Oyster Supper At Pilotsburg Church Friday
The Pilotsburg M E church ladies announce an oyster supper Friday evening October 4 in the church. Everyone is invited and a good time is promised. 5-2t
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
2
Huston of Vancouver Visits Winfield for Daughter
J. M. Huston of Vancouver Washington, brother of J. H. Huston of Crawfordsville, spent yesterday in the city and left in the evening for Winfield to visit his daughter Mrs Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Huston
Vancouver
Wash
J. H. Huston
Crawfordsville
Winfield
Mrs. Shearer
Piles Cured in Days with PAZO Ointment Guarantee
The ad promises cure of itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. It highlights PAZO ointment as a guaranteed remedy with a fifty cent price point.
Young Rockford men given hard labor for vagrancy
Ottumwa Iowa October 2 four young men from Rockford Illinois John Lewis Harry Daniels Ed Coughlin and Frank Buckington aged 18 to 22 were arraigned before Police Judge Kirby on vagrancy charges They claimed to be Kansas City college students returning home after vacation seeking experience The judge assigned work breaking rock for a short period then released them to catch a Milwaukee train to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Iowa
Burlington
John Lewis
Harry Daniels
Ed Coughlin
Frank Buckington
Rockford
Ill
Kirby
Lewis
Kansas City College
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Texas excursion starts Robstown store project
Howard Ross leads a party including Jack McKeone and others to Robstown to begin work on a new $20,000 store building. Ross holds the contract for the job and McKeone the cement and brick work. Work begins immediately and will take about three months to complete. Mrs. Ross joins the group in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
George H. Paul
Howard Ross
Force of Men
Jack McKeone
Force
Robstown
W. H. Goodwin
J. D. Adams
Ralph Humble
H. B. Anderson
J. J. McKeone
Fred Kupka
J. Cleveland
Wilbur Wolary
George Lovelett
Kansas City
Weather Urop a Shot to Kill Son of the South
Des Moines reports the closing week of September was unusually cold with excess cloudiness and copious rain except in North Central. A killing frost hit all parts of the state Wednesday, damaging immature corn. central districts saw heavy frost with 10 to 40 percent unripe corn, while southern counties had better maturation. Early cutting saved fodder and corn, ending a period noted as exceptionally erratic in climate. John R. Sage and Geo. M. Chappel, directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
North Central
John R. Sage
Geo. M. Chappel
Son of the South shooting case shocks Spokane saloon scene
Lawrence Cavanaugh, 56, a railroad camp miner, admits fatally shooting James Cahill, 28, a camp foreman, after Cahill insulted him saying he was a son of the South. Cavanaugh told police he would shoot again if needed. The incident occurred in a Main avenue saloon witnessed by many, Cahill dying from three gunshot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Jim
Lawrence Cavanaugh
James Cahill
Montreal
Patrick Welch
Main Avenue
Cavanaugh
Cahill
Larry
Turkey as Cupid's AID in Oklahoma nuptials tale
An Oklahoma City couple outwit Nellie Lampheer's father with a gobbler mail carrier. Jim Burdett and Nellie Lampheer eloped after a note hidden in a gobbler tied their courtship to a funeral of parental opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Gobbler
Jim Burdett
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
George Lampheer
Burdett
Nellie Lampheer
Nellie
Jim
Dusenberry Family Returns to Keota for Residence
W. N. Dusenberry returned to Keota last evening on a brief business trip. He and his family will locate here and live in the house formerly occupied by Lloyd Lytle on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Dusenberry
Keota
Lloyd Lytle
East Main Street
John Hopengardner Appears on Avns Morning
Avns morning show features John Hopengardner making an appearance yesterday, discussing current topics and teasing upcoming segments with interview notes and audience questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopengardner
Avns
Soft Drink Squad Probes Pure Food Violations
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley will lead a new class in the agricultural department to test soft drinks and soda fountain decoctions for purity. The Washington report says the investigation, ordered by the War Department after a recent ban on some beverages in division east canteens, will note deleterious effects and may target drink manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washington
New York American
War Department
Division of the East
Denver Mint Building Demolition Marks End of Era
The Denver Post notes the old United States mint building’s destruction closes a chapter of early government struggles. It recalls the 1879 Leadville strikes that taxed mint operations and filled Denver with bullion, and explains the demolition contract transfers all material to the builders who plan to extract gold dust from plaster through processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mint
Denver
Denver Post
Leadville
Boettcher
Unique automobile bridge opens Piru ford route to Ventura
The Los Angeles Times notes completion of a two track automobile bridge over Piru ford, one of the world’s few built specifically for cars. It spans the stream with wide tracks, safety side walls, and excludes wagons and cattle, enabling regular traffic toward Ventura and Santa Barbara through the Newhall grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Torrance
N. M
America
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Snouffer, Hughes & Ge
East Side Square
Washington, Iowa
THE
Washington Brick and Tile CO
J.j.mckeone
Louis Baird
Graham
Mary J. Holmes
W. F. Mann
Matic
Turkey
Cupid
Uine of
Cardus
Leota Forte
Toledo
Lll
Soft Drink Squad
Dr. Wiley
Old Mint
Work & Meek
Washington National Bank
Fulton County
D. A. Chalmer
North Iowa Ave
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