Washington Iowa to vote on gas and electric franchise
Special election set for May 29 1941 to decide Ordinance No 99 granting Iowa Gas & Electric Co. rights to construct operate and maintain gas works and electric plant in Washington Iowa. City vows bond of 15000 dollars to cover damages and requires prompt service under terms of the franchise.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Testimonials
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh claims by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Internal remedy with testimonials offered free. Price per bottle and widespread druggist availability noted. Also promotes Tillis Family Pills for constipation.
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Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets credited with restoring appetite
Mrs. J. E. tink suffered four years of dyspepsia with headaches heartburn and nervous ailments. After trying many remedies she found relief with Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets and gained thirty pounds. One tablet grants instant relief and a few boxes cure the condition at 25¢ 50¢ or $1 at any druggist.
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ROK Rhea and CN Attend Cedar Rapids Grocers Convention
Easter depart ed for Cedar Rapids this morning to attend the grocers convention May 23. Gertie Buntenbach returns from Rock Island for a week with home folks. Building big barns and worm damage prompt corn replanting. Local and regional notes include school exams and community visits.
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Crawfordsville Journal Briefs Snapshot
Elizabeth Davis and John Griffith traveled to Washington this morning. Bertha Young returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives. Mrs Willoughby of Wyman visited. Dr. N J Lease visited Iowa City. School board elected Wil da Barnes of Philadelphia as seventh and eighth grade teacher.
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Residents Take trips to Washington and neighboring towns
Mrs Keiper and daughter Mlorene and Mrs Fred Anwyl traveled to Washington this morning. Mrs Seeber from Kansas left for Oskaloosa, guided to Washington by Mrs Snivylie and Mrs Thrash. Mrs Thrash learned by telegram her husband died in an accident as she headed home with her mother. Charles Hebner of Washington visited on business. Dr and Mrs C W Stewart Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and Miss Hattie Chilcote of Washington were visitors today.
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Tourists Gaze Into Vesuvius Crater Sparks Witty Remarks
A U S traveler quips that Vesuvius looks like the infernal regions while an Englishwoman comments on American traveler behavior. The exchange reflects humorous reactions among visitors at the crater.
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Mysterious Morning Weather Whisper In Text
Fragmentary dialogue mentions sunshine, Bridget, and a windy morning. Characters discuss hanging clothes and a casual mood, with a brief, everyday scene set in a domestic morning.
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Markets Chicago May 24 1911 receipts and prices
Estimated receipts 32 000 left over from yesterday 3 077 market prospects weak to 5 lower than yesterday s average light 5 6 0 p 5 95 mixed packers 5 60 5 90 heavy shipping grades 5 40 5 82 % Roush 5 48 65 5 5 cattle 19 000 prospects steady to 10 lower sheep 20 000 prospects 10 lower
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Chicago Market Report May 24 1911 Prices and Receipts
Chicago May 24 1911 market report shows estimated receipts today about 2000 with yesterday totals 146797 official shipments 4075 and left overs 3077. Market notes shading lower versus yesterday with wholesale ranges for hogs cattle sheep and lambs and grain and bakery items priced at varying levels. Beach-Wickham Grain Co furnished the figures from Postal Telegraph Building Chicago Illinois.
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