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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1908

Page

3

Claims Adjusted by Washington County Mutual Insurance

The Washington County Farmers' Mutual Insurance association adjusted last week several claims including J. O. Crawford of Ainsworth for a cow valued at 40.00 and a calf for Arthur Pepper of Richland at 6.00. Aaron Beauchamp of Crawfordsville saw a cow valued at 40.00, H. H. Welsh of Washington reported a horse valued at 115.00, George Greaser of Kalona for a calf at 0.10, William Thornburg of Richland for a mare at 150.00.

Washington County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association J. O. Crawford Ainsworth W. W. Flieg Richland Arthur Pepper Aaron Beauchamp Crawfordsville H. H. Welsh Washington George Greaser William Thornburg

Washington Lodge 26 called meeting May 1 for third degree

Washington lodge No. 26 A F and A M announces a called meeting Monday evening May 1 for work on the third degree. Members of the craft are invited to attend. J W Morton secretary.

Washington Lodge No J. W. Morton

The World's Best Climate Fails to Shield from Malaria

The article notes fevers on high elevations and malaria at lower levels, tied to altitude. It promotes Electric Bitters as the effective remedy for climate affections and general debility, claiming it purifies blood and treats nervousness and insomnia. Sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.

Lemmon’s

Big Street Fair Comes to Washington This Summer

The city hosts a week long street fair and carnival planned for June 29 through July 4. The Great Parker Carnival Co. brings a larger, improved outfit with daily events. Net proceeds fund city volunteer fire department apparatus purchases.

Washington Parker Carnival Co City Volunteer Fire Department

Starting Again: Cement Firm Plans Return and Quality Work

We quit the cement business this year but will restart due to many requests. We promise to maintain our good reputation with proper proportions and top materials for solid stone work. All orders go to McCartney & Son. Phone 492. Titf Frances and Stella Anderson arrived from Fairfield Saturday night and returned to Winfield.

McCartney & Son Frances and Stella Anderson Fairfield Winfield

Missionary Miss Harriet Alling speaks on Japan work

Miss Harriet S. Alling, of Aoyama Japan, addressed two Methodist church services under the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. She described twenty years of mission work in Japan, including fourteen years as superintendent of the Higher Education school at Aoyama, and plans to return to Japan in January 1909. A special offering supported the Japan mission.

Harriet S. Alling Aoyama Japan Methodist Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society A. 8. Smith Miss Alling Chicago

Sermon on the Mind of Christ at Covenanter Church

The Rev S E Greer of Miltonvale Kansas led both morning and evening services at Covenanter church. He preached from Philippians two five stressing that true life begins with accepting Christ and adopting his mindset. He contrasted Christlike self forgetting with modern church divisions and urged prayer for this gift to overcome sin and serve.

S. E. Greer Miltonvale Kansas Covenanter Church Greer Christ Jesus Paul Christ Jesus Roosevelt God

Seminary Student Delivers Promising Sermon at First United

Aviin Godfrey, a student from Allegheny Theological Seminary, spoke at First United Presbyterian Church in pastor absent. He preached on Hebrews chapter 12 verses 5 and 6, stressing that afflictions serve a good purpose. His practical sermon drew on historical examples, signaling potential for his future in the ministry.

Aviin Godfrey Allegheny Theological Seminary First United Presbyterian Church W. O. Fisher Church In the East Mr. Godfrey Godfrey

Weather Forecast for Iowa Local Today and Tomorrow

Special to the Evening Journal in Washington reports Iowa weather for today and tomorrow. Threatening tonight with showers and thunderstorms east and central portions and slightly cooler north west portion. Tuesday expected partly cloudy with cooler conditions across the state.

Washington, D. C The Evening Journal Iowa

Brother of Milton Godfrey to Be Minister

A local man will become a full fledged minister. He is Milton Godfrey's brother and has lived with him in the community for several years.

Milton Godfrey

Presbyterian speaker from Chicago offers two sermons

Dr T H Cleland secretary of the American Tract Society spoke at the Presbyterian Church yesterday. He preached two excellent sermons morning and evening on the power of God citing Ephesians 3 20 and illustrating God’s power to save and transform even the most degraded. The audience enjoyed the sermons and heard praise for divine aid and redeeming grace.

T. H. Cleland Chicago Presbyterian Church Cleland American Tract Society Christian Brotherhood

A College Boy at the Opera House Delights Attendees

A College Boy drew good attendance Saturday at the opera house with Ralph Riggs in the lead. The same company previously delighted the audience this season and manager Lemmon reports Riggs is signed for next year, promising strong performances in a new play.

Opera House Ralph Riggs Lemmon Mr. Riggs

Scores on the Diamond May Day Baseball Results

Chicago May 11 reports weather allowed two days of play. Standings show leagues with teams like Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis and Cleveland. Saturday scores note Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Detroit plus American Association and Western totals.

Chicago W. L P.C Cbierod Pittsbur New York Philadelphia PAKON Cincinnatis Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati St Louis Ewing Seblet Karger Bliss Pittsburg Pittsburgh Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Association St. Paul Toledo Kansas City Louisvilll Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapois Columbus Minneapolis Western Des Moines Puebdlo Omaha Denver Sioux City Lincoln Americanew I. P.C BTU St Louis Hills Donovan Payne Waddell Pelty Spencer

Verdict Sets Aside Will of Bloomington Banker Crumbaugh

A jury in Bloomington Illinois on May 11 set aside the will of banker Thomas Crumbaugh who left half of four million dollars to a Spiritualist society. The sensational trial produced letters showing Crumbaugh had been influenced by alleged mediums communicating with the spirit of his infant son.

Bloomington Thomas Crumbaugh Spiritualist Society Crumbaugh

Ketchell Knocks Out Sullivan at Colma Arena

In San Francisco at Colma open air arena on May 11 Stanley Ketchell of Montana knocked out Jack Twin Sullivan of Boston in the twentieth round.

Jack Sullivan Colma Arena San Francisco Stanley Ketchell Montana Jack Twin) Sullivan Boston Colma Open Air Arena

Local News Briefs From Reid's Market and Riverside Visit

Fresh fish and vegetables daily at the Royal and Reid's Yellow Dent seed corn for sale at Marbourg and Helwick’s. Joe Thomann of Riverside called on Saturday. Miss Delle and Craig Patterson of Ainsworth visited the city. Oscar Brock’s ill baby is much improved. Bertha Brown arrived from Keota for a weekend visit with the Dusenberrys. Mrs J A Y Ashby and son Gerald returned from Keota after a day visit. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises to build muscular flesh and healthy tissues. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McEhinney Drug Co.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon’s Pharmacy Mc Ehinney Drug Co

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Gold Worth Guarantee

Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming customers receive gold worth in weight for relief from constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at Lemmon’s Pharmacy for 25 cents.

B. G. Stewart Cedar View Miss Dr. King

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ADLER Monarch Dougherty Bros. Clothiers Washington National Bank Washington, Iowa Masonic Fraternity Harriet Alling M. E. Church Covenanter U P Presbyterian U. P. Church Weather Forecast Te Presbyterian Church Big League Clana Maria Graota de Meee McCarthy Tozer Spade Sehler McGinnn Higginbotham Buss Ludwig Peret Evais Rin Tania Issacs Kilian Graham Dineen Stephens Louisville Miwaukee Minneapoli St Paul Omana Pueblo C. S. Lemmon the Royal. of Reid Marbourg & Helwick Joe Thomann Riverside Miss Delle Craig Patterson Oscar Brock Bertha Brown Keota W. L. Dusenberry J. A. Y. Ashby Gerald United States J. A. Harwood TE Goopshoe South Side
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