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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
3
A long, antiquated column discusses breeding robust roosters, ideal physical traits, and the evaluator's advice on feeding. It includes farm Q&As on mating, housing, egg production, and poultry care with practical tips and safety notes.
A collection of odd notes on fowl care and farming mishaps. Tips include preventing chick predation, marking chicks to avoid web-foot injuries, and using whisky to aid feathered trimming. The piece also warns of potato crop damage by fowls, notes on Pekin ducks avoiding swimming, and a quip about a governor’s reception.
The Spedden Paige Stock Company brings a week of performances to Graham with Miss Claire Paige and Mr. Sam Spedden headlining The Man Who Wins and Du Barry in detail will be staged with lavish scenery and costumes Between acts vaudeville and specialties provided Free admission for ladies opening night Prices 10 20 20.
Washington patent attorneys Davis and Davis report this week grants to state residents. Wm. P. Bettendorf of Bettendorf Iowa receives a box car patent. Wi P Bettendorf of Davenport Iowa receives a patent for flooring for railway cars.
The Crawfordsville high school division presented a crowded program last night in the opera house. Miss Maxwell led the school orchestra with strong numbers and a polished opening essay by Oscar Van Sant outlined the show’s aim and consolidation debate.
Funeral services for Squire A S Folger were held at noon yesterday at his Solowa avenue residence with Reverend S St Greer officiating and Cov enanter choir. The G A R decorated the service with six veterans as honorary bearers and a short G A R service preceded the religious rites. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
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