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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1908

Page

6

Proof of Nervous Nerves Cure by Chase Pills

An advertisement claims Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore strength and nerve force, citing dramatic cures and a testimonial from James Squires of Courtland Michigan and a Washington Iowa druggist. The copy emphasizes immunity to illness, natural recovery, and that each box bears the physician's signature.

A. W. Chase M.D A.W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N.Y James Squires Courtland Mich Tates

Colds That Hang On Warn of Spring Illness

Colds that linger into spring sap the body and drain nerves, paving the way for illness. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly stops the cough and helps expel the cold. Safe and certain in results, Lemmon's Pharmacy offers it.

Foley Lemmon

Expensive words that never settled yet cost the public

A New York discussion centers on whether William H. Vanderbilt said The public be damned. The piece argues the claimed phrase did not require proof to shape public opinion and estimates the utterance costs at about 250 million per word, comparing it to other famous lines and noting modern corporate leaders prize public goodwill.

New York William H. Vanderbilt Appleton's Magazine James G. Blaine Republican Party Carthage Scipio Africanus Cleopatra Antony Vanderbilt England

Iron sulphate weed killer touted by experts

Government experts promote iron sulphate, green vitriol, as an effective weed destroyer. The article explains dilution rates, application methods, and sun conditions, noting trials at North Dakota, Minnesota, Cornell Ithaca, and Wisconsin oat fields with favorable results.

North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station Minnesota Cornell University Ithaca N. Y Wisconsin

Dress Cutting Class Offered at Mrs Bailey's Store

Ladies may learn the latest dress cutting method advertised as Lady's Tailor Dress Cutter. Interested persons are urged to call at Mrs Chas Bailey's shop located at 221 Washington Street for details and enrollment.

Chas Bailey’s Washington St

Mrs. Joe Johnson Arrives in Marion from Indiana

Mrs. Joe Johnson of Marion Indiana arrived on Saturday marking a notable local visit. Her arrival was noted in the town brief and adds to weekend social activity in the community.

Joe Johnson Marion, Ind William Burnside Oskaloosa A. E. Henderson

Device For Easing Smokehouse Meat Hangs

A smokehouse lifting system uses cleats on the walls and a top pulley. A hoisting rope carries a hanging bar attached by two ties to prevent tipping. Hams and meat hang from hooks on the bar, which is hoisted to the cleats and swung to rest ends on the cleats. The rope is released with a rod to load another bar.

Poultry and Orchard United as a Productive Pair

A reader claims poultry yards and orchards work in perfect harmony. Poultry protect trees by destroying insect pests, waste less fruit, and provide manure. The combination, with poultry as money savers and the orchard as main future, offers mutual benefits.

H. B. Fullerton

Tops of Fenceposts Cut for Rain Drainage

The tops of fenceposts should be cut slanting to shed rainwater, preferably with an ax. When cut with a saw, the pitch must be greater, especially where spring wood and summer wood differ in hardness.

Early seeded rutabagas yield tender juley crop

A Minnesota farmer notes rutabagas seeded early grow mainly in the hottest weather. This makes them hard and fibrous unless pulled from late June to July 15 to ensure tenderness.

Minnesota

Nomination papers filed for County Treasurer by O T Smith

O T Smith announces candidacy for County Treasurer seeking Republican primary support. He pledges to provide top public service if nominated and elected.

McCoy Seeks Republican Nomination For County Treasurer

Junel J. A. McCoy announces candidacy for county treasurer with support from Republicans scheduling primaries on June 2. The statement emphasizes allegiance to party voters and the nominating process.

John Wilson Seeks Clerk of District Court Nomination

John Wilson announces candidacy for the office of clerk of the district court subject to Republican primary voters on June 2. He seeks the party’s support in the upcoming contest.

Reynolds Seeks County Clerk Nomination in 1908 Primary

For County Clerk of Court, candidate for the office of clerk of the district court, subject to the will of the Republican voters of this county at the primaries to be held June 2, 1908, H. T. Reynolds.

H. T. Reynolds

County Superintendent Candidate Passes Primary Test

For County Superintendent candidate Minnie R. Conner appears on the Republican primary ballot subject to voters June 2. The wording notes the office and party affiliation, indicating the candidate seeks the position through party selection.

Porter Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent

For Superintendent of Schools the candidate states intent to seek the county seat subject to Republican primary decision on June 2. Porter signs as candidate Tae Cora E Porter.

County Recorder Candidate Seeks June Primary Vote

For County Recorder one candidate seeks the Republican primary vote in June. Howard Benn is listed as a candidate subject to voter decision at the June primaries.

Kendall Seeks Republican Backing for County Recorder

Candidate for the office of county recorder, subject to the will of the Republicans of this county as expressed at the primaries of June 2nd. Hugh L. Kendall.

Hugh L. Kendall

Star items and visits fill Saturday in town

Local brief notes describe Mrs. A H Weite and daughter from Richmond and Mrs John Davis and daughter from Brighton visiting Saturday. Miss Emma Carlson from Ft Dodge over Sunday at F W Brindley’s. Mr and Mrs J B Crayne of West Chester and Mr and Mrs Henry Crooks of Crawfordsville called on friends. Lice mite dip advertises Great Western Dip by Geo W Stewart. Pension news for Mrs Lavina Shidler from Callaway Nebr. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea ads claim beauty and vitality.

John Davis Brighton Emma Carlson Ft. Dodge F. W. Brindley J. B. Crayne West Chester City Emelia Grecian

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. E. Lemmon Washington Iowa Andrey Frey The Studio of Fairfield Jno. Shields & Son Almington Wm. H. Vanderbilt Just Edwin Griffith North Side Furniture Store Rutabagas Gost Iowa Gas and Electric Company Lis O. T. Smith J. A. McCoy John Wilson Minnie R. Conner Tae Cora E. Porter County Recorder PSN Howard Benn W. L. Douglas N. S.S A. H. Weite Richmond Henry Crooks Crawfordsville J. B. Crooks Geo. W. Stewart Myrtle Gayer John Miller Eldon Chicago Margaret Morrow and Wards Ainsworth Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co Garratt Pharmacy S. E. Corner Square
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