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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1911

Page

4

Fifty Years Since the First Company From Washington County Went to War

Left for war fifty years ago today the Washington County Infantry led the nation in the Civil War. The company, formed from local guards and students, marched to Keokuk then joined Sherman in campaigns from Shiloh to the Carolinas. Only a few veterans remain in the county, with Lt. J. H. Stewart as the sole living member.

D Town Infantry Washington County South Wash Old Washington College Brighton Crawfordaville Callambus City Louisa County Fort Sutter Ben Fair Grounds South Lows Avenue J. H. Stewart Ber Washington Alee McCoonell Andrew Kendall J. A. Henderson Tilly Wilson Tee Keokuk Thom Cowles Glenta AL Whampoon Noodthipaa Reemont Basnuel KR Curtis Omermbher Congress Jm, Tuttle New View Joeeph Hirde Tloint Minnecotia Wisconsin Bowk Iron Mountain Tirols Point St. Louis St Lows Ft Diannelson Pittabure Shiloh Corinth Sherman Atlanta Savannah Carolinas Virginia Louisville J. Stewart George Wollbich Ske W. White Cap W. Harper LI L. ‘Teas Crawfordsville

Ball club drift continues as opening approaches

The baseball squad gathers players for tryouts with ten men expected to compete for infield and outfield spots. Local tryouts include Terry Freeland from Wilton, Bonehead Thompean from Aiedo, Comblolies from Davenport, and Richardsound Runkle from Springfield, while William Rebek returns to first base. Levertoh sets up practice and park facilities as ground is prepared for a two hundred seat stand and opening pane approaches.

Browuelit Toomsberen Tierry Freeland Wilton Richardsound Runkle Springfield William Rebek Photipeon Hotel Collese Hin Levertoh Hull Park Mie Rich

Geet rid of rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment

Early 1900s style advertisement claims Chamberlain's Liniment relieves rheumatism after one application. Promoting Lemmon's Pharmacy as the seller, the text urges readers to buy for quick relief.

Chamberlain Lemmon

Lecture on Christian Science at Graham Opera House

All are invited to attend a lecture this evening at the Graham Opera House on Christian Science presented by William K. McCracken M A CoS a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Boston church Massachusetts.

Cordibiliy Graham Operatie William K. McCrackan Rother Church Boston Mass

New York Artist Praises Thain in Wide Comment

An October Silent Worker excerpt quotes New York portraitist Alex on Hoek Island Lines travel. He extols the Rocky Mountain Limited train, its all steel construction, dining, Pullman cars, and frequent service with on board concerts and fresh farm produce. The piece also includes folk anecdotes and light humor from Chicago and Missouri quips.

Contour Sien Worker Alex New York Tolloou Hoek Istand Lins Pennsylvania Michigan Indiana Finoie Iowa Suragka Kansas Colorado American Railways Picthere Rocky Mountain Limited Horn Island Mauretania Atmittry

Borrowed Smiles and Wandering Lodger Anecdotes

A humorous fragment recalls a lodger asking for repeated glasses of water, citing a fire in his bedroom as the real reason. A housekeeper questions a guest’s dining room items while a Portland club tale shows Speaker Thomas B Reed advising discreetly keeping a pocketbook.

Tecuin Thomas Bo Reed Portland Reed

Teacher and Pupil Dialogue on Discipline

In a classroom exchange a pupil explains his father would not cane him for misdeeds due to rheumatism. The teacher challenges the claim, noting the parent’s supposed sympathy and the pupil’s humorous justification about pain.

Willie

Death of Mrs. Charles Edwards in Marion Township

Mrs. Charles Edwards dies at 12:15 a m in Marion township at age twenty seven after a few days illness from bowel trouble and peritonitis. She leaves a husband three children and extensive family. funeral at Fureka church with services and cemetery interment planned.

Marion Township Charles Edwards Edwards Edward Ollie Mabel Beenblossom Sim Abraham Beenblossom Washington Township Lada May Tattie Marie Anna Marguerite Edwarts Fred

Foley Kidney Pills Sold by All Druggists

Foley Kidney Pills described as healing strengthening antiseptic and tonic medicine with quick action sold by all druggists in the advertisement.

Foley

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