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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1903

Page

3

Local notes and notices from Duncan's and surrounding towns

Items mix social news and promotions from Duncan and nearby, including visits by Knoxville Relief Corps to Cedar Rapids for the state encampment, a tenting proposal for Chautauqua grounds, a freight of hogs to Chicago, a wallpaper sale, personnel changes at Rock Island station, and a testimonial for King’s New Discovery for lung troubles with price and trial bottle offer.

Knoxville Relief Corps Cedar Rapids Stewart Burtington Crawfordsville Chicago Dell H. Duncan

Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington May 10

Special to The Evening Journal reports a generally fair day in Iowa with showers possible in the east portion this afternoon or tonight. Slightly cooler conditions expected in the central and eastern portions tonight and tomorrow.

Washington, D. C the Evening Journal Iowa

Local notables and visitors observed in city today

A stream of visitors and residents travel for business and social reasons. F. B. Swift heads to Ottumwa, Frank Saye visits Brighton, Sam Chambers from Ainsworth attends to affairs, and Mrs. KR Miller shops in the city. Other arrivals include H. M. Eicher to Chicago and Reeves leaving for Princeton Missouri for business.

F. BK. Swift Ottawma Frank Saye Brighton Ross Coulter Klein Klothing Co Sam Chambers Ainsworth KR. Miller Wayland H. M. Eicher Chicago Reeves Princeton John Wagner James Wilson Winfield

Sells and Downs Circus Draws Chillicothe Crowd

The Sells and Downs combined show drew the biggest Chillicothe crowd in years with a street parade and tent performances. Spectators admired bands, riders including a dozen white satin clad ladies, and exotic animals like a Philippine bavalapus. Carrie Nation's hatchet provoked laughter as the parade showcased prosperity and spectacle.

Sells & Downs Chillicothe Selis & Downs Carrie Nation Carrie Philippines Constitution Washington

Remedy Promotion for Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea

A newspaper notice urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy due to deadly outbreaks of colic and cholera morbus. It claims the remedy has saved lives and eased suffering, and lists Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman as sellers.

O@chamberlain Amore Stewart’s Pharmacy Cook & Sherman

Memorial Day Observance Planned With Procession And Decorations

The G. A. R. executive committee led by J. A. Young finalized the May 30 Memorial Day program. Capt. J. J. Kellogg is President of the Day with Major J. D. Glasgow marshal and Rev. W. Williamson orator. A marching procession forms at 9:30 a.m. moves to Kim Grove and City cemeteries for graves decoration and services led by W. R. C. and local clergy. The Graham Opera House hosts speeches and music after the ceremony.

J. A. Young J. J. Kelogg J. D. Glasgow W. ©. Williamson McCutcheon 44Th Regiment N. G Capt Harvey D. J. Palmer St. James School Father Jacobsmeier Washington Ac Emy Woman's Relief Corps Kim Grove Col A. A. Rodman J. W. Morton Elim Grove City Cemetery I. B. Schreckengast Elm Grove L. D. Young G. A. R. Wall Graham Opera House J. J. Kellogg America J. H. Dimmitt W. C. Williamson Keokuk

War era notice from Sherman A Wolf Cavalry listing omissions

A fragmentary notice requests readers to report omissions for the Sherman A Wolf Cavalry unit. It mentions names, company, and regiment, and asks for reports within the week. The text is garbled but centers on missing person or roll call details for a military group.

Sherman A

Young Preacher Sparks Amens At Meeting

An unmarried preacher new to the pulpit led a young folks gathering with a fervent plea for clean humble pure and sweet hearts. A titter ran through the crowd before the girls in attendance responded Amen in unison.

Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption advertised cure

An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures lung and throat ailments. It recounts Mrs VanMetre of Shepherdstown West Virginia reporting bronchitis relief after one bottle. The notice promotes trial bottles free and drugstore guarantees with priced sizes.

Leesville Ind W. H. Hrown Stewart

Weather Summary Shows Warmer Week With Heavy Rain in Iowa

Des Moines reports a warmer week across Iowa with excessive rainfall in about two thirds of the state. Eastern districts are drier while rain-soaked areas slow plowing and planting, though well drained fields show strong progress. Corn planting advances with good germination, seed selection praised, and grass and small fruits yielding well.

Des Moines

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by West & Trouax and Walding & Marvin of Toledo. Cure claimed to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available. Price 74 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Trouax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Father seeks long lost daughter Leota Jaques

John H. Jaques of Allerton Iowa visits in search of his daughter last seen 30 years ago. Leota Jennette Jaques was raised by the Wicker family at Chillicothe Iowa and the father asks her to contact the Journal office with news of her whereabouts. Mme Ratozzi touts Rocky Mountain Pea cosmetics at 35 cents a can in a brief ad.

John H. Jaques Allerton Iowa Leota Jennette Jaques Wicker Chillicothe

National Educational Association Trip Offer From Chicago

$19 To Boston and Return $19 with membership fee of 2.00. Tickets on sale via Nickel Plate Road July 2 to 5 inclusive good returning July 5 to 5 inclusive. Return by Sept 1 with 50c deposit. American Club Plan dining-car meals 35c to 1.00. Write John Y. Valahan Chicago for train times. May 30.

Boston National Educational Association Nickel Plate Road John Y. Valahan Adams St Chicago

Iowa Central Railway Announces Low Excursion Tickets

The Iowa Central Railway offers special one way Colonist Excursion tickets at very low rates through June 14, 1903. Excursions include California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Arizona and other points. See local agents or the undersigned for rate and tour information A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.

Iowa Central Railway California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Arizona A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

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