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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
2
The White Sox defeat the Cubs in four straight games. Also includes an advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills endorsed by James C. Dahlman and shoe repairs from Omaha, with contact for Foley & Co.
A Poland China hog is reported moving east one mile and south two miles from town route as part of a farm or market observation. The note records the animal's location with rough bearings and directions for tracking.
Forty carefully selected young native Shropshire breeding ewes for sale at a fair price. One lot can be leased to suitable buyers for three or more years with share terms: half wool and half increase. Payment by cash or interest-bearing bankable note.
Doings of the People reports neighbors visiting relatives in Prairie Center and Wayland with mentions of Oak town residents, local sales, business visits, and church renovations. Notable items include Amos Boshart buying the J A Troutman restaurant in Wayland and a cloak sale at Roth & Co in Wayland, plus construction on a cement block store and church addition.
West Chester residents report river to river road meeting in Washington and discuss plans. Local sign painting near Nash school and Statler property prompts talk of expanding the town while land costs hinder incorporation. Multiple social visits, travel to Washington, and community events logged from Oct 18 to Oct 24 across West Chester Wyman and Wellman areas.
Public sale on the premises Wednesday November 8 1911 at 1 30 p m of the Jane B McCreedy farm consisting of 236 acres in Washington county Iowa. The farm features tiling a deep well a spring fruit a seven room house two barns hog shed corn crib buggy sheds and wood-house. Call W G MecCreedy Washington or J R MecCreedy Ainsworth for information. Terms known day of sale. Jane B McCreedy Frank Macon Auctioneer Henry Eicher Clerk.
A sidewalk sketch by Howard L. Rann examines why men avoid churchgoing. The piece notes social pressure, time constraints, and competing interests shaping attendance in the community.
C C Patterson is found dead at his home on East Washington street after apparently hanging himself. The body was discovered by his brother and a person at the home, Dr. Hay and Sheriff McCarty were summoned, and the coroner determined the incident occurred last night with the body remaining in the house for several hours. Mrs. Will of Pittsburg Kan was present at the scene.
Billousness is due to a disordered stomach. Chamberlain's Tablets act on the stomach to cleanse, strengthen, tone, and invigorate it, regulate the liver, and banish biliousness positively. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
A brief religious aside cites Proverbs to warn that excess honey and self praise lead to folly. The piece reflects on moderation and humility as moral guidance.
A brief health notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for a sore back. Sold by Levimon's Pharmacy.
A short report notes England has few hens per acre and a claim that the country holds about one ben of territory per acre. The piece highlights low poultry numbers relative to land area.
Lenimon's Pharmacy introduces Meritol Hair Tonic, a new discovery compounded by the American Drug and Press Association. The store invites customers to try the product and offers a guarantee backed by the association.
An advertisement touts Meritol White Liniment as a universal pain killer and healer. Lemiman's Pharmacy is listed as exclusive agents claiming it offers unmatched value and effectiveness.
A pithy quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin on excuses and usefulness. It notes that frequent excuses prevent meaningful achievement and effort. The line emphasizes personal accountability and perseverance rather than avoidance.
The Mth district of the W. R. C. will hold a convention here on Oct 31. A large delegation is expected from nearby towns. Geo Blumenstein of Waterloo was the guest of his brother Chas and family this week. Henry Wells remains in a very critical condition.
The Chicago market shows mixed activity with cattle and hogs steady to higher while grain futures move little. Estimated receipts and official figures are listed for yesterday and today with price ranges for pork, cattle, sheep and western stocks.
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