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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
6
A helpful home remedy praised for seniors with kidney concerns. It outlines simple, safe steps to ease discomfort and support kidney function without medical risk. Endorsed for daily use and easy to prepare at home.
A health notice touts a home remedy for rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues. It lists Fluid Extract Pandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia with dosages, claiming relief and kidney cleansing benefits for adults and the elderly.
Mr and Mrs J Sandvos of Tascatine and Gerde Hughes of Texas visit R M Wilson home. H Harmon arrives from Cedar Falls to visit at A Harmon home. Frank Sandvos of Muscatine and friends from Galesburg and Chillicothe stop by ROM. Kellogg and Son report a pension of 8 pounds monthly for Mrs Austin Crawford of Ainsworth with back pay to 1905. S Sands of Haskins visits city, plans to move to Washington. family urged for better schools.
A historic device described by P F Dawley that uses a heavy post, a steel axle, a swinging sweep, and nose ring harness to exercise bulls. The setup aims to harden muscles, improve tractability, and reduce temper while keeping bulls healthier and longer-lived.
Reports cover Angora goat breeders Mohair growers meet in San Antonio with exhibitions Nov 9 24 and $600 prizes. Experiments at Louisiana station find bare lot feeding yields better lambs. Sugar beets gain value for stock feeding with extensive Colorado trials and a Mead contract for 300 tons. No American coach horse awarded at Iowa state fair. Mrs J A Peters repeats as champion woman buttermaker at the fair. Sixty four women from Minnesota Illinois Iowa Nebraska participate.
An Iowa land ad claims farmers in a district have threshed 58 bushels of wheat per acre this year and sold it at 80 cents a bushel, yielding 46.40 per acre. The seller offers land at 12.50 to 18.50 per acre and invites inquiries via J. P. Thomas in Washington, Iowa.
Des Moines reports the state board of parole meeting for the second time since July enactment. Over 200 convicts applied for parole, with the October session expected to be busy as the board must meet four times yearly.
Lem B. Parker presents a dramatization of Mary J Holmes novel Tempest and Sunshine staged in Kentucky. Two leading heroines star in a tender love story with vivid scenes and strong appeal. One night only at the Graham on October 10.
Announcement that Fole Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Sold by
The record lists visitors from Wayland West Chester and Davenport along with local residents hosting relatives and travelers. It mentions Chase Bros piano purchases, a nut gathering walk, and a large group of sisters visiting Ballingal hotel days later. Pacific Railroad Co plants near completion and a shift to streamlined shops saves time and money with extensive locomotive and car repairs project totals.
Former coal trader J. B. Eckerman informs patrons he has sold his trade to LD. L. Stuart and asks for continued patronage for the successor. He also thanks the public for the favorable trade.
Patent Office notices list Iowa recipients with titles and inventors. 807610 Manifolding sales book A L Schultz Pocahontas 867631 Steam generator Charles Bakehaus Sigourney 867738 Display rack R E Martin Davenport.
In Omaha Nebraska on October 10 the article notes a clash between machine driven and manual labor approaches as implied by Harriman’s ideas. The fragment mentions industrial method debate and potential implications for workers and production.
Notice to all persons owing 90-31 Standard Furniture to call and settle accounts at once after selling furniture to Edwin Griffith. Proceedings urge prompt payment and closure of the store’s financial obligations.
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