Washington 2 Kalona 0 in football clash
Washington defeated Kalona 2 to 0 after a hard fought game. Teeter McClelland Motts and Corbin starred as Teeter’s safety supplied the only score while Kalona boasted a fast sprint finish by Hess and Shearer.
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Washington
Kalona
Minnick
Reister
Teeter
McClelland
Motts
Corbin
Shearer
Hess
Wagner
Dicken
Junkin
Rice
Ingham
H. Shields
Wallace
J. Adams
Window Glass Firms Reach Agreement on Jobber Sale Volume
Hig Contract for Glass reports that American Window Glass Company Federation Window Glass Company and Independent Window Glass Company reached a pact with the American Window Glass Jobbers' Association. Jobbers will take at least 450 000 boxes of glass for six months at a fixed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
American Window Glass Company
Federation Window Glass Company
Independent Window Glass Company
American Window Glass Jobbers’ Association
Distillers Move to Form Mutual Insurance Body
After a lengthy meeting among distillers from Ohio Illinois Indiana and Maryland representatives of the Kentucky Distillers association agreed to form a mutual insurance company to take over at a lower rate the distillery risks unless a rate reduction could be secured.
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Isville
Navy
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Maryland
Guadliceta
Kentucky Distillers’ Association
Cable Company Accepts Terms for Pacific Cable Project
Washington November 27 The Commercial Cable company has filed with the department of justice a written acceptance of the terms and conditions on which the president has consented that it may construct a cable between the United States and the Philippines and China.
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Cable Company
Washington
Commercial Cable Company
Department of Justice
United States
Philippines
China
Marion editor Elbert Eward resigns to seek winter health
Elbert Eward, manager of The News-Tribune in Marion Indiana, has resigned and plans to go south for the winter to improve his health but will keep his stock in the paper. He has long been an earnest newspaper worker.
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Marion
Ind
Elbert Eward
News-Tribune
Eward
Jamaica Plans Reciprocity Pact With Units In Trade Alliance
Jamaica newspapers planters and merchants unite in an agreement to foster reciprocal trade with an international unit. The move aims to boost commerce and strengthen regional ties amid rising economic cooperation efforts.
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Planters
Mertanh
Jamaica
Anya
Miners Blame Telegram Wrecks Negotiations in Strike Case
Darrow and Lloyd, counsel for the miners, issue a statement from Scranton detailing why talks collapsed. They cite a telegram written with Baer’s knowledge and signed by MacVeagh, and say Washington discussions left no friction. They remain ready to consult and will appear when the commission convenes.
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Scranton
Larrow
Lloyd
George P. Baer
Wayne MacVeagh
Commission
MacVeagh
Mitchell
Darrow
Lioeyd
Washington
New York
Remains Delay in Transit From France for Burroughs
Word received by Marion Anderson that the remains of Charles L. Burroughs would not be sent from France until a later date. The steamer Philadelphia was missed and the delay is expected to prolong the funeral journey, causing sorrow for the family and friends. Chocolate Theses at the Johnsen bakery tomorrow.
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Marion Anderson
Charles L. Burroughs
France
Philadelphia
Classified notice board seeks lodgers and rentals
Lost and found notices ask about Go Wanted Ten good respectable boarders. For sale a Jersey milch cow by Frank Webb. For sale an old house 12 by 24 by Gus Ross. Rent a five room furnished house or a new four room cottage near the depot with fruit and two garden lots, inquire at the Journal office.
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Journal Office
Frank Webb
Gus Ross
The
Journal
Canton lamp price claim by Samson and Livingston
The Canton lamp cannot be duplicated for the price claims are made by Samson and Livingston. The U T D band held its annual dinner at the old brewery with a fine time, members contributing food from home and Harry Springman cooking coffee and potatoes. Mrs W S Reister cooked a large turkey enjoyed by all. The group says this year’s dinner surpassed last year’s.
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Samson & Livingston
Harry Springman
Death of Kalona Child Johnie Werey at Age Three
Johnie Werey died at six this morning in Kalona from brain trouble. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Werey and will be buried tomorrow in the Shettler cemetery.
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Kalona
Johnie Werey
John Werey
Shettler Cemetery
Five Years A Building Gun Shipped To Proving Grounds
The 16 inch coast defense gun built at Watervliet Arsenal was moved to the Randy Hook proving grounds aboard Merritt-Chapman’s largest barge. Under Col Parley it was loaded on a special car and swung onto the barge. The weapon measures 49 feet 2.9 inches, 5 feet diameter at breech, and 16 inch bore. weighs 2 4370 pounds and is expected to fire 21 miles. It cost about 150000 in materials and labor. the government planned about twenty such guns though production was expensive. Havana work has mostly resumed except cigarmakers.
