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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

8

Winter Travel Notes From South Texas Land Frontier

S. W. Neal reports from Robstown on a George H. Paul Land Co. excursion to Corpus Christi and the valley. He describes rail travel, concerts, local scenery, citrus groves, cotton fields, and new settlements, praising Paul as a force behind settlement and growth while recounting hunting, fishing, and odd anecdotes from the trip.

Robstown Texas Kansas City Union Depot George Paul Co Jim Brookhart Charley Styles Washington D. C Washington Jack Frost Washington County Will McClean John Mathers Corpus Christi Gulf Iowa George Paul Paul

Thanksgiving Service Held at Baptist Church

A Union Thanksgiving Service took place yesterday at the Baptist Church with community members gathering for a joint worship event. Special speakers delivered messages of gratitude and unity.

Thanksgiving Sermon Emphasizes Christian Nation and Law

The Rev J C Abell delivers a Thanksgiving sermon at the Baptist church amid prayers by Rev T B Stovall and chorus by a mixed choir. He extols national blessings, urges abstinence from alcohol, condemns divorce and mob law, and calls for prohibition and strong church school moral effort in a Christian nation.

Baptist Church Baptist Choir Mae Long T. B. Stovall Frank Sage J. E. Holquist Edgar Waters Rogers A. S. Smith W.O. Fisher Abels Plato Athens Paul Mars Hill Moses Iowa Free Church Carlyle Church

Mi o na praised for curing indigestion and related ills

Letters from readers claim Mi o na tablets cured years of stomach trouble and vomiting. Mrs Mary Becker reports relief after four years of distress. Carrie Vanaman says weight gain and renewed appetite. L R Nonket credits 15 years of illness cured. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells the remedy for 50 cents a box with a guarantee.

Mary Becker Baily Ave Buffalo N. Y Miona Carrie Vanaman Bridgeton N. J L. R. Nonket Mountain Island N. C

Goose Prize Won by Frank Dokes at Shooting Gallery

Frank Dokes captured the goose awarded at the shooting gallery yesterday after scoring 27 of 30. The feat drew praise for precise shooting and marks the highlight of the event.

Frank Dokes

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Cures Sore Burns

A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after fifteen years of use noting it cures boils sores ulcers and burns. The product sells for 25 cents at J E Lemmon’s drug store.

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

Magazine clubbing rates advertised by dealer

Attractive clubbing rates on all magazines. Call or telephone for rates. Magazines may be sent to one or more addresses. T. B. Vogt, News Dealer, opposite P. O. 39-e0d-51.

T. B. Vogt P. O

City Bus Line Order Line to Frank Rogers

Call up Phone No 1 and leave orders with Frank Rogers. Provide street and number for prompt service.

Frank Rogers

Dean Shure organ recital delights Pella audience

Dean Shure of Pella gave an organ recital at the Baptist church assisted by the Apollo quartet. The house was overflowing with music lovers praising Shure’s masterful organ playing and his own piano compositions. The Apollo Quartet joined with selections, and a silver offering covered expenses. Afterward, Shure and friends were hosted at the Rogers home.

Dean Shure Pella Apollo Baptist Church Oberlin Dean Shore Shure Central Baptist College F. Bousquet R. D. Shure H. J. Rhynsburger W. H. Fowler Roger Rogers

Notice to Kyle and Cooper Theater Patrons

A patron from North Side Shoe store writes praising the show and square dealing after attending a performance last night. The letter mentions Mr Medley drawing a diamond ring in another event and states Mr Medley does not know Mr Cooper or Mr Neiswanger who did the drawing. Also notes visitors Miss Della Patten, Mr and Mrs Harding, and Vienna bakery offerings.

Gents Mrs. Medley Mr. Medley Medley Cooper BE. G. Fox North Side Shoe Store

Notable early 20th century political and transport notes

The report lists diverse items including Rep. William Lorimer arriving in Astoria for river and harbor study, St Louis Southwestern orders 31 locomotives and 35 passenger cars, a cabinet crisis easing, Booker T. Washington’s White House talk with Roosevelt, Harvard’s John H. Wright dead at 56, and several international developments.

