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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1908

Page

3

Meeting Lots of Old Friends in Town Visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Smith visit from Corinth Mississippi and recall 40 years ago when they left in a covered wagon with $12.00. They meet old friends, recall neighbors, and plan more visits to Will and Al Lowash and Miles Bradford while sharing warm memories of West Chester.

B. F. Brown Wesley Smith Alf‘ Burris

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Maine Resident

A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine commends Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing sores boils ulcers and burns saving doctor bills. The product sells for 25 cents at J E Lemmon's drug store.

Bucklen A. F. Hardy East Wilton Maine J. E. Lemmon

For Sale In West Chester Iowa Businesses and Farms

For sale extra good farms and town residences and business property near West Chester Washington county Iowa within three miles of town. Includes a first class elevator and coal business and six business lots. Contact J. D. Dayton West Chester Iowa.

West Chester Washington County Iowa J. D. Dayton Lowa

Uncle Tom's Cabin to Be Staged by Washburn Company

The opera house plans to present Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin under Leon W. Washburn's organization, touted for dignified treatment of the drama. The troupe promises a grand parade at noon and features two bands, two Topsies, two Marks, Siberian bloodhounds, Shetland ponies, and a cast of fifty.

Opera House Harriet Beecher Stowe Leon W. Washburn Stetson

Magnet and Aurora Societies Meet in Joint Session

The Magnet and Aurora literary societies held a joint session on Tuesday night to discuss upcoming activities and collaborative projects. Members shared program ideas and planned future meetings.

The Magnet and Aurora Literary Societies

High School Literary Society Debates Friday Program

The High School literary societies met Friday with debates marking the strongest session yet. Members split into divisions presenting affirmative and negative speeches, readings, pen sketches, and Thanksgiving themed pieces by numerous students.

H. E. Case Edgar Martin Howard Motts Helen Wylie Pearl Bandy Paul Palmer Sussanna Scranton Miss Jamison Denate Earl Moore Roy Mayhew Nynde Stryker Charlie Barrows Alma Beenblossom Miss Nichols Mary Lemley Nita Nicholson Alma Miller Lillian Wells Rosa Sage Edie Bovee Miss Bryant Carrie Schantz Fred Dolies Harry Berry Charles Dolies Walter Turner Alta Eckles Miss Safley Jennie Kyle Jean Shuman Floyd Shockley Ruth Lehrer Delpha Cummings Charline Young Miss Hansen Marion Bandy Alice Meek Mohammedan Charlie Denison Margaret Dicken Floyd Crane Opal Rickey

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure All

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. States nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness case not cured by the remedy. Includes directions to obtain circulars and notes price of 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney &Coo Toledo

Lexington Family Heads to Ainsworth for Weekend Visit

Mrs. D. W. McClure Mrs. O. C. Patterson and two children and Mrs. B. J. Holmes with Miss Flo Patterson of Lexington journeyed to Ainsworth Saturday evening for an over Sunday visit with relatives.

D. W. McClure O. C. Patterson B. J. Holmes Flo Patterson Lexington Ainsworth

Mrs Skipton and Family Visit Relatives in Sigourney

Mrs John Skipton and her two sons Frank and Francis along with Miss Anne Houdek traveled to Sigourney on Saturday evening for an over Sunday visit with relatives.

John Skipton Frank Francis Anne Houdek Sigourney

Bring your lady friends to the game Thursday

A local tease invites women to attend a Thursday game with a 40 26 score cue. The brief note uses playful language to promote attendance and a numeric hint. It lacks further context on teams or event specifics.

Parrish Sells Savings Bank Store to Frank Batterton

Fr F Parrish completes a sale of the Savings Bank store to Frank Batterton of Greensburg Indiana. Batterton will take possession February first and Parrish will run the business for a transition. Parrish, after thirty nine years in business, will retire to rest but stay in Washington. Batterton plans to continue the current business model and relocate his family to Washington.

Savings Bank F. F. Parrish Frank Batterton Greensburg Indiana Batterton Parrish Washington Claude Ernest Lemmon Mr. Parrish Mr. Batterton

The Benefit of Walking as Exercise and Its Plain Truths

Physicians praise walking as the best all around exercise. It raises body temperature, boosts breathing and oxygen in blood, opens pores for waste removal, aids digestion, and massages the liver and other organs via diaphragmatic movement. Regular walking benefits mind and body, justifying use of two legs.

Cora and Merritt Comment on Understanding in Conversation

In a brief exchange Cora notes compliments about harmony while Merritt cautions that remarks implying comprehension may be lacking. The dialogue hints at social judgments and the burden of being understood.

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Frank L. Wilson & Co ADLER Milwaukee Dougherty Bros Clothiers J. A. Harwood South Side Fr. F. Parrish Saving’s Bank Greensburg, Indiana Cora Merritt New York Efore Buying Children’s Union Percale Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
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