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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1907

Page

3

Iowa Central Railway Announces Interstate Rates Sale

The Iowa Central Railway posts daily sale until October 15 offering one way tickets to Jornia Oregon Washington Uush Columbia Utah Montana and Mexico with rates at $15.00 regular fare. Contact agents for details A. B. Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis.

Iowa Central Railway Jornia Oregon Washington Uush Columbia Utah Montana Sho Mexico A. B. Cutts G. P T. A Minneapolis

Brinton Entertaining Co to Show One Night Pictures

The Brinton Entertaining Co of Chicago brings a single picture show to the opera house Saturday night October 5th. Tickets are on sale at Lemmon's pharmacy with prices 10 15 and 25 cents. Reserve seats in advance for the performance featuring new moving pictures.

Brinton Entertaining Co Opera House Brinton Entertaining Company Chicago Lemmon’s

President’s Special Train Passes Through Heading River

A Rock Island special train yesterday carried President B F Winchell in his private car. The train stopped briefly to take coal and water and was running as second No. 11. His destination is not known here but may involve southern divisions of the road.

Rock Island B. F. Winchell

Sullivan Leaves Burlinton for Ainsworth on No 2 Train

John Sullivan traveled from Burlington last evening and departed on No 2 toward Ainsworth on business.

John Sullivan Burlington Ainsworth

Aberdeen publisher touts Chamberlain's remedy

Twenty years ago Geo W Brock of Aberdeen Maryland discovered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick safe cure for bowel complaints. He notes he has used and recommended it for years with always satisfactory results. For sale by Cook and Sherman.

Geo. W. Brock Chamberlain Brock Aberdeen, Md Enterprise Cook and Sherman

Interior work underway at new Seed House with target November first

Six workers are finishing the seed house interior under L. D. Langworthy. He says the floors will house stock, shipping, offices, and seed storage with elevator access and a 14 foot platform to the switch tracks. The plan aims to open by January after December catalog mailings.

L. D. Langworthy F. B. Mills Shipping Department Langworthy Mills

Dr Shoop's Restorative Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach troubles heart and kidney ailments claiming rapid relief from its restorative action on the controlling nerves. The copy targets weary readers seeking a general tonic available through druggists.

Patent list issued to Iowa residents on first install

Patent Attorney R W Bishop of Washington reports issuances on the 1st to Iowa residents including patent 867248 for a hay stacker by Joseph Dain of Ottumwa 867348 for a nest box for fowls by A D Crossley of Jewell and 867381 for a seat and tool box for locomotive cabs by Rudolph Koelle of Sioux City

R. W. Bishop Washington, D. C Iowa Joseph Dain Ottumwa A. D. Crossley Jewell Rudolph Koelle Sioux City

Deafness Cure Claim and Local Ads List

A clipped ad block lists small item numbers and vendors including L. C. Leopold Hancock, Martin Swintek Des Moines, J H Felderman Bellevue, J S Mark Adel. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with a money offer for cure claims and notes Toledo Ohio as the contact point.

L. C. Leopold Hancock Martin Swintek Des Moines J. Hl. Felderman Bellevue J. S. Mark Adel Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Mrs Elizabeth Anderson Injured Falling On Sidewalk

Yesterday morning Mrs Elizabeth Anderson fell on the sidewalk while hurrying to the Burlington depot for a train to Crawfordsville. She suffered cuts and bruises to her upper lip and nose but today shows no ill effects and canceled her Crawfordsville trip to attend Miss Anna Maxwell's funeral. Alice Wynne and family left for Linneus Missouri to establish a new home near relatives.

Elizabeth Anderson Burlington Depot Crawfordsville Anna Maxwell

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cough Cure

A vintage drugstore notice certifies pharmacists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop the cough heal the lungs prevent pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package. Sold by all druggists.

Foley

Miss Waneta Hinkle Visits then Leaves for Keota

Miss Waneta Hinkle of Birmingham visiting at the Willis home in northeast Washington left last evening for Keota. Samuel Hunter accompanied her and will stay in Keota for a time. K. L. Saling also left last evening for a brief business trip to Keota.

Waneta Hinkle Birmingham Willis Home Washington Keota Samuel Hunter K. L. Saling

Notice to pay debts not contracted by wife Fay Farr

I will pay no debts contracted by my wife Fay Farr. W5-21 Merton Farr. Mrs. McKenzie of Winfield is visiting for a few days with her daughter Mrs. H. T. Nutt on South Iowa avenue.

Fay Farr Mrs. McKenzie Winfield Mrs H. T. Nutt Iowa Avenue

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Blucher Issa Franki L. Wilson & Co Best Shoe Repairing Steet Adler Collegian Dougherty Gladwin Lowa Blanchard & Giesler South Dakota Minneapolis & St Minneapolis, Minn Pacific Coast Lasey’s St Barn Nicola & Harmon North Side Patent Report Astrakhan Alice Wynne Linneus Dawson Farm Merton Farr CG. S. Lemmon Jeweler and Optician Jd. A. Harwood
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