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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1903

Page

2

New Brick to Be Built by Washington Developer

F Wabnitz buys four lots opposite the First U P church and south of the Washington Buggy Co building to erect a large two story brick structure with four store rooms on the ground floor and two upper rooms. Several existing shops will be cleared including carpenter shop blacksmith shop and gun shop. Some store rooms already leased but final fit unknown. Construction hoped this year pending contract.

F. Wabnitz U. P Washington Buggy Company Little & Hlaeck Clark Nickerson Washington Boggy Company Walnitz Washington Burey Company

Washington Connects to Milwaukee System by Rail

Track layers near Washington advance toward the city as the Milwaukee and St. Paul railway network nears completion. Telegraph and fencing crews follow, with ballast trains repairing fills while crowds watch the crossing of the depot area and yard tracks.

Washington Great St.Paul

Backward Spring Delays Farm Work Across County

Farmers report a slow start to planting as ground stays hard and cloddy from heavy rainfall. Corn fields require extra plowing harrowing and reworking before planting, with surface rain seen as beneficial to soften the soil and speed cultivation.

Sells & Downs Circus Draws Big Chillicothe Crowd

The Sells & Downs Show attracted the largest Chillicothe audience in years with a street parade and a tent performance praised for variety and spectacle. The parade featured bands riders and exotic animals including a Philippines bavalapus and a big elephant.

Sells & Downs Chillicothe Carrie Nation Carrie Philippines Constitution Washington

Burglary Report Quiet on Gilberts Home in Keota

In Keota on Friday evening unknown intruders entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. B K C Gilbert while they were away visiting John Keiser. The house was ransacked from cellar to garret and no clue was found. Earlier attempts to enter other homes were reported and Widow Brown’s residence was also molested.

Keota BK. C. Gilberts Garret Widow Brown

Missing Daughter of Allerton Man Seeks Long-Lost Heir

John Jaques of Allerton Iowa seeks his daughter Leota Jennette Jaques who he has not seen in 30 years. She was raised by a Wicker family in Chillicothe Iowa and may be in this vicinity. Anyone knowing her should inform Journal of Mice.

John Hi. Jaques Allerton Iowa Leota Jennette Jaques Wicker Chillicothe Journal of Mice

Edmund D Morrison Graduates From Iowa College of Law

Edmund D Morrison, who studied law with County Attorney Marsh W Bailey, graduates from the Iowa College of Law on May 20. Bailey received a telegram Saturday noting he passed the Supreme Court examination. Morrison, with prior head of Crawfordsville schools experience, is noted as well qualified to practice law.

Edmund D. Morrison Marsh W. Bailey Iowa College of Law Bailey Supreme Court Morrison Crawfordsville

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsement In Pa Letter

A reader from Dempsey town Pennsylvania praises Dr King’s New Life Pills noting their relief for liver stomach and bowel issues during adolescence. The ad claims the pills are purely vegetable and non-gripe, priced at 25 cents and sold by Stewart’s drug store. The Nebraska G A R delegates back Gent John Black for Commander in Chief and expect an easy win.

Dr. King HH. Turner Dempseytown Stewart's Nebraska John ©. Black Black

Baccalaureate Sermon Set For May 24 At M E Church

Rev W C Allen will preach the baccalaureate sermon for the Academy graduating class at the M E church on May 24 at 7 30 o clock. Mme Ratozzi the renowned beauty and singer claims her face grows fairer and eyes brighter after Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents.

Academy W. C. Allen M. E Mme. Ratozzi Rocky Mountain

Washington Democrat Buys Bowland Building for Newsroom Move

The Bowland building sold at referee sale to 8S B Dewey is now acquired by the Washington Democrat. Work began today to prep the floors for the press as improvements are made to suit a newspaper. The paper plans to move in about two weeks from the Hotel Colenso Block to the new location next to Baird & Sons Grocery.

Bowland B. Dewey Washington Democrat Colenso Baird & Sons

Marion Township Spelling Contest Set for May Twenty Third

The Marion Township Spelling Contest will be held at Gray School No 7 on Saturday morning May 23 at 10 30 A M A contestant is expected from each school Judges are Rev John Dimmitt Daniel Graber Noble Edwin Draper Jap Bidwell and James Bendy All teachers are urged to invite pupils and parents Families are asked to bring basket dinners Chairman Jessie BR Rupp encourages broad turnout to make this the best contest in Washington County.

Marion Township Gray School No. 7 John Dimmitt Daniel Graber Noble Edwin Draper Jap Bidwell James Bendy Washington County Jessie BR. Rupp

Dollars and Sense lecture at Northfield Ohio

Dr. W. Gilkey presented the talk Dollars and Sense before a large Northfield audience on February 26. The address combined valuable information with humor and engagement, earning high praise from Rev. A. M. Smearlie and Northfield lecture committee members.

Cure for Rheumatism Proves Worthy on Farm

A farmer with rheumatism on a farm near Pattens Mills New York was urged to try Chamberlains Pain Balm. After using it he recovered enough to walk straight into the store and buy another bottle saying it cured him. Sold by Stewart functions Pharmacy Cook Sherman.

P. Rayder Pattens Mills N. Y Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Notice High School and Academy Graduates

The Journal provides calling cards for commencement programs with up to date sizes styles and engraving options suitable for sending to relatives and friends.

Woott

Chautauqua Tickets Go On Sale Across City Banks

Tickets for the Chautauqua event are now available at all banks in the city. Purchasers are urged to secure seats promptly to avoid a later rush and to take advantage of the current low price.

Remedial Appeal for Cholera Morbus Prevention

In many neighborhoods deaths from colic and cholera morbus occur before medicine can be obtained or medical help summoned. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a reliable life saving treatment kept at hand and says it has saved lives and eased suffering. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.

Stewart's Pharmacy Gcook & Sherman

Mitten Factory At Brighton Promises New Jobs

Brighton reports a mitten factory project with 17 girls ready to start. Workers receive a $850 initial share from 1S men and others contribute towards a promised annual payout of at least $5,000, or $25,000 over five years, per the enterprise.

Mr. Wallick

Prohibition Convention to Elect Delegates in City Hall

Washington County prohibitionists meet at City Hall at 2 p m on May 20 to elect delegates to the state convention and transact other business before the executive committee.

Washington County

Local shippers and residents recall A W Cherryholmes horse trade

Last Thursday A W Cherryholmes of Washington shipped a car of extra line horses from this place. Cherry has bought horses here for eight years and spent thousands with farmers. Mrs T W Thomas and daughter Hattie returned from Los Angeles after a winter visit and report a delightful trip.

A. W. Cherryholmes Washington T. W. Thomas Hattie Los Angeles

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White Oxfords Postoffice Kaye & Lytle Telephone East Side Square Pillsbury's Best Pillsbury’s SALSO J. A. Cunningham’s Sons C. F. Wabnitz First U. P. Church Egraph Columbia Pharmacy C. Gilberts Democrat P's Seconds Bank J. L. Brookhart Suk New York State Mitten Brighton J. K Harwood Knight, the Tailor Washington National Bank H. Knecht Nmccall Bros
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