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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1909

Page

8

Public Sale on Ebner Farm Feature Horses and Cattle

Auction lists thirteen head of horses and eight head of cattle including several mares in foal and colts. Also includes sows, boars, spring shoats, chickens, straw, corn, pasture, and farming gear. Terms: 12 months credit on sums over 16 with note. under 10 cash. 6 percent cash discount. Auctioneers Charles Brown and J. C. Jones. clerk Rolla Meeks. Lunch provided.

Utehman Gang Satley Endgate Chas. V. Beatty

National Daily Show Bus Fare Notice

One and one half fare for round trip to Milwaukee from stations on the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. Minimum excursion fare 38 dollars. Sale dates October 14 15 16 18 19 and 20. Return by October 26. Inquiries via nearest ticket agent or F A Miller Go Passenger Agent Chicago 12 15 19 22.

Milwaukee Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller

Local Cast Delivers Notable Yet Underserved Country Play

Local troupe presents Only a Country Girl under poor weather to a smaller crowd but proves their effort pays off with strong acting. Lead and supporting players including Choate duo and Ralph Johnson showcase varied scenes while local specialties and music add charm. Yeoman backing supports a successful, if not fully profitable, evening.

Ralph Johnson Jock Gordon Ralph Ralph Bunce Percie Perrie Whareclay Miller Wallie Gordon Lloyd Logan Harry Fairchild Lloyd Roy Garard Jake Garland Roy Force Sadie Yoder Nellie Junkin Harriet Watson Edith Gordon A. C. Dewey Angele Hluysmans Frank Shearer Gladys Shoemaker Lester Baird Eva Crone Opera

Graham Theatre Announces Fall Amusements Lineup

Ford and Miller bring singing dancing and yoddling comedy with moving pictures and illustrated songs at the Graham October 21 22 23 with 5 and 10 cent pricing. The Great John Ganton direct from a long New York run appears October 25 in scenes set in Chicago clubs with lavish gowns. M Oster Lady Minstrel company visits October 28 followed by Ole Theobaldi The Wizard of the Violin October 29 at 8 pm promising a lifetime chance to hear the world renowned violinist.

Ford & Miller Graham John Ganton Shuberts Lyric Theatre New York Chicago Paris Messrs. Shubert Lyric Ole Theobaldi Wizard of the Violin

Mi-o-na Stomach Remedy Promoted by Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Advertisement claims bad stomach causes poor skin and blood nourishment. It asserts Mi-o-na tablets cure indigestion and related symptoms with money back guarantee. Sold by Lemmon’s Pharmacy in Washington for 50 cents a large box. free samples available from Booth’s Mi-o-na in Buffalo, New York.

Lemmon Washington Booth Buffalo N. Y

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh and Hall's Cure

Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies and recommending Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It notes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to obtain genuine product. Includes price 75 cents and Druggists selling Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hali

Thimble bee at Mrs Hervey Bell’s West Second Street home

Mrs Hervey Bell hosted a thimble bee yesterday afternoon with Miss Ane Houdek serving a two course luncheon. Mrs John Babcock of Chicago joined from out of town. Miss Inez Stuff hosted the Hello girls at her North Washington home for Miss Viola Stuff’s birthday with music games and lunch. The First United Presbyterian church plans a social this evening at Mr and Mrs William Fulton’s West Main home, followed by a hobby social at Miss Helen Fulton’s home.

Hervey Bell West Second Street Ane Houdek John Babcock Chicago Inez Stuff North Washington Miss Viola Stuff Miss Viola First United Presbyterian Church William Fulton West Main Street The Young People’s Christian Union of the First Church Helen Fulton

Keota Couple Weds In Surprise Ceremony

Miss Maude Wilson and Walter Lyle were secretly married in Sigourney. The Keota native Miss Wilson taught in Keota schools and resigned, and Mr. Lyle came from Laporte. The couple planned to travel to La Porte after the ceremony and will reside there.

Cap Miller Morgan Presbyterian Church Laporte Lyle Wilson Keota

Politeness Book Sparks Duty Dispute at Border

A customs officer spots a package in a trunk labeled as foreign book politeness. The arriving man defends it and jokes about duties, noting it competes with a small domestic industry, highlighting a trade tension moment.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

Noah Kentucky resident Mrs Lizzie Holland credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending headaches nervous prostration and menstrual troubles during the Change of Life She praises its health restoring effects and urges others to seek guidance at Yun Mass for confidential advice echoing the product's long history of claims.

Noah Lydia EE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lizzie Holland Pe Senet Yun Mass Oma

Masonic Lodge Called Communication Friday Evening

Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M calls a meeting Friday evening for third degree work. All fraters urged to attend. ER T Wickham W M.

Largest Kite Sets Record With Monumental Size

The largest kite ever made measures 50 feet by 40 feet and weighs more than three quarters of a ton including its tail.

Wood yard accident injures John F. Malin

This afternoon at 1 30 John F Malin was badly injured in Shields coal and wood yard while hauling a load. The team became frightened and ran the wood rolled and he was thrown to the ground. He was struck by wagon or horses and suffered a head bruise and a leg injury.

John F. Malin Mr. Malin

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STECK HicHu Pion Wyatchh G. G. Ebner Les Laskins Charles Brown J. Cc. Jones Rolla Meeks Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Nicher News Ethel Crawford Mr. Choate Mrs. Choate Rose Garland Lucy Ashton M. Oster Lemmon’s Pharmacy Spencer Bros. Cement Contractors Sigourney Vikins Grar AWAJ United States Alaska Yukon Seattle Mase Foley Bright McElhinney Drug Co Chamberlain
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