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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1901
Page
3
A brief, unclear OCR fragment shows symbols and amounts with no discernible event, names, places, or dates. It cannot identify persons or organizations or provide a concrete news item.
A reader notes a significantly lower price on book supplies, suggesting the deal undercuts competing retailers and provides substantial savings for buyers. The comment highlights value and affordability as a key selling point.
Local notices recount daily movements and errands. People travel for business from Nichols to Iowa Falls to Bloomfield. Several residents depart for Cedar Rapids Havre Keota Cedar Falls and Muscatine while others return home after visits. The item mentions a dairy business inquiry and purchases for a lumber yard.
Local items report visits by H M Welcher from Colfax and T B McMillan of Verdi as well as motions of residents visiting relatives in Brighton Crawfordsville and Wyman. Several weddings births and travels noted along with shop and church activities and a medical mishap with croton oil.
Grace Goode of Rock Island visits North English to see her sister. Edward P. Jayne of Audubon county visits comrade Marion O Laughlin. Jayne serves in Co K 13 Iowa. I P Faris and Mrs Fred Stewart and son travel to Shenandoah to visit Roy Faris. Saylor Heninger of Martinsburg, a Burlington business college student, spends Sunday with Clarence Shanafelt. Moreland resumes Narrow Gauge run. Drinkle returns to Winfield after braking. Mrs C C Lewis and sons Lytton and Clifford of Nira visit Galesburg. W Irwin Ferguson of Champaign arrives from Omaha after visiting parents in South Washington. $1,000 offered for life saver equal to Madison Medicine Co. Rocky Mountain Tea 35c at Stewart’s. Mr and Mrs C N Livings welcome daughter Margaret. Dr McClelland and Jeff Armstrong go to Keokuk for Mrs Taylor pension case. Mrs McClelland accompanies to Burlington. T W Thomas of the heights taken to Chicago for exam. accompanied by son J P Wellman and Dr Kiskamp.
John M Hubbard proposes government issue of postage stamp certificates to boost local post offices revenue and credit from out of town orders. Chicago faces a suspected arson wave around the 1871 fire anniversary with officials alert and anarchist theories under review. Litigation over a defective 3 50 pair of shoes ends in an 8 50 verdict after three years, with further related cases and a quadruplet birth drawing public interest and a planned 250000 name endowment for the Ormsby babies. Policeman John Daly dies after an epileptic fit and fatal injury in a shanty.
Auditor Ingham presented a hunting flag to the High school, and for the first time the stars and stripes float over the building. Scholars and teachers pass a vote of thanks to Mr. Ingham.
A group of young friends surprised Miss Clara Ross at her home Saturday evening for her seventeenth birthday. They played games late, enjoyed refreshments, and all reported a fine time.
A scenic comedy titled My Friend From Arkansas plays tomorrow evening at the Graham. Seats are on sale at Carris Pharmacy.
Miss Carrie Smythe left for Vinton to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs Warren Cowles arrive from St Joe to visit his mother Mrs Col Cowles. Mrs Clara Gibson arrives from Missouri visiting at B F Hart home. Morrell Law Burling ton B and N W traffic and passenger agent was in the city today. Large Baltimore oysters fresh at Todd Stuarts.
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