William Lorimer Astoria Ore Columbia St. Louis-Southwestern Fresary Servion Cabinet Booker T. Woshington Tuskegee Ala Rosevelt

Dalton story was false in Muscatine

A Nov 20 dispatch claimed George Dalton started a fire at his mother's Muscatine home to cover gambling debts and a lynching chase. The report was incorrect. the mother’s house did burn but Dalton was not a suspect and remained in Muscatine.

Muscatine George Dalton Dalton

Fire Kills Wife and Three Children in Alabama Home

In Hartselle Alabama on November 27 a house at Woodland Mills owned by Tom Webardson burned to the ground. Richardson’s wife mother and three children died in the flames and the charred remains of the children were found in the adjacent barn. Richardson is missing.

Hartselle Ala Tom Webardson Woodland Mills Here Richardson

Billik's Mother Collapses After Brother's Death Sentence

Cleveland, Nov. 27. Mrs. Barbara Billik, mother of Herman Bilik, condemned to be hanged Dec. 11 in Chicago, received a farewell letter from him. Reading the letter caused her to suffer an acute heart trouble and she nearly died.

Cleveland Barbara Billik Herman Bilik Dee Chicago Billik

Berlin Contractor Boss Arrested for 100000 Fraud

Fritz Kluge, manager of a railroad contracting firm based in Berlin, was arrested for allegedly defrauding the company of 100000. He claimed the money was lost in mining speculation in the United States.

Berlin Fritz Kluge Kluge United States

Yussiff Mahomet Defeats Tom Jenkins at Madison Square Garden

In New York on November 27 Yussiff Mahomet the latest rival among the “terrible Turks” wrestled ex-champion Tom Jenkins in a catch as catch can match at Madison Square Garden. The bout was best two out of three and Mahomet won in straight falls securing victory.

New York Yussiff Mahomet Tom Jenkins Madison Square Garden

Wright and Woodford Honored at Paris Thanksgiving Dinner

The American Club of Paris hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Palais dOrsay with Wilbur Wright and Stewart L. Woodford as guests of honor. The event celebrated American aviation and diplomatic ties in Paris.

Paris American Club of Paris

Berlin Doctor Links Cheerfulness to Long Life

A Berlin physician, after studying longevity for years, concludes that cheerfulness is essential to achieving a very long life. He emphasizes mood as a key factor in healthy aging and well being.

Berlin

Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Product For Cure

Lena V. Henry of Norristown Ga writes that doctors said surgery was necessary for her female troubles but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved after the first bottle and is now entirely cured. She urges every woman with such troubles to try the remedy.

Lena V. Henry Norristown Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

School entertainment program set for Saturday evening

A good program will be presented at the school entertainment Saturday evening. The kindergarten children may see the Saturday afternoon rehearsal if they meet Miss Noyes at the kindergarten at 1 o'clock. Visitors include Miss Edith Shields from Monmouth and Theodore Michels of Burlington visiting in the city.

Theodore Michels Burlington Edith Shields Monmouth Chas. Barham Velda Haskins Miss Noyes Will Wydenkoff Town City Fred Kirchner Lone Tree Frank DeMarce Dr. DeMarce Fairfield H. H. van Dyke Eva van Dyke Rosa White Sigourney George Peck

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. W. Neal The George H. Paul Land Company Poe Peter Piper Corpus Charles Taft St. Paul Minn Brownsville Tex J. C. Abell Kyle & Cooper Unique Vienna Della Patten Mr. and Mrs. Harding Keota Carden Eels Tot Aryan Rebs Ifisgen President Roosevelt Los Angeles Cal Michigan Bulgaria Turkey Peking Nanking France Court of Arbitration Collaases Yussiff Wilbur Wright Dr. King Ty Lemmen I’harmacy Bright’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy H. Knecht Eod Radfield Regulator CO Atlanta
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