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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1902

Page

4

District Court Convenes With Judge Clements Presiding

The November term of district court opens with Judge Clements of Newton on the bench. Judge Scott cannot attend this term due to his wife’s illness in Brooklyn. Probate matters are heard as docket items. W L Derby serves as court bailiff. Grand and petit juries are summoned for next Monday at 1:00 and 1:30 PM respectively.

Clements Newton Scott Brooklyn W. L. Derby Verdi

Musical Recital Marks Austin Maass Store Opening

A large crowd attended yesterday afternoon in the new Austin Maass music store on the square. Miss Leona Nichols and Mrs F Max Nichols gave vocal and piano selections. The self playing Kim ball added to the program as the recital opened.

Washington Austin & Maass Leona Nichols F. Max Nichols

Auction of household goods at corner square sale

An auction Saturday at 20 p.m. offers a fine lot of household goods including stoves a No 16 Round Oak Heater iron beds bedroom suit rockers hall tree table chairs and more. If rain the sale moves to the next Saturday. Austin Maass promotes easy payment contracts for pianos and organs.

N. W

Riverside General Store Sale Sealed to New Owners

Riverside on November 12 reports Cress and Tener have sold their general store to Preybol and Kirkpatrick. Possession to be given immediately and the invoice being settled this week.

Riverside Cress & Tener Preybol & Kirkpatrick

Washington Chapter No. 6 Eastern Star Meeting Notice

The regular meeting of Washington chapter No. 6 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Thursday evening November 13 at 7 30 o clock. A fall attendance is urged.

Washington Order of the Eastern Star

County Board Adopts Official Count and Adjourns Proceedings

The county board adjourned after finishing the official count and settling several claims. Marsh W Bailey increased his majority by three votes for a 763 plurality. The county auditor was instructed to apply to the Soldier's Orphan Home in Davenport for admission of the Osborne children in Oregon township. Various social notices follow including bake shop promos, court attendees, a marriage license for Wingler and Shillig, out of town visitors, and news of twin birth in Ottumwa.

Marsh W. Bailey Soldier's Orphan Home Davenport Osborne Oregon Township

Wisconsin man refuses removal to Bolherla in guarding dispute

Anton Kosek from Wisconsin traveled to county to arrange removal of Frank Kosek who is noted as insane. After prep and a visit with his brother at the poor farm, Frank Kosek became violent and declined the trip. His brother fears transport by water and he plans to return to Wisconsin, leaving Frank behind.

Secretary of State Legation Vienna Anton Kosek Wisconsin W. F. Kerr Frank Kosek Bolherla

Local notes reflect social visits and events in Riverside area

E Nicola of Riverside and W L Derby of Verdi visited the city on business yesterday. Sousa and his band drew crowds as Wilmet's Orchestra played at the Catholic Carnival with free admission. Mrs E Horne and Mrs J N Watts traveled from nearby towns for visits, while Mrs Wm Smiley and Miss Pearl Cocklin arrived to hear Sousa and his band. A O U W initiation in second degree Friday night. Gunn Company of Ft Scott purchased A L Griffiths stock at Crawfordsville. L D Higgins handles the sale. 302 Plane buyers attended a Nichols recital for Austin Maass with praise for the instrument collection in Washington County.

J. He. McCleary Crawfordsville Johnson North Side John Wingler Laura M. Shillig Mable Brooke Kalona Bessie Eichelberger- Fritz Austin & Maass Henry Green Ottumwa BE. W. White Ainsworth W. C. Nelson J. N. Watts Moline Wm. Smiley Winfield Jas. B. Crail Sousa Graham Gunn Company Ft. Scott Kansas L. D Higgins Miss Nichols Messrs. Austin and Maass Washington County

Common Error In Kidney Pain Remedies Promoted In Washington

John Wolfe of 4225 EF Van Buren St. endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after his wife used them for years of kidney and backache pain. He purchased them at Columbia Pharmacy and reports significant relief. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. N Y sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Washington John Wolfe van Buren St Dean Columbia Foster-Milburn Co N. Y United States Dean’s

Lost and found notices and land sale in Iowa

Lost items include a gold ring found at a store near the square and inquiries addressed to Conner and Schilling grocery. A journal office ad asks to inquire about a found ring on certain dates. For sale an acre farm in Davis County Iowa priced at 35 per acre with contact Andrew Ferguson or Wallace Cherry Holmes.

Conner & Schilling Sapere Journal Office Davis County Iowa Andrew Ferguson Wallace Cherry Holmes

Mrs George Blair in Chicago Improves, Hope for Recovery

Relatives report Mrs George Blair’s condition in Chicago has slightly improved today and hope for her recovery is entertained as she receives care.

George Blair Chicago

Verse on youth, aging, and being twenty one again

The fragment quotes Harvey Sutherland and Annelee on aging and health. It muses on youth versus old age, dentists and tolls of life, and whether reliving youth would be worth the struggles. It ends with a reference to Martin Luther choosing not to live forty more years.

Harvey Sutherland Annelee Gerll Lamp Martin Luther Brandenburg Earth Germany

Mrs Sproul and Livingston families visit Brighton

Mrs Ira Sproul and her children and Mrs Schuyler Livingston and child ran to Brighton this morning to spend the day with Mrs Claude Terry.

Ira Sproul Schuyler Livingston Brighton Claude Terry

From Ancient Almanacs to Astrological Broadsides

The piece traces the history of calendars and almanacs from ancient Greek and Roman esoteric tables to Christian calendars of the fourth century. It notes Flavius Blavius and the spread of tabulated calendars, Petrus of Dacia in 1300, the Savilian Library copy, the Symbical Man of Signs, the first printed almanac in 1457, and Nostradamus shaping forecasts in later editions.

Enelux Plavius Appius Claudius Livy Flavius Petrus Dacia Savillan Oxford Ptolemy Almnagesi Vienna Purbach Rabelais Nostradamius France

Weather omens from twelve days after Christmas traditions

Weather rules link long smolders to storms and quick extinguishers to fair weather. Observers note monthly clues from the twelve days after Christmas and signs like fine snowflakes, chickens seeking shelter, cattle mood at dawn, dew absence, and sun rays drawing water to predict rain or fair skies.

Epigrams in Dialogue From Various Plays

A collection of witty lines and quips from plays including Sowing the Wind Queen's Favorite Alone The Terma gant Her Own Rival The Rogue's Comedy and The Masqueraders. Witty observations cover fortune luck manners and human foibles in compact humorous glimpses.

Honest

Man complains about rain and changeable showers

A drenched man returns home venting about rain that starts before yesterday and keeps coming. He lists soggy eight dollar trousers and dripping umbrella as he rooms, then grumbles about zig zag rain and crosswinds before going to bed.

Machange

Live Man Wanted for Hamlet Ghost Role

The Washington Star quotes Mr. Stormington Barnes seeking a good live young man to play the ghost in Hamlet. The unusual ad highlights a creator’s demand for authentic stage presence.

Stormington Barnes Washington Star

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