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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
2
As usually treated, a sprained ankle will disable a man for three or four weeks, but by applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely as soon as the injury is received, and observing the directions with each bottle, a cure can be effected in from two to four days. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Sel ected 225 Shropshire associations for sale or rent in small flocks under three year terms with wool share. 30 yearling Shropshire Rams priced $0 to 125 lbs. Two ponies for children a black 2 year old Shetland and a 6 month old black Shetland. Located at Ed R Harvey farm one mile north of Washington. Also two single seated leather top buggies, harnesses, and work harness set. Terms: short, interest bearing notes.
Inazo Nitobe, commissioned by the Mikado, tells Americans trouble between Japan and the United States should be avoided. He warns that losing U S friendship and trade would be costly in gold and lives and declares only fools fear such trouble.
The Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies as a tasteless odorless colorless laxative that regulates bowels without habit formation. The product claims gentle action, no griping, and a money back guarantee if results fail, offered in 50c 25c and 10c sizes at Cook & Sherman.
Mrs Mann leaves for Idaho to visit relatives while Mrs Kate Burgess visits from Peoria. Several residents travel for health and family reasons including Shirley Downs to Phoenix and Harry Conrad returning from a western trip. The Al Morris home was struck by lightning but sustained only shingles loss. Community events include church services by Rev J R Bennett, and the FAAs meeting Monday night with many residents visiting Washington and surrounding towns.
G W Hobson received a telegram announcing the death of his 23 year old brother Ernest Hobson in Chariton after illness due to typhoid fever. Ernest was unmarried and a bookkeeper at the Chariton National Bank. He had visited Washington two years ago and was known to locals there. Mr and Mrs G W Hobson left for Chariton to attend the funeral likely tomorrow or Friday.
A classified notice seeks Will Hall for building and roof repair in Washington. Readers are urged to leave orders at the Washington House for hiring this tradesman who promises reliable service.
In Ainsworth on September 27 Mr and Mrs Geo W Marr and A k Sands were business visitors in Burlington yesterday. Mrs F Riggs of Clarence Iowa and Mrs Stineman of Muscatine help care for Mrs E S Freeland. Miss Lela Rhodes teaching at Richland visited her parents. J E Adams left for a business trip in North Dakota. Frank Lasek of Washington was a visitor. Mr and Mrs R M Keller Crawfordsville were here this morning. Robert Porter returned home to Milsap Texas after a summer with relatives. Mrs Stephen Hayden and Mrs J H Carringer visited Washington yesterday. Mrs Willis Chapel of Verdi arrived for a few weeks visit. Floyd Hilton Olds and Ellis Titterington spent yesterday at Muscatine for homecoming.
The Washington County Farmers Short Course association officers and President John S Wilson's committees will meet Friday at 2 o clock in the supervisors room of the courthouse to discuss plans for the course set for December 4 to 9. Foley s Kidney Remedy is touted as a proven medicine for kidney and bladder ailments, especially for elderly people, and is sold by all druggists.
The 42nd annual Iowa Knights of Pythias grand lodge convention opened in Dubuque with a large attendance. The two day session began with a public meeting last night after a parade in the afternoon. Delegates gathered for receptions and committee meetings this morning.
Crawfordsville September 27 reports two daily prayer meetings before afternoon services drawing strong crowds. Sermons center on Paul’s single purpose of knowing Christ and Him crucified and his missionary zeal. Tomorrow’s topics focus on workers and a steadfast friend as residents invite five others to attend. Local notes include visits by J R Rickey and others.
Farmers' Day at the Tabernacle is set for Saturday September 30. A special service for farmers begins at 2 30 with a sermon by Dr Toy and music by Mr Dickson and the chorus choir. Organizers expect large turnout in a major day of the series.
A farm note mocks a rural discipline incident near Pana Illinois where a teacher allegedly used physical correction. It then skewers fashion trends among the Four Hundred and reminiscences about slipper discipline, arguing harsh methods historically corrected youth and should be encouraged.
Panama Savings Bank president D L Sullivan fired a shotgun blast at a robber attempting to enter the bank with skeleton keys between midnight and 1 AM. The robber fired twice and vanished, leaving shattered glass around the entry. Sullivan and cashier Eugene Sullivan had tipsters warning of trouble and hid in the bank during the attempt.
Taxpayers are reminded this is the last month for payment of taxes. A penalty will apply after September 30, 9114 Jd. A. M'Coy, Treasurer.
Atlanta voters decide in a special election whether to adopt the commission form of government under a new charter bill. Backers and opponents campaign as results point to a favorable pass, which could influence other Georgia cities to switch from the current system.
Washington readers are urged to try Merital Tonic Digestive touted as a powerful general tonic. The advertisement claims it strengthens nerves and digestion and is made by chemists of wide renown, with Lemmon's Pharmacy endorsing the product.
Markets show receipts of about 25 000 with yesterday leftovers 8 978. Prospects run 10 to 15 lower than yesterday. Light wool 6 15 to 6 80. mixed packers 6 20 to 6 80. heavy shipping 6 05 to 6 75. rough 6 05 to 6 30. Cattle 13 000 with prospects steady to light gain. sheep 40 000 with sheep and lambs weak and 10 lower.
Chicago market summary shows estimated receipts today about 14500 to 40000 across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed packers and shipping grades trading variously. Beef cattle steady to weak prices with native sheep and western herds weaker while Texas cattle and stockers show mixed movements.
Grain market report from Chicago dated September 27 1911 furnished by Bencat Wickham Grain Company. Details of prices and bids at the Chicago market with reference to local trading activity and brokerage figures.
Call up phone number 589 for the city bus line and leave orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to requests. Provide street and number for delivery or service location.
On Wednesday October 18 1911 at 1 30 p m I will offer for sale subject to District Court approval in Washington County Iowa the Rolland Gowey farm five miles northwest of Brighton The property features a story and a half house a barn an orchard 20 acres of young timber 40 acres pasture water 70 acres cultivated and a main road with a mail route In terms 10 percent of the price is due sale day with balance March 1 1912 A warranty deed and abstract will be supplied W H Lloyd Referee
In a jocular Quaker tone Uncle Eben calls breech of promise suits inflammatory by noting a man wears his heart on his sleeve while a woman carries hers in her pocketbook reflecting social norms and romantic comedy language.
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