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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

6

Local Textile Note on Yardage Pricing

Partial OCR shows Mary stating a price of $2.25 per running yard for a textile or fabric. The fragment lacks full context but indicates a sale or quote term. No other identifiable names or organizations are readable in the snippet.

Lightning Fires Start Two Blazes in Albia

In Albia Iowa during a late fall storm two fires broke out at 1 30 yesterday morning caused by a bolt of lightning. The Strausberger and Meerveer dry goods store suffered near total loss with 40000 in stock damage. A direct lightning strike also burned E A Longs barn in the town's north part.

Albia Iowa Strausberger & Meerveer E. A. Long

Passenger notes for Crawfordsville train stop revealed

Thomas Craig was a passenger this morning for Crawfordsville. John Skipton was an east bound passenger on the Rock Island this.

Thomas Craig Crawfordsville John Skipton Rock Island

Breath Shortness Alarm Raises Doctor Patient Exchange

A dialogue depicts a patient reporting worsening breath and a doctor promising to stop it, framed as a brief medical note. Names or places are not clearly identifiable, but the exchange centers on respiratory concern and medical intervention.

Booth in Des Moines leads Salvation Army figures home

General William Booth and daughter Eva Booth arrive in Des Moines amid fanfare as Major J. Smith and 150 Salvation Army members greet them at Union Station. They exchange cordial greetings with supporters including Dr. S Chamberlain and Joe the Turk, mayor of the Army’s US leadership.

Des Moines Iowa William Booth Salvation Army Rainbow Union Station S. Chamberlain Eva Booth United States Mitchell Army Publications of the World Salvationists J. ©. Smith Booth Joe

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