For Sale And Rent Classified Items
For Sale A cow and 2 or dozen Plymouth Rocks. Phone 216 one. 36-36 For Sale A good young calf Phone 224 green. 36-31 For Sale Good Durham milch cow Apply at Journal office. 7 room modern house for rent See J A Y Ashby. 35-41 For Rent Five furnished rooms for the winter Inquire at this office. 36-31 For Sale Good sawed oak slabs Frank McClean. 34-e0d-121 For Sale One thousand pound horse cheap D L Stuart 140 35-36 Wanted Two schoolgirls or boys to room or board Inquire at Journal office. 34-66 House Help Wanted A young girl or middle aged woman who is first class cook High salary will be paid Inquire at Journal office. If
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Journal Office
Weather Outlook Mild Tonight Through Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with continued mild temperatures throughout the period.
Coal rush begins as election ends
After the election, the scramble for coal starts with urging to buy as much coal as possible this month. Many have not yet purchased, while demand already rises as buyers seek coal supplies.
Poultry Show Sparks Big Interest at Washington Event
Judge W S Russell oversees a bustling Poultry show at the Commercial club gym in Washington with about 700 birds on display. Entries include J A Rogers from Ainsworth with Brown Leghorns and Anconas and many others from Iowa and nearby states. Awards will be announced this afternoon.
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Jerry Curran
Commercial Club
Poland
China
Ernest Kellerstrauss
Kansas City
Peggy
A. Seyler
Des Moines
Sprinfield
Ohio
Russell
Washington
J. A. Rogers
Ainsworth
Anconas
W. Palmer Wilson
City
Partridge Wyandottes
G. R. Hill
New London
C. Brown
G. W. Stout
Rose Hill
Barred P. Rocks
Poultry Show Names and Exhibitors Ahead of Tomorrow
The list includes Lloyd Obermann from Mt. Union showing Pekin ducks and Flora Ross of City with Bourbon Red turkeys. Entries span partridge Wyandottes to White Wyandottes, bells for 8S. C. Browns and Buff Cochins with several Wellman exhibitors. Tomorrow is ladies day at the show.
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J. O. Mucha
Muscatine
White P. Rocks
G. L. McCutcheon
City
Barred P. Rocks
Geo. G. Reister
C. R. I. Red
W. D. Shearer
S.C. Brown Leghorns
Lloyd B. Mishler
Centerville
Houdans
Lloyd Obermann
Mt. Union
Pekin Ducks
Flora Ross
Bourbon Red Turkeys
J. P. Benz
A. L. Braden
Wellman
B. P. Rocks
J. F. Sharp
Poultry Show Extended Hours To 10 PM
The Poultry association announces the show will stay open until 10 o clock at night so people who cannot attend during the day can visit in the evening.
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the Poultry Association
Poultry Show Ribbons To Be Awarded Tomorrow
A note urges ladies to attend the poultry show where ribbons will be awarded tomorrow.
Stetsons Present Uncle Tom's Cabin at Opera House
Stetsons' double monster Uncle Tom's Cabin CD will be performed at the opera house Monday November 23. The show is praised for its entertaining performances and unlimited satisfaction with laudatory notices. Prices are 20c 30c and 50c with children 10c.
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Stetsons
Uncle Tom’'S Cabin
Opera House
For sale by McKihhinney Drug Co
Liver trouble claims Foley's Orino Laxative will cure permanently by stimulating digestive organs to act naturally. It says the laxative does not gripe and is pleasant to take with no continual use after Orino. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Riverside visitors and regional travels noted in local brief
Chas. Cummings and Geo. Craig of Riverside were business visitors in the city. Mrs. C. D. Rickey returned to Ottumwa after visiting her sister Mrs. James Marsh. Mrs. James R. George arrived home on the Branch from a two week visit at Atlantic Iowa.
