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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
3
Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a full recovery after failing with numerous remedies. He says four bottles cured him completely and he is now free from kidney trouble. Sold by all druggists.
Every Sunday starting May 5th, travelers may take the regular passenger train No. 16 from Bright von at 6 40 a m arriving Peoria 11 45 a m. Return same day at 6 30 p m. Round trip rate two dollars. Call local agents for details. Junel
The Iowa Central will conduct a personally guided excursion May 30 to the Minnesota Valley along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line from Arlington to Marietta. Lands in Sibley Renville Medicine Lac Qui Parie Counties range from $25 to $50 per acre and offer strong dairy and crop opportunities near St. Paul Minneapolis markets and major local industries.
Testimonial from Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her two year old and herself. She reports her child has used it since two months old and she recovered from a recent dreadful cold after using the remedy. Cook and Sherman sell the product.
The program lists First Address by President of Day S. C. Gardner Second Music by the Glee Club America Third Invocation by Rev M B Butler Fourth Music by the Glee Club Brave Hearts Sleep on Fifth Reading Roll of Soldier Dead Sixth Music by the Glee Club Comrades Asleep Taps Seventh Address by Rev George D Rogers The Man and the Uniform Eighth Music by the Glee Club Mustered Out Ninth Benediction by Rev W R Sawhill
Poem fragment features lines praising freedom and liberty. It references mountains, rocks, woods, pilgrim heritage, and calls for prayers to the Father God as guardian of the nation. The text reads like a patriotic verse celebrating national liberty and divine protection.
Weather forecast for Iowa issued from Washington describes increasing cloudiness with probable showers tonight or Thursday and a slight rise in temperatures tonight. The Evening Journal presents the latest forecast for today and tomorrow.
The Iowa and National Holiness associations hold their annual camp meeting at University Park in Oskaloosa Iowa from May 31 to June 10. Leaders include Rev C J Fowler Boston Mass Rev Joseph H Smith Redlands California Rev Will H Huff Sioux City Iowa and Rev J M and M J Harris with other state and national workers. The committee notes reduced railroad rates lodging and boarding, streetcar access from depots, and a new Holiness school.
Doctor Watson Ian Maclaren died at Mt Pleasant Iowa on May 6. Funeral in Liverpool May 29 featured clergy from many denominations and officials including the lord mayor. Americans attended as crowds of over 40,000 lined the route to Smith Down Road cemetery for the interment.
Mr Rogers a former regular Army member will speak at Memorial Day at the opera house about military life from experience. He originated the Comrades Club movement which now has representatives at many military posts nationwide.
An advertising notice promotes Cham berlains Pain Balm as a fast remedy for sprains. It urges liberal bathing of the affected parts and complete rest, claiming a quick cure, with Cook and Sherman as sellers.
Bring flowers to G. A. R. hall Thursday morning May 30 to decorate the graves of unknown veterans.
Preparatory services are scheduled tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church located at 7330. Parishioners are invited to attend a brief gathering ahead of upcoming events.
All banks will shut for the day May 30 to observe decoration day. An advertisement from Stewart's Pharmacy promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming gentle action with a guaranteed finish. Priced at 25 cents.
Four year old driver weighing 1100 pounds, gentle and single. See Frank Webb. 88-31.
A Missouri merchant from Plunk, G. W. Cloyd, recalls a four year old injury when he ran a jimson bar into his thumb. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing the wound, saying the doctor wanted amputation but the salve cured it. 25c at Stewart's pharmacy.
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