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Albany
N. Y
Watervilet Arsenal
Merritt-Chapman Company
Randy Hiook
Parley
Arsenal
Arsenal Dock
Canton Coal Endorsement and Trial Updates
The page notes Canton Coal touted by Samson & Livingston. The case Hopping vs Wilson over alleged farm misrepresentation heads to a jury this evening. The jury was sent home for Thanksgiving. H M Eicher finished plaintiff’s argument yesterday, James Brookhart spoke for defendant, S W Brookhart contributed, and J Wilson continued for plaintiff this afternoon.
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Wilson
H. M. Eicher
Jas. Brookhart
S. W. Brookhart
J. Wilson
Pies Show Fifteen Varieties At Johnson Bakery
Johnson bakery offers fifteen kinds of pies drawing steady crowds. Patrons sample apple blueberry cherry pecan and chocolate cream among others at the popular shop’s daily display.
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Johnson Bakery
Fire rescue saves sleeping inmates from burning home
A dramatic blaze forced firemen to pull sleeping residents from danger as flames raged. The incident underscored the risks of unattended fires and the need for quick action by responders amid frightening conditions.
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Dr. King
Stewart
Wedding of William A Hotchkiss and Ines Wertz in Kinross
On November 27 1902 at high noon in Kinross Iowa William A Hotchkiss of Kinross wed Miss Ines Wertz of Washington Iowa. Rev W N Potter of Ainsworth Iowa conducted the ceremony attended by two families only. A fine meal followed in the bride's home dining room and neighbors offer well wishes with praise for the couple.
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William A. Hotchkiss
Kinross
Ines Wertz
Washington
Iowa
W. N. Potter
Ainsworth
Hotchkiss
Keokuk County
Migs Wertz
Funeral for Mrs. Flood Returns Home for Burial
Katona Nov 28 reports Mrs. Fred Flood died Wednesday at her daughter's home in Muscatine from lung trouble. Burial was held today in Katona. Mr. Flood died last summer. Mrs. Flood leaves a Muscatine daughter and two sons, one living here.
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Katona
Fred Flood
Muscatine
Crow and Cole Wedding Quietly Unites Lewiston Pair
The marriage of Mrs Amy Crow and Willis A Cole took place at 9 30 am Wednesday at Miss Fronia Lampheres home. Rev James RK Logue officiated. The couple will move to Lewiston Michigan in a few weeks and visit Muscatine briefly. The Journal offers congratulations.
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Amy Crow
Willis A. Cole
Fronia Lamphere
Vinol bolsters recovery with appetite and strength claims
An advertisement touts Vinol as the remedy to revive the sick system by boosting appetite and building flesh and blood. It promises a money back guarantee if Vinol fails and includes a customer letter from Brockton Massachusetts praising rapid improvement after grippe and exhaustion. Cook & Sherman, druggists, stand behind the product.
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Vinci
Henry F. Srurtevant
Huntington St
Brockton, Mass
Dr Parker Dies at City Temple Pastor in London
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL reports Dr Joseph Parker pastor of City Temple died at 5 o clock after a period of illness. The London clergyman had served the church for many years and his death ends a noted ministry.
Dancing Party At Armory By Tuesday Night Club
One of the prettiest little dancing parties in years was held at the armory by the Tuesday night club. About forty couples attended and the evening featured cards and dancing with Wilmot's Orchestra providing music. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilde of Peoria Mr. Downing of Wellman Edw. Smith of Hedrick Fred Smith of Richland and Laura Flannigan of Los Angeles California.
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Armory
Tuedsay
Wilmot
Walter Wilde
Peoria
Mr. Downing
Wellman
Edw. Smith
Hedrick
Metropolitan lady fingers at the Johnson bakery
The Johnson bakery lists Metropolitan lady fingers for sale tomorrow. Local shoppers may find the pastry on daily racks during the morning hours.
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The
Johnson Bakery
Emry Family Holds Thanksgiving Reunion in This Place
Miss May Bain visits with Grace Frazie. C. A. Emry of Fairfield and R. L. Emry of Washington attend Thanksgiving reunion at their father T. L. Emry's home with their wives.
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Miss May Bain
Grace Frazie
C. A. Emry
Fairfield
R. L. Emry
Washington
T.L . Emry
Turkeys Scarce Hit Markets Ahead of Christmas
Turkeys were in short supply as wealthier families faced disappointment after market shortages Wednesday. Poor weather this year hindered turkey raising and demand remains high with prices around 16 cents and rising before Christmas. Mr and Mrs J C Miller received invitations to the wedding of their cousin Richard D Huskins to Miss Lolo Gribble in Texarkana Texas on December 2 1902 with plans to be at home in De Queen.
