Coal price slides to season’s low, buy now
Marion T. Anderson urges buyers to secure coal early as prices dip to the lowest point of the season. Contact phone 176 for orders or inquiries.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
5
Specialist in Chronic Diseases Promises Cure and Refunds
A medical advertiser in Washington Iowa offers cure for incurable conditions with guaranteed refunds if unsuccessful. Dr Gro YW Srrzen claims expertise in private diseases of both sexes including eye and ear issues. Office located in Roverts Block near Opera House with hours by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
YW. Srrzen
Orvice
Roverts
Washington
Iowa
Opera House
Local notes on visits and travel plans at regional towns
Local items report Mrs L Nichols leaving Davenport this morning en route to Clinton to visit her daughter Mrs W E Meeker. James Quinn of Ainsworth departs for Ogden Utah to explore western living prospects. Miss Dorothy Morrow and Clayce ard depart for Monmouth Illinois to resume college work. Miss Lena Maxwell returns to Crawfordsville and heads Monday to Oberlin College after summer at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
L. Nichols
Davenport
Clinton
W. E. Meeker
Baptist Church
Cure All
James Quinn
Ainsworth
Burlington
Ogden
Utah
Dorothy Morrow
Clayce Ard
Monmouth
Ill
Lena Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Oberlin
Berlin College
A. S. Bailey
Winfield
Gormley
J. H. Koch
Farmington
Iowa
Wm. Whipple
Keota
Will Garvin
Morning Sun
Ora Fletcher
Sheffield
T. Fletcher
J. B. Crooks
W. B. Crooks
Washington
S. W. Huston
N. J. Lease
Medical Society
A. E. Gault
Keokuk Presbytery
Mary Maxwell
Bertha. Spangler
Elizabeth Moore
James Maxwell
Public sale to settle estate at Cameron home sale
MARSH W BAILEY administrator announces public sale of Cameron home located one block southwest of public square at the courthouse door on Saturday September 21 1907 at 2 00 p m cash terms. Proceeds settle the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Ofublic Square
Court House
Marsh W. Bailey
Doings of the People in the County News
Local notes recount visits and travels across Pennsylvania Texas Oklahoma and Nebraska. Residents attend weddings and church events at Marceline Havre Washington Eureka and Harmony. recitals and hospital news shared among families and neighbors across the county.
Grace Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Grace Hill notes list visits and travels including Mr and Mrs White from Washington at B P Beitel's, Mrs Fred Mauthe and two daughters visiting Fairfield, Edith Miller at Cedar Falls, Mr and Mrs Jesse Harvey in New Mexico, Frank Rhea and daughter a Porters, Mrs Chas McKinstry hosting West Chester guests, Will Taylor guests north of Washington, Ernest Miller in Oklahoma for a wedding, John Hotle sale setup Sept 1, Vitus Disch buying scales and installing them, Louie Watson and family from West Chester visiting Sunday.
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Chas, Atkinson
Pennsylvania
East
Adam Libe
Fred Ingham
Texas
Henry Green
Washington
Will Cherry
Willie
Bessie Longer
Panest Miller
Oklahoma
James Longe
Maybelle Maden
E. Johnson
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Bloomfield
James Dawson
Houck
Robertson
Dawson's
Mary Tucker
Nebraska
Clay Humston
Hazel
Kuhn-Baker
Marceline
George Duke
Roy Harris
Brighton
Frank Abdul
W. R. Sawhill
Harmony School House
Otto Schiebel
Nellie
Minnie
Minnesot
P. Keefer
George Fetters
White
B. P. Beitel’s
Fred Mauthe
Fairfield
Edith Miller
Cedar Falls
Jesse Harvey
New Mexico
Frank Rhea
Washngton
Eate
Y Porter
Chas. McKinstry
West Chester
Will Taylor
Rural Iowa notices of travel and farm activity
Edgar Young returns home after a week's absence. Milt Godfrey bought eight hundred sheep in Nebraska and drove them to Washington. Local residents attend church, school and social events. farmers shell corn and deliver to buyers. Names include Gardner, Brindsey, Meacham, Montgomery, Patterson, Lampert, and others. September 11 reports feature regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Guthrie
Edgar Young
Milt Godfrey
Nebraska
Washington
Harry Pettit
Frank Wilson
Roy
Jimmie Gardner
Country Nine
Plains Church
Warren Bishop
Bara Gardner
Walter Patterson
Oskaloosa
W. F. M. Society
Joe Lambert
D. P. Brindsey
Meacham
Montgomery
Wellman
Duane McClure
H. G. Moore
Q. E
Frank Martin
J.B. Gardner
Josephine Gardner
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
John Eyestone
Mary E. Bishop
Moothart & Dayton
F. G. Martin
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Andy Zihlman
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A. J. Johnson
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Andy Barnett
S. R. Love
J. D. Harding
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Leonard E. Trotter
Iowa State College
Ames
Schenecady
N. Y
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Erento
Chas. Davis
C. ©. Sands
Iowa City
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Bertha Booth
G. Sands
Yrs. H. Benn
Chas. McCreedy
Town City
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Will Wallace
J. B. Wallace
W. H. Mitchell
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Kansas City
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Eva Beard
Franklin No. 4
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Fred Hutt
Raymond
Illinois
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Maybelle
Academy
George Genkinger
Mrs. Willingham
Westchester
M. D
J. F. Catlin
Georgia Hay
U. P
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. D. Dayton
Ezra Gardner
Gorham
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Pares Gorham
8. K. Statler
Newton Whetstine
Statler
John Baker
Joe Simerman
Robert Andrew Wallace Bruce
Edward VII
Mr. Bruce
United States
H. H. Frazee
Ben M. Jerome
Yankee
Toby Lyons
Yankee Regent
Sol Rich & Co
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