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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1903

Page

4

Alvan Godfrey goes to Egypt to teach abroad

Alvan Godfrey, resident northwest of the city, sails for Egypt to teach at a United Presbyterian foreign missions school in Zakazik for three years. He leaves Monroe county after resigning his current post and is a Washington Academy and Tarkio College graduate.

Alvan Godfrey Egypt United Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Godfrey Zakazik Monroe County Ile Washington Academy Tarkio College

Weather forecast prompts mixed reports across cities

The document blends a Washington forecast for Iowa with scattered regional items from Chicago Clinton Omaha and Port Wayne. It notes cloudy conditions some rain and rising temperatures, plus a series of brief, disparate notices on crime weather incidents and local events.

Desperate White House Vestiuble Incident Involves Elliott

A hand to hand clash at the White House vestibule left an armed man named Elliott, from Minneapolis, and Officer Bissell badly injured. The assailant was disarmed after a fierce struggle and both were hospitalized.

Local residents and visitors share city greetings and trips

Ht. G. Tlaghes was a passenger for Columbus Janetion this morning. The Misses Ella and Ora Orris, Nettie Hunter and Ireve Nickerson spent the day yesterday at the 8. 4, Bissley home south of town. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sullivan, who have been visiting at the Samson home, returned to Burlington this morning. Mr. and Mra, BD. A. Penen ree turned from a brief visit in Knoxville and Albia, Saturday evening. Mr. Al Memtard is calling on trade in the city today Robert Morris, of Brighton, was an over Sunday visitor in the city. The Misses Jessie Sage and Blanche Smith returned this afternoon from Chicago.

Ht. G. Tlaghes Columbus Janetion Ella Ora Orris Nettie Hunter Ireve Nickerson Bissley D. M. Sullivan Samson Burlington Mra Tom Brinton Brighton R. T. McCall Lizzie Anderson Crawfordsville J. H. Walker W. W. Chaffee Webster Kingsbury K. F. Maass Piano Co Mabel Julia Swift J. C. Swift L. D. Robinson Win Smouse Will Wilson Belle Smith Chicago George French Paul Goldfield Clarion Iowa A. Knox French Will Black W. A.taylor J. M. Taylor

Parsons and Academy Play Football in Weekends Tilt

The Parsons team defeated the Academy eleven 10 to 0 in a Saturday game marked by strong first half defense from the Academy and bright plays on both sides. Wolfe at fullback starred for the Academy while Parsons used end plays to gain most yardage as a return game is planned for Fairfield next month.

Parson Academy Parsons Wolfe No. 1 Fairfield Parsons Washington Thomas Benn Leggett R. G. Darbyshire Hinklen T. Munro Woelhof R. EK. Davis Wirt L. G. Whiting Robinson Edgington Tappert L. BK Wolfe Baker Q. B. Tripprreen

Social notes from Winfield area residents visit, travel and events

Miss Helen Clark and Mary Welch visit in Winfield and Lexington respectively while J W Maxwell travels to Crawfordsville and Burlington residents travel south. The item lists numerous local trips, a funeral, piano purchase, licenses to wed, pension day notices, land viewing trips, harvest yields, and upcoming cattle purchases in Montana Idaho Oklahoma Texas New Mexico.

Helen Clark Winfield J. W. Maxwell Crawfordsville Lillian Minick May Brookhart Verdi Mary Welch Lexington

Pioneer Abel Waebburn Dies at 105 in Quasqueton

Cedar Rapids Iowa October 5 Abel Waebburn a pioneer settler dies at Quasqueton aged 105. He lived through early Iowa days and witnessed vast regional development. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.

Cedar Rapids, In Abel Waebburn Quasqueton

Williams and Middendorf Bank Faces Strain Over Securities

In Baltimore on October fifth the crippled Williams and Middendorf bank was found to be laden with Sea Board Air Line securities. Banks have moved against the firm, yet Williams and Middendorf say they can meet all obligations if granted time.

Baltimore Williams & Middendorf Seaboard Air Line

General Miles Declines Candidacy for Major Office

Dallas October 5 General Nelson A Miles stated he is not a candidate for any office and has no expectation of running for president or Texas governor.

Miles Dallas Tex Nelson A. Miles United States Texas

Washington County Leads Southern Iowa Teacher Candidates

Midland Schools published a map showing the number of students from each county entering the state normal. Washington county tops southeast Iowa and ranks second in southern Iowa with 33 students, Cass 40, Keokuk 29. The note claims improved teacher quality and higher ideals, asserting Washington County teachers cannot be discounted.

Midland Schools Washington County Iowa Cass County Washington Keokuk County

Bridge Proposal at Skunk River Griffiths Ford Inspires County Board

The county board adjourned today with petitioners urging a bridge across the Skunk river at Griffiths ford between the Brighton and McKain bridges. A new crossing would aid Clay township residents reaching Washington, as high water has closed Griffiths ford for two years. Mr. Longwell was absent and no action occurred. The Rubio bridge project may also be acted on soon.

Skunk River Griffith's Ford Brighton McKain Clay Township Washington Grifith’'s Ford Longwell Rubio

Odd Medical Scene and Quip Exchange

The Carrollton tale describes a Black man taken to a Black doctor then a white physician who notes the patient’s pulse and tongue. A separate Washington Star fragment features a bantering exchange about philosopher’s stone and wealth via quarrying paving contracts.

Carrollton Bosworth Star-Sentinel Darky Washington Star

Marriage Hope Faces Father’s Will in Town and Country

Dialogue from Town and Country shows a couple facing parental opposition as they insist their union should not be blocked by the father’s wish. Jack expresses hope that the marriage stands, fearing it would be difficult if opposed.

Jack

Lost and for sale notices from the Journal ads

Classified notices list items for sale and services including a good family horse and buggy a large bay mare with six months colt and a general store and post office for sale. Several help wanted items for cooks and a girl for general house work appear with inquiries at the Journal office and a city bus line contact.

Benz Hotel Lindauer Organ Factory

Royal Neighbors Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening

The Royal Neighbors will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30. A full attendance is desired.

Liquozone claimed to cure germ diseases with liquid oxygen

An advertisement touts Liquozone as killing internal germs without harming tissues and claims a $1,000 guarantee for any germ it cannot kill. It describes the product as liquid oxygen, 14 days per bottle, tested over two years, and endorsed by medical authorities for numerous diseases.

United States Jane

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