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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
3
Sage and sulfur hair tonic praised for darkening gray hair curing dandruff and promoting growth. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from Wyeth Chemical Co sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle with money back guarantee if it fails to perform. Special agent McElhinney Drug Co.
The Rev JC Abels, two year pastor of the Presbyterian church, accepted an associate pastor role with a Dutch Reformed congregation in Ceylon. The Ceylon church, serving over one thousand members, chose him through the American mission board committee led by Robert E K Speer. Abels plans to leave in June, visit Europe for two months, and reach Ceylon by early September amid good wishes from Washington friends.
The report notes rising March exports of automobiles and parts while imports declined. It highlights growth in U S exports to major partners and a steady rise in automobile prices for imports, with France, Germany, and Italy as leading suppliers, and the United Kingdom as a top importer. The analysis covers yearly trends, currency figures, and average values for autos exported and imported through the period ending March 1911.
Lewis Young a prominent Ottumwa druggist owner of Ballingall Pharmacy died after taking a narcotic to quiet nerves. He sank away Wednesday in rooms above the William Black restaurant at 14 West Main Street. Doctors Newell and Brockman failed to save him.
A meeting of all interested parties is set for tonight at the Commercial Club building. Fans and family are urged to attend as Val Leverich, the tall former presiding figure from last season, will discuss team management and pitching for the coming season.
In May 42 Little Sioux and Neola, 50 miles apart, held the first automobile funeral in western Iowa. Mrs. Peter Harter, 74, died Wednesday. Her funeral from Little Sioux proceeded by car to Neola, with five automobiles transporting mourners, taking about two and a half hours.
The trustees of the Mi) jarson age will receive sealed bids for par sonage until noon Saturday, May 20, reserving the right to reject any and all bids. The house is a six room cottage in good repair and will be removed from the church lot as soon as possible after sale. Send bids to the pastor AI Tight shoe Crawfordsville Iowa 7412.
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