, worked for Hiebner and Neiswanger, and had lived in Iowa since 1892. Survived by wife Mattie A. Thompson and seven children with five living, plus two grandchildren. funeral at 2:20 Wednesday at the residence.

Jed S. Shoemaker Too Citstle Charles Iiebner Fred Neiswanger Mr. Hiebner Yeomeon Mr Shoemaker Shoemaker Fred Mr. Shoemaker Willoughby,o Solomon B Speda Waite Shoemaker Edith Green Emma Garvin Cedar Rapids Iowa Ohio Mattie A. Thompson Marion Will McClean George Warnock Madys Clifford Nellie Ruth Dorothy Warnock

Professor A V Storm speaks on corn to Ames teachers

Prof A V Storm from the Agri Cultural Department of the College at Ames spoke to about twenty five city and county teachers on corn. He requested interviews with county teachers for a Saturday session at the courthouse to discuss teaching corn raising in schools. Prof A C Muller will lead agriculture instruction at the June teachers institute as an invited event.

A. V. Storm Agri Cultural Department College Ames Storm Miss Conner Court House A.C. Muller Teachers’ Institute

County Sunday School Convention Planned in West Chester

A county Sunday school convention is scheduled in West Chester on Thursday and Friday May 11 and 12. The event will feature talks and activities for local churches and families.

West Chester Ro Coffman Mary Harding

Chicago May 1911 Market Receipts and Price Outlook

Chicago markets report estimated receipts around 44 000 today with shipments yesterday at 19 40 and past totals. cattle and sheep prospects listed as steady to higher with mixed packers and heavy shipping grades quoted. Prices show bulk ranges for beef cattle and sheep, with wheat corn and oats futures noted and local Washington City market prices included for comparison.

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