Washington Baptist Association Meeting Program Notice
Washington Iowa hosts the Washington Baptist Association at New Haven Church October 1 2 and 3 with opening services annual sermon readings and officer elections. Educational rally missionary and youth programs include addresses by college reps professors and Dr P H McDowell plus local church problem discussions and an Oriental exhibit. Delegates should report to Rev O R Phipps and arrive by rail for transport to the New Haven Church.
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Washington Baptist
New Haven
West Chester
O. R. Phipps
D. J. Coon
Washington
Iowa
Daniel Shepherdson
Closing Out Sale at John Heaton Farm Near Washington
A farm liquidation listing stock and equipment to be sold on Tuesday September 2 starting 10 am. It includes 7 head horses and mules 19 head cattle 81 head hogs and farm implements plus household goods. Terms: 1 months with bankable notes at 7 percent on sums over $10 or cash under. Auctioneers D F Macon and clerks L R Hough W B Boyer. Washington. Ja 10 12 16 21.
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John Heaton
Washington
West Chester
Poland
Orchard City
Janesville Gang
Great Western
Kelley
Fairbanks-Morse
L. R. Hough
Boyer
Clerk
D. PF
Macon
Auet
Chamberlains Liniment for back and rheumatic pains
If you knew the real value of Chamberlains Liniment for lame back soreness of muscles sprains and rheumatic pains you would never wish to be without it. For sale by Lemmons Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Lemmon
County News Happenings in Communities and Day's Events
Local column reports on varied county happenings across communities. Notes social gatherings, appointments, and brief community updates with attention to residents and gatherings. Provides a snapshot of daily life and local affairs across multiple towns.
Wellman Notes and Local Socials September 1912
The Wellman area reports church and school notes with the Sunday school board election of Dr. A. L. Braden as superintendent and W. P. Gardner as assistant. Marriage notices include Georgia Whetstine and Charles Fritz and Miss Pearl Waite with Oscar Kropf. Local visits, produce business updates, a chicken pie dinner planned for election day, and community events fill the week. New arrivals include a baby boy for Hiverett Fleming and wife, with several visits to Iowa City and Muscatine, and farm and garage openings.
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Library Association
Georgia Whetstine
Charles Fritz
R. L. Patterson
Charley
Georgia
Fritz
Mac. Foster
Haskins
Jennie Dodds
Iowa City
Pearl Waite
Oscar Kropf
Arapahoe
Nebr
Co. C. Gardner
Muscatine
Herbert Ash
W. FP
M. S
Josie Webster
Town
Hoon
C, GC. McReynolds
Geo. Whetstine
Charles Althaus
Baur
Riverside
Robison
Wellman
Queen Esther Circle
Althaus
Hiverett Fleming
E. D. Lewis
C. Hahn
C. B. Shillig
J. N. Gardner
Lawrence
M E. Church
Patterson
Ralph Snavely
Ed Kirkpatrick
Longwell
É. D. Lewis
C. Be, Brown
Mattie Sigler
Margaret Stewart
Pasadena
Calif
Fay Rugg
Ira Adams
Chicago
A. W. Moore
Slarley Moore
Woodlawn
Ore
W. Reif
Minnesota
Mamie Gardner
Fred
Will Shhroeder
Postville
Misses Doran
Nichols
Nashs Visit Ainsworth Guests in Iowa Town
In Ainsworth Iowa on September 20 1912 Mr and Mrs Charles Nash from Clinton Iowa are visiting at the home of Mrs Nashs mother Mrs Ellen McCreedy. Several local residents entertained visitors and Embroidery Club met with a pleasant afternoon and luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs R M Keller and Mrs R B Rhea of Crawfordsville. Mary Breed left for Washington to visit friends for a few days. J W Sands visits daughter Mrs Coulter in Ft Morgan Colorado.
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Wm. Penningroth
J. L. Coffey
West Chester
Orville Cullumber
Mt. Vernon
Muriel
J. J. Swartzendruber
Surrey
N. D
Clark Winner
John
Denver
Cole
Hazel
West
South English
J. E. Whetstine
Cedar Rapids
Harry Pew
H. H. Willson
Des Moines
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Charles Nash
Clinton
Embroidery Club
R. M. Keller
R. B. Rhea
Crawfordsville
Mary Breed
Washington
J. W. Sands
R. H. Coulter
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Titus Titus 9 20 12 Local Notes At Titus
Local items from Titus include visits by John McKinstry Herm Meyers and Statler, a Monday depot stop, and Miss Stewart returning from Washington. Wilfred Volger of Sturgeon Bay heads to Bethlehem for college. Depots, coal deliveries, and upcoming railroad changes are discussed along with community happenings and minor trades.
