Cotton Charlies and Hamilton Robes In Odd Market Note
A fragmented clipping mentions Cotton Charlies and Hamilton Robes with unclear pricing and symbols, presenting a partial, cryptic notice without coherent context or events.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1901
Page
2
A fragmented clipping mentions Cotton Charlies and Hamilton Robes with unclear pricing and symbols, presenting a partial, cryptic notice without coherent context or events.
The federal court jury returned a verdict for the Muscatine Journal in the libel case brought by Tyndale Palmer. The trial spanned several days with speeches by Palmer and James Davis and ended after a half hour of deliberation. Palmer plans to appeal while his wife and father are cited in a final plea for reparation.
The listing notes 10-4 white grey and tan blankets with borders and 12-4 grey and tan options. Prices appear as 45c 65c and $1.00, with other cotton blanket sizes in 10-4 11-4 and 12-4 mentioned as worth.
A five year lease offer describes a brick hotel with all new fixtures and furniture, repapered and repainted in first class trim. Extra good trade noted with sale details via Box 41 Keota Iowa and seats available at the Oasis Pharmacy. Rev A C Douglass, Des Moines pastor, to discuss prohibition from a campaign stance at Smouse's hall on Thursday evening October 31, inviting all to attend.
Aged and shut in members attended a special evening service at the Methodist church with Acts 20 24 as the text. The program included hymns readings and a list of church members who died under Rev Schreckengast. The pastor urged embracing death as emancipation and continuing the loved ones unfinished work.
The High Rollers stage the burlesque operetta The High Rollers Trip to Paris tonight at 8 15. Performers promise a lively night with comedy song and dance in a Paris themed show.
Tuesday program at the Academy in Aurora Hall lists opening address by Winnie Edyestone and multiple events. Declamations by Carl Miller Eva Jones Maud McCreedy Nora Corette and Beulah Stewart rector’s note promotes a remedy with a 98 percent cure rate and free samples offered by J H Stewart.
Henderson Grimett of this place suffered partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm and side. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm he is nearly cured. The liniment is praised for rheumatism sprains and bruises and has other cures cited. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
A 14 year old boy named John Ward ran away from home on Tuesday night October 22 in Williamsburg Iowa. He is tall for his age with dark hair and large dark eyes and wore a dark gray checked suit or a red or dark blue sweater. He fled with another boy about the same age. They bought tickets from Williamsburg to Webster. Information about their whereabouts is requested by John Ward's friends.
Mrs. J. N. Bennett was killed in a runaway near Letts Iowa on Saturday evening. Her horse and buggy ran away throwing her from the buggy, killing her instantly. She was the wife of a local farmer living between Letts and Columbus Junction.
A testimonial advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for women's health and fertility. It claims relief from nervousness and weakness before and after maternity, improving appetite and sleep, with a Dallas reader noting dramatic personal recovery after use. The notice promotes Common Sense Medical Adviser for a nominal mail-sent fee.
The Cyrus Chapter No 18 R A held a meeting Monday evening October 28 to perform Royal Arch degree work. E J Wickham is named High Priest. The notice also promotes a wood subscription offer from The JOURNAL office and advertises a pile cure product with a refund guarantee and freebies.
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