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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1908

Page

7

Justice for Women Teachers Pay Equality Movement

A commentary argues for equal pay for women and men teachers for equal work, noting Buffalo and Chicago have adopted the principle and New York and Philadelphia are considering it. It contends women teachers are often superior in many roles, rebuts the idea that men cost more to live, acknowledges voters set salaries, and hopes salaries rise until character and skills are valued equally.

Buffalo Chicago New York Philadelphia

Best photos at Freys and local market notes

Philip Crail arrived from Fairfield. Miss Bessie Purvis returned from West Chester. Eva Wolf left for Crawfordsville to visit the Wooley home. Rev W O Fisher went to Winfield for services with Rev D L McBride. George Lins delivered hogs to the local market, with 122 May and June pigs averaging 255 each. Emil Anderson returned from Chicago with a car load of hogs, selling at 15 per hundred. John Babcock sold the load for Mr. Anderson.

Philip Crail Fairfield Bessie Purvis West Chester Eva Wolf Crawfordsville C. A. Wooley W. O. Fisher Winfield D. L. McBride George Lins Emil Anderson Chicago John Babcock Mr. Anderson

Neighborhood greetings and travel home notices in Havre

Local column lists residents returning home from visits and travels. Mrs J F Buxbaum returns to Crawfordsville after a day in town. Amy Folger comes home from Lexington to spend Sunday with her parents. Stella Wells returns from West Chester to visit Walter Boyer. Mrs David Crawford returns after staying with Mrs Clara Pearson in Ainsworth. Virgil Ferguson returns from Havre to visit in Seattle. Ollie Reubsam heads home to Crawfordsville. Olive Minick accompanies and plans a visit with Mrs E A Hatfield. Mrs Hatfield travels from Seattle to Havre to visit J B Eckerman parents.

J. F. Buxbaum Crawfordsville Amy Folger Lexington David Crawford Clara Pearson Ainsworth Virgil Ferguson Havre Oscar Jugenheimer Ollie Reubsam Olive Minick E. A. Hatfield Seattle Wash J. B. Eckerman

Foley's Kidney Remedy Brings Relief for Women

Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports severe kidney and bladder troubles eased by Foley's Kidney Remedy after one bottle and complete recovery after the second. Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes the remedy.

Foley Carrie Harden Bowling Green Lemmon

Barred Rock and Leghorn eggs for sale at Shearer farm

Barred Rock and S. C. Leghorn eggs from choice matings available from first class stock. Contact 321 W. D. Shearer for details.

Barred Rock B. Leghorn

Carnation Exhibit Highlights Varieties at Convention

The article reviews carnations shown at a recent convention, noting many varieties and performances. It also quotes an gardening piece urging orchardists to actively combat pests, suggesting careful egg and cocoon collection by trained youths for future fruit yields.

Robert Craig Lawsom Peary Melody W. Ward Charles Knopf M. A. Patten Robert Hartshorne Sarah Hill Winsor Victory Beacon Viola Sinclair Wanoka Win

Cultivation Tips for Currants from W T Macoun

The currant crop requires ample moisture and early cultivation after planting. Keep surface soil loose in summer, cultivate deeply between young rows, then shallow as roots spread across rows.

W.T. Macoun

Quince Disease Susceptible to Black Rot and Insects

The quince suffers similar diseases as pear and apple and is harmed by black rot blight rust and leaf spot which nearly wipe out crops yearly. Prevention rests on careful spraying and pruning to remove damaged growth, notes J B Norton.

J. B Norton

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