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J. C. Miller
Richard D. Huskins
Lolo Gribble
Texarkana
Texas
de Queen
Nut North
Independent operators happy as miners view Washington trip
Independent operators express satisfaction over a potential settlement out of court while miners' representatives mourn the Washington trip. They accuse coal road presidents of acquiescing to MacVeagh's plan and then repudiating it. Union leaders plan hearings with President Mitchell and district officers while Major Miller investigates expanded guard measures at the McKinley tomb site in Canton.
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Independent Operators' Committee
New York
Washington
Coal Road
MacVeagh
Mitchell
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahy
Miners’ Executive Board
Canton
Miller
Department of the Lakes
McKinley
Joliet Men Secure Patent to Speed Tin Plate Making
Representatives Elect J. Drew and Jenkin Howell of Joliet have secured a patent for an invention claimed to revolutionize tin plate manufacture. The device speeds handling of sheet plates and eliminates costly annealing pots while cutting fuel and labor costs.
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Jeliet
Hts
SS. J. Drew
Jenkin Howell
Band of horse thieves traced to corral near Ottumwa
The existence of a horse theft ring spanning three states is supported by a newly found corral near Ottumwa. A Missouri farmer has identified a stolen team from his farm among the evidence.
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Ottumwa
Missouri
Farm official dies in corn sheller accident
Thomas Buttimer wealthy farmer and Riverside Creamery Company secretary fell from a traction engine and was crushed to death by a trailing corn sheller in Rockford on November 27.
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Rockford
Thomas Buttimer
Riverside Creamery Company
Doukhobor pilgrims settle back in village and unusual items noted
Ottawa reports Immigrant Agent Sears says the Doukhobor pilgrims have settled in the village after returning. A note mentions purchases of Naa Voreta. The piece also records a 32 pound Thanksgiving turkey fattened on chestnuts and a funeral procession in Essen for Herr Krupp.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sears
Yorkton
Emperor Wilhelm
Herr Krupp
Essen
Farmers urged to buy drain tile now before spring
Farmers who need drain tile are urged to purchase immediately as supplies will be scarce before spring. A good stock is available at John Shields & Sons.
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John Shields & Sons
District Court Notice of Quiet Title in Washington Iowa
Petition filed by J. B. McCreary seeks quieting of title to the west half of the northwest quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section eight, township seventy four, range six west. Unknown claimants alleged but not named may have interests. defendants warned to answer by January 6, 1903, or default and decree. Public notice published in the Evening Journal for six weeks.
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District Court of
Washington
Iowa
J. KB. McCreary
Bailey
John A. Bailey
John Bailey
James M. Bailey
James &. Kirkpatrick
William A. Westerveit
James Griffis
Daniel H. Drake
Iowa Northern Central Railroad Cou Y. Or
LN. Clk. &. Co
David H. Drake
Muel Benson
Samuel Henson
Samuel F
Washington c
Washington County
Court House
W.& J. L. Brookbart
Evening Journal
Low Rate Excursions Offer Scenic and Cheap Round Trips
Homeseekers Excursion tickets at one fare plus two dollars round trip. Cheap trips to Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and many western points. Tourist cars twice weekly to Pacific coast via Denver and Scenic route. One fare plus two dollars for round trip to Salt Lake City Spokane Portland and more. Land agents sell cheap land in many locales. Colonist tickets available near Packwood and Morrell Law Burlington Iowa.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Denver
Salt Lake City
Spokayne
Portland
Chicago
Northwest
Southwest
Ron
J. ©. McKay, Packwood
Morrell Law
Burlington
Towa
City Bus Line Phone Orders for Hotel Allen
Call up No 1 hotel Allen and leave orders which will be promptly attended to by Frank Rogers.
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Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
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Star
Pees Geer
Ponce Ike
the Singer Manufacturing Co
F. Haght
Wational Biscuit Company
Colenso Hotel
Dave Keitner
KING
Hig
Stationery
E.C Carris & Co
North Side Druggists
Johnsen Bakery
Kailona
Unete Sam Creat
Havana
Parrish Savigns Bank
Clinton
Opera House
Kings and Queens
Bushby Bros
Omne
Cole
Crow
Vinol
Cook & Sherman
Dr. Parker
London, Navy
Joseph Parker
Temple
Brighton
Thut
Jersey
Florida
Windsor Grocery
W. G. Clements
Hugh Teeter
Paaraha
Casey
CE Ues
First Barn
Allen
J. J. McKeone
North Side
M. Lombardo
T. J. Dempsey
E. C. Keck
Alorist
Sia Peane
Madison St
J. A. Marie
O. Barden
VIA
Account International
E. G. Fox
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Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Hite E Otay
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