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Chas. Cummings
Geo. 4G
Craig
Riverside
C. D. Rickey
Ottumwa
James Marsh
James R. George
Atlantic
Iowa
Who's the Town Booster Why Here He Is
A civic profile extols the citizen who praises and supports local business, improves the community, patronizes home merchants, and uses town print shops, calling him the town booster for encouraging local enterprises and home enhancements.
Denver Marks 50th Anniversary Quietly With Banquet
Denver observed the citys fiftieth anniversary with a capitol grounds artillery salute, a nighttime banquet, and reminiscences by eight ex mayors, seventeen pioneers, and several hundred early settlers.
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Denver
City of
Capitol
Servia Withdraws Guards on Austro-Hungarian Frontier
Belgrade reports the Servian government has withdrawn its special military guards on the Austro-Hungarian frontier and discharged the reserves recently called to the colors following urgent representations by the powers.
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Servia
Belgrade
Nogyis
Spider Bite Fatal to Westchester Warehouse Official
William F P Frazee of New York City died after a spider bit his hands while cleaning a room in a Westchester county storage warehouse. Medicine and surgery failed to save his life. Frazee served as superintendent of the warehouse.
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New York
William FP. Frazee
Frazee
Westchester County
Witty Retort At Lord Houghton Reception
The late Lord Houghton attended a reception where a boastful lady claimed hundreds knelt at her feet. He replied with a sharp quip asking if chiropodists were involved, provoking amusement among onlookers.
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Lord Houghton
Bellman
Norwegian Seaman Dies At Harbor Beach Harbor Entry
Christian Olsen a 40 year old Norwegian seaman aboard the barge Selden EB Marvin of Hines Lumber Co fleet was killed by the steering wheel while entering Harbor Beach Michigan on November 18.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Christian Olsen
Selden EB. Marvin
Hines Lumber Co
N. T. A. Tub Guests Enjoy Morning at Townsley Home
Society notes record Mrs. L. De Robinson and others visiting northwest of the city for a day of entertainment at Mrs. Will Townsley. G. T. club hosts this evening at Mrs. Oren Herwick’s home in north Washington. Twentieth Century Reading circle met at East Washington home of Mrs. R. T. McCall with flowers for Elizabeth Anderson.
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N. T. A. Tub
Mmes. L. de Robinson
Harry Shrader
Will Wilson
Sadie Babcock
Henderson Walker
Seneca Dewey
A. Conard
Win Smouse
Molly McElroy
Phronia Lamphere
Will Townsley
G. T. Club
Oren Herwick
North
Washington
Reading Circle
R. T. McCall
East Washington Street
Elizabeth Anderson
Regular meeting of the Degree of Honor Thursday
A Thursday evening gathering of the Degree of Honor will include initiation. All members are urged to attend.
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Degee of Honor
George H. Paul excursion hits record crowd in Kansas City
The George H. Paul company carried 110 passengers yesterday with a potential total of 140 on their second November excursion from Kansas City. It is the largest excursion the firm has handled, requiring a third leased car. They open an 83 000 acre tract near Robston and expect strong interest. Fred H. Smith and J. L. Brookthhart handled crowds in Kansas City, with Mr. Paul joining in the Gulf Coast region.
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George H. Paul Company
Kansas City
Paul Company
Robston
Fred H. Smith
J. L. Brookthhart
Mr. Paul
Gulf Coast
District Court Brighton Case Nears Jury Verdict
In Brighton District Court the case nears its end as arguments proceed this afternoon after morning evidence. Atty OC Dewey for the plaintiffs and Mr Bailey for the city defend. Mr Brookhart will close for the plaintiff before judge’s instructions to the jury, possibly by 4 50.
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Brighton
Atty. OC
A. Dewey
Mr. Bailey
City
Brookhart
Ida Gordon to Lead Dormitory Matron Role at College Springs
Miss Ida Gordon plans to depart tomorrow evening for College Springs Iowa to assume the position of matron in a girls dormitory there.
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Ida Gordon
College Springs
Iowa
That Palce
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