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Titus
Ohn McKinstry
Herm, Meyers
Statler
Harry Klease
Walter
Bid Anderson
Bro. Goldstein
Miss Stewart
Washington
Ed Statler
J. R. Palmer
Wilfred Volger
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
A. de G. Vogler
Grace Hill
Bethlehem
Jenniel L. Sehendel
Schendel
Ottumwa Junction
Bert Ward
Ek. M. Lydy
Iawa
Mystic
Titus Station
Azzell Robertson
Lew Lemiley
Roy Lydy
Orley Page
Train 66 Derails at Milwaukee Stock Yards Delays Rail Line
Train 66 on the Milwaukee derailed at the stock yards due to a brake failure preventing a switch, a car backed onto the ties, causing about a 90 minute delay while re-railing. The Milwaukee line reports coal flats overstocked with cars stored at several stations and a full house track.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Tom Miller
Sam Richardson
Sam
Jimmy Stevenson
Mr. Minnick
Washington
Dick Fisher
West Chester
Moravia
Fisher
Cleave Hoyle
Titus
Charley Thomas
Crawfordsville Socials and Visits Reported
A. O. McFadden of Des Moines visits his mother Mrs. Jas. McFadden in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Kuhelinbeck and daughter Mrs. Jessie Thom as of Sperry Ind. guest at Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Lease. Washington visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crooks and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Neall. Clyde Fishburn and baby from near Winfield visit for illness. W. A. Harper of Washington departs for Burlington. Noon reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCoy honors Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy. Mrs. D. H. Miller of Washington also a guest.
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Crawfordsville
McFadden
Des Moines
Jas. McFadden
Kuhelinbeck
Pleasant Grove
Jessie Thomas
Sperry
N. J. Lease
J. B. Crooks
W. Neall
Washington
Poor Girl Eyes on Her Lap Harpers Magazine
A brief line from Harpers Magazine asks if a poor girl keeps her gaze upon her lap, hinting at a social or sentimental vignette in the issue.
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Harper's Magazine
Stone-age love tale ends with $50 fine for suitor
John Mahoney of 2013 Princeton Avenue attempted to win Julia Chemeleske by rough tactics after consulting Doctor William F. Waugh. The court found him guilty of assault, fining $50 plus costs as the judge rejected the “punch remedy” and Julia rejected Mahoney for another man.
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Chicago
John Mahoney
John
Mahoney
Princeton Avenue
William F. Waugh
Bennett Medical College
Jefferson Park Hospital
Julia Chemeleske
Albart Avenue
Halsted Street
Julia
Halsted
Thirty-fifth Streets
Python Rampage Triggers Bronx Zoo Panic
A South American Python escaped its crate at the Bronx Zoological Garden nightly from South America. It toppled boxes in the reptile house, waking night watchman Alf Costain who alerted Tremont precinct. Policeman Dennis Cahill entered the dark room and the snake was recaptured and returned to its crate.
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New York
Bronx Zoological Garden
South America
Alf Costain
Tremont
Dennis Cahill
Costa
Fragmentary Market Figures and Receipts Note Commodities
The text lists fragmented commodity prices and receipts figures including corn and oats with several numbers such as 53% 16.95 18.40 and 10.72 26.70 10.70 10.70 plus 261 and 238 for corn and oats. This item reads as an isolated market snippet with no clear context or full data.
Untidy Jack Chided by Mrs Brown in Quip
A domestic exchange has Mrs Brown chiding Jack for his untidy ways and questioning whether his heart is in the right place. The sharp reminder highlights household tensions and a strained relationship within a quiet domestic setting.
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Jack
Mrs. Brown
Market notes show strong prospects and steady livestock
Chicago markets Sept 21 1912 estimated receipts 6000 left over yesterday 4947 heavy shipping grades and cattle and sheep trading with prospects steady cattle 400 sheep 1000 indicate firm demand with favorable outlook
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Sevic Dabei
Straterelan
Second Report Jaws Chicago Market Receipts and Trends
September 21 1912 Chicago Jl market report shows receipts today 6000 hogs 2100 cattle 500 cattle. Market steady to higher on hogs and steady on cattle sheep. Bulk hog prices 8.20 to 8.70 with variations across light mixed and heavy classes.
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Chicago
Sheen
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Cora Bray
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Cooper
Young Peoples
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Keota
Fern Rogers
Howard Mangold
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Young Peoples’ Evangelistic Rally
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the County News
Thos. O’plaherty
St. Paul
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