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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
3
No. 1 and leave orders to be issued as directed. The fragment provides no clear event, entities, dates, or locations to establish a factual card.
Local news briefs detail community events and daily activities across the county. Correspondents share notes on gatherings, incidents, and notable occurrences shaping the day.
Kalona residents report visitors and work updates as school approaches on September 6. The editor Mr. Miller visited Washington and locals attend the Des Moines state fair. J Cooper lays a house foundation while Charley Carpenter and Ben Boone travel to Washington. Wes Boehme and family return from the fair with good attendance. Various locals, including Mrs J P Jackson and Mrs Morey of Clearfield, share visits. George Saur and Frank Chez conduct business and hauling.
A busy Brighton week features gatherings at the K P hall, family trips to Des Moines for the fair and lake visits. Several residents announce moves, new teaching staff arrive at the high school, a daughter born to Geo Simpson, and a farewell sermon by Rev J H Taylor.
Crawfordsville items note residents traveling to Washington and Colfax, school staff listed for opening day, plus Lena Shaffer and Adrian Ga. mention. An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a testimonial from Lena V Henry claiming cure for female ailments.
Sunday at the Methodist church featured the closing conference year sermon by Rev. Robertson and a large Epworth League rally led by Miss Mary DeVoe and Mrs. W S Helscher. A union service at United Presbyterian honored Rev. Arch L. Graham as he leaves for Burling ton, with remarks by ministers and a farewell sermon. Enos Miller of Wellman, a senior medic student, visited Joyd Kennell. An advertisement closes with a testimonial about Dr Shallenberger of Chicago for stomach catarrh and a quote on speech from Emerson.
Sept 6 notes show Cap and Mrs KE Kre Ser and daughter leaving for Denver after two months here. Gus Bower returns from Canada. Walter Lyle of LaPorte City visits Keota relatives. Charles Robertson of Muscatine visits Rev J F Robertson. R E Turnipsed of Iowa City vacationing with North English parents. C O Keiser heads to Lincoln to show horses at state fair. J W Harding joins trip. Harding once lived in Nebraska. E E Bower family return from Columbus Ohio. Abe Miller arrives from Sigourney and secures residence in town.
A pamphlet touts Chait derlain s Liniment as quick relief for sprains and strains including ankle injuries. It claims cures in less than a week with regular use and recommends it for rheumatic pains, sold by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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