Farm Loans and Insurance Ad Promises Low Rates
Classified notice offers farm loans at the lowest interest rate and insurance for farms and city rental properties. Includes leasing services and rents collection.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
4
Classified notice offers farm loans at the lowest interest rate and insurance for farms and city rental properties. Includes leasing services and rents collection.
Seventeenth annual meeting of the Home Synodical Society of the Presbyterian church opens at the Baptist church with officers elected including Mrs Barrett of Iowa City as president and Miss Petrie of New York City giving a Young People’s Work talk. Delays noted due to a broken steam wood saw. crew resumes work and invites immediate wood orders.
Classified brief items from MT Osborne area listing lost pocketbook between Poor Farm and Young America school house, finder asked to leave at Journal. Also sales including a small farm in the corporation, cottage for sale, and rent notices for rooms and a top flat on the west side of the Rookery.
Special to The Evening Journal reports fair tonight then Friday with rising temperatures. Forecast covers Washington D C. and notes pleasant conditions through the day tomorrow.
An advertisement claims Reotor cures piles for customers with a guaranteed pay if not cured. The offer promises a free sample and a free pile cure with each package sold. Price listed as 650 cents.
Martin Ascher of Chicago calls on millinery trade. Misses Nell and Mame Samson travel to Wyman for cousin Miss Es cher Samson's wedding today. Rev and Mrs Methews of Wapello return from Synod. Mr Matthews was U S minister to Italy under President Johnson. Mrs M E Seiberts and Hazel sail to O Neill Nebraska. E G Fox signs 155 certificates for Synod attendees. Telegram reports death of Mrs W J Wilson in Denver formerly Mary Briggs of Victor Colorado.
Miss Grace Crone and Mr Jasper Neiswanger wed at the Crone residence north of the city in a small ceremony with immediate relatives. Rev I B Sehreckengas officiated and a lavish feast followed. Both are known as industrious Washington people and well wishers hope for lasting happiness. Hap Hazard Comedy Company rehearsals progress with a strong cast, dainty costumes, catchy music, and Miss De Forest of Davenport set to sing.
Fred Hahn a bridge carpenter from the first ward suffered a crushed left foot two miles west of Oskaloosa yesterday. He slipped while stepping onto a timber car and a wheel passed over his instep. Dressed by the company surgeon, the injury is not reported as life threatening and he was brought home last night. Also noted are travel updates for Mrs. George Black returning to West Liberty and Mr. and Mrs. R A Meyer of Hastings visiting Ainsworth.
The article recounts Theodore Roosevelt rising from frail youth to Harvard man and politician. It covers his early health, boxing, polo, and law studies, his Albany policy work, police commission reforms, Rough Riders leadership in Cuba, governorship of New York, and eventual ascent to the U.S. presidency. It notes his literary output including Naval War of 1812 and The Winning of the West.
Mrs W H Graham and Mrs H N Shaw departed last evening for Chicago. Delber Montgomery, guest of his parents Mr and Mrs W G Montgomery, returned to Allegheny Penn today to complete his theological course in the seminary. Mr and Mrs S Belville of Union County Ohio arrived yesterday to visit his brother John Belville Sr in south Washington.
The Journal office will provide a few cords of wood to cover subscription needs. Wood allotment supports readers in accessing the paper during icy months and heavy snows.
Special announcement for patrons notes Roney's Boys will entertain at Ga tham Friday. Bring only Roney's Boys tickets for entry and be seated by 8 10. Extra tickets available at E O Carris Pharmacy or at C H Wilson.
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