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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1912

Page

7

Closing Meeting of Synod Tonight

Session of the W P Synod of Iowa meets tonight with Dr Wishart absent. Pittsburgh minister Rev Gordon is in town after a friend's death. Speaks planned tonight.

SYNOD United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa Second United Presbyterian Church David R. Gordon India W. J. Wishart Pittsburgh Stevenson United Presbyterian Church Wishart Gordon J. A. Thompson Tarkio College Thompson John Dewey

Ownership Statement Highlights Local Paper Notes

The Evening Journal owners report include publisher Orville Elder of Washington Iowa and details on stockholders and plant indebtedness. The article covers synod of Iowa activities with speakers Dr J A Thompson Rev W Williamson and Rev A Ja Davidson, plus education plans by Ralph Kyle and a city automobile tour for delegates.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa Division of Washington, D. C FE. C. Little Tarkio D. L. McBride Winfield T. A. Aiken Clearfield T. H. Melville Traer Synod Washington Street Sunset Park First Church Fred Stewart Elm Grove Cemetery Iowa Avenue Marion Avenue J. T. Matthews

Crail Plans County Tour For Congress Bid

Joe Crail of Fairfield, candidate for congress on the Bull Moose ticket, speaks in Phoenix hall tomorrow evening and spends the next day and Saturday touring county towns by automobile. He will speak in county towns at listed hours.

Joe Crail Fairfield Bull Moose Phoenix Hall

Once Exclusive Pet of Royalty

The Pekingese, known as the lion dog, was once an exclusive possession of China's rulers and removing one from the palace was a capital offense. Two were taken to Europe after Pekin fell in 1860, and American Pekingese descend from these and a few others.

China Imperial Palace Europe

County Committee to Meet for Hospital Board Nomination

The republican county central committee will meet Friday October 4 at 1 30 p m in the court room of the court house to nominate a member of the hospital board and for general discussion J D Glasgow Chairman 1962

Republican County Central Committee Court House J.D. Glasgow

Dayton man touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cure

J. W. Copeland of Dayton claims his boy recovered from a cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bought at Lemmon's Pharmacy, noting it saved a five dollar doctor bill.

J. W. Copeland Dayton Ohio Chamberlain Lemmon

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