Entertainment and notices from a Washington newspaper item
Local notes mention Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold tablets with refund if ineffective from Stewart's Pharmacy. Wright Snow and Evans, formerly with NoneSuch washer business, remain in the city pending docket resolutions. Baptist church entertainment features Mr Crouch the comedian. Have lock Times reviews a master pie of American authors. Little Gold Coin cigars marketed in Washington. Dr J O C W Coxe and wife and Rev Okengast travel to attend a M E ace in Ja to field.
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Stewart’s Pharmacy
J. OC. W. Coxe
Okengast
Field, Ja
M. E. Ace
James Cowger Begins Three Week Trip to Colorado Springs
James Cowger left this morning for a three week trip with business in Colorado Springs and a stop in Omaha to visit his brothers John and Will. The Baptist church youth plan to assist in an entertainment by Mr. Crouch Thursday evening. I. E Green and wife and Mrs. John Yockey departed for Rock Island to visit Henry Green and wife. Architect Howard Hahn left for Allerton to supervise the new high school construction.
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James Cowger
Colorado Springs
Omaha
John
Will
the Baptist Church
Crouch
I. E Green
John Yockey
Rock Island
Henry Green
Howard Hahn
Allerton
Demands on the Council. Judges and Clerks Named
A brief item lists council demands and the appointment of judges and clerks. The notes name specific offices and designate new appointees, signaling changes in municipal administration.
City council inspects ward issues and elects officials
Washington Iowa council notes grievances over east city drainage and sewer outlets, appoints election judges clerks and registrars for four wards, discusses sidewalk orders and cement walk repairs, and votes on sewer installations and street lighting. Temperance meeting endorses law observance as citizens rally behind Good Citizenship Union.
Dominant issue discussed from Christian patriotic perspective
Speakers under Christian and patriotic framing address Washington and county residents in Smouse's Hall on Tuesday September 25 at 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Rev F J Wilson and wife will sing temperance songs. Attendees invited. Local travelers and witnesses noted in city for various trips and a None-Such washer case prosecution witness arrival.
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A. Gilley
E . Eaton
Washington and County
Smouse’s Hall
F. J. Wilson
John Stephenson
Thornburg
West Chester Social and Health Notes
Town news from West Chester reports J A Van Sickle's foot injury leading to bed rest and possible blood poisoning, Mrs M A Crayne in critical condition from stomach trouble, plus local funerals, visits, a newborn, and social events. Also advertised is a $3 clock sale and a large farewell party for Ombra and Olive Singmaster as they move to Fort Scott Kansas.
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J. A. van Sickle
M. A. Crayne
Washington
Ombra
Olive Singmaster
Singmaster
New Books at the Opera House News Stand
Father Jacobsmeier departed this morning for Ainsworth called by the illness of Mr Loftus who lives six miles north. Kk G Kerr and John Mentzer of Riverside stayed at Hotel Allen yesterday. Kiwyn Latta departed this morning for Davenport.
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Opera House
Choice
Father Jacobsmeier
Ainsworth
Loftus
Kk. G. Kerr
John Mentzer
Riverside
Hotel Allen
Washington Iowa adopts sewer line resolution in 1900
City Council of Washington Iowa approves a sewer project to run from Lot 12 Block 4 in northeast Washington along East Main Street to Lot 6 Corbin’s Subdivision. The twelve inch pipe will be cemented and built in workmanlike fashion at an estimated cost of 360.5 dollars. Signed by Mayor Geo F Ross on September 17 1900 and attested by City Clerk Hueyn H McC irery.
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Montrose Bicycle
Advange
Montrose
Shelby
Burdick
City Hall
Ross
Grecian
South Lawn Street
East Washington
D Neiswanger
Ife
Cit
Reeves
Mr. Vierce
W. A Pratt
Geo. Mullin
Geo. H. Carson & Son
Oskaloosa
Mittee
Hast Fifth Street
City of
Washington
Iowa
Block 4
East Main Street
Corbin
City
Geo
FB. Ross
E.ty
Geo, F. Ross
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Wiead Gygle Company
Messrs Wright, Snow and Evans
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Havelock Times
T. B. Vogt
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M Gallagher
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W Ish
James Cherry
W S$ Keister
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J T Anderson
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Lee Young
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A E Cunningham
J W Spargo
Jeff Armstrong
H Stichter
Jas S Shearer
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John A McCall
D H Logan
Frank Stewart
L Hollingsworth
Sam Wolf
Robert McElroy
Mat Springman
KH Barrows
Evening Journal
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D. W. Custer & Co
Huntington, W. Va
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A. White
Temperance Meeting
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McCall
the Sewer Com
Snowball School House
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First
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Wiley
Ethel
Dack Montgomery
Ola
Carrie Hamilton
H. R. Stark
Washington County
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Reed Corner
J. T. Matthews
Prohibition
West Chester
Calvin Crav
Old Zion Cemetery
Cedar Township
Alda Virling
Des Moines
J. F Mayer
Ida Patterson
Pratt
Frank Bruty
S. R. Miller
Flo McChessney
Seth Thomas
L. D. Robinson
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E. J. Ramsey
Keota
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Cross
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