Nomination Papers Filed for County Treasurer Seat
O. T. Smith announces candidacy for County Treasurer as a Republican. He asks Republican voters for support in the primary and pledges to provide the best service if nominated and elected.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
7
O. T. Smith announces candidacy for County Treasurer as a Republican. He asks Republican voters for support in the primary and pledges to provide the best service if nominated and elected.
Junel J. A. McCoy announces candidacy for the county treasurer nomination. He states the race is subject to Republican voters at the June 2 primary.
John O. Wilson declares his candidacy for clerk of the district court in the Republican primary on June 2. He seeks voter support in the upcoming election.
For County Clerk of Court candidate for the office of clerk of the district court, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaries to be held June 2, 1908. H. T. Reynolds.
Notice states Cora E. Porter will run for county superintendent of schools pending the outcome of the Republican primary on June 2.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a tonic and nervine for women with demanding duties. It claims to prepare the system for childbirth, be non alcoholic, and provide a full ingredient list on the bottle wrapper. Also advertises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and overall health.
A sensational story details Mrs. Belle Gunness of Laporte Indiana known as the murder farm operator using a Scandinavian matrimonial ad to lure suitors. The letter from Carl Peterson of Waupaca Wisconsin shows her claims of wealth and a call for a $1000 cash deposit before personal talks. Gunness signs as Mrs P. 8S Gunness.
Benjamin Thomas a La Rue Ohio schoolteacher sent a thousand kiss check to a Covington Kentucky girl. The La Rue bank would not issue a matching draft but cashier Morris Clements offered to personally deliver kisses as his travels allow. The girl has not replied.
In Chicago on May 12 Vice President Fairbanks gave the principal address at the dedication of a Polish Roman Catholic parish school. He said he was not actively campaigning for the presidential nomination and generally avoided political talk.
Hart Schaffner & Marx of Chicago offers fifteen hundred dollars in prizes to Iowa university students for essays on commerce and industry. Professor Laughlin chairs the committee with scholars from Columbia Michigan and Clark College. Entries due by June 1 1909 with three classes A B C and several topics including trusts inflation trade unions and immigration.
J R Weaver piano tuner based in Burlington Iowa announces his regular spring trip to Washington. Leave orders with McElhinney drug store to arrange tuning service.
The advertisement says the kidneys strain impurities from blood and Foley's Kidney Remedy will make them healthy and remove waste. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the product. Mrs M P Miller and her son Max returned home from Ainsworth after a day on business.
Mrs M Buchanan arrived last evening from Fairfield to spend a few days with her mother Mrs A E Henderson who is quite ill.
New York May 14. Frances Wynne, a department store saleswoman, won 6000 pounds in damages after a patent medicine firm used her photograph and a testimonial she did not provide. She testified a coworker was told of a place to obtain pictures without payment, and she and a friend provided her image for an ad claiming the medicine’s good effects. An agency said the testimonial bore her consent, which she denied, and the court ruled in her favor.
The Greek colony presented Admiral Thomas with a silver urn aboard the Connecticut on May 14 in San Francisco. The urn’s face bears two ancient Athens coins from the Salamis era, dating 2,388 years ago, honoring his US citizenship and naval achievements.
In New Philadelphia Ohio on May 14, Sheriff Marlo halted a mob from lynching Jesse Hines who allegedly attempted to rape ten year old Mary Wilson on her way home from school. Hines was captured by the sheriff and removed from the scene before the mob could act.
The official forecast up to 8 PM calls for showers and possibly thunderstorms in Iowa Indiana and Michigan. Wisconsin may see showers with a chance of thunderstorms and cooler conditions in western areas. In extreme northern portions temperatures will be warmer.
Chicago Board of Trade quotations show wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs with May July and Sept contracts. Cash sales list winter and spring wheat by sample. hog cattle sheep and hay prices given. East Buffalo quotes provide receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep lambs and calves.
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