Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1912

Page

2

Kephart Undergoes Operation at Ottumwa Hospital

J H Kephart, aged seventy three, was operated on yesterday forenoon at about 11 o clock in Ottumwa hospital. He is reported to be doing remarkably well after the lengthy procedure. Doctors Brockman and Wickham performed the operation and he will remain in Ottumwa for several days. His wife Mrs Edw Mayhew and others accompanied him.

J. H. Kephart Ottumwa Mr. Kephart Dr. Brockman Wickham Kephart Edw. Mayhew Elmer Kephard Silas Caldwell Dr. Wickham

Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results

A brief want ad in the Journal is advertised as an effective way to reach buyers and find services. The item emphasizes quick responses and broad visibility for local readers seeking sales or hires.

Doings of the People in Kalona April 22 1912

Kalona notes list visits and travels among residents. Iowa City guests include L C Bush and Mrs Bernie Shaver while M D Bunker of Phoenix and families visit local homes. Mrs Thomas Caux travels to Nichols to see her daughter and J A Wray of Hedrick visits Presley Figgins's household.

Kalona L. C. Bush Iowa City Bernie Shaver William Grady Montezuma Otha Lydia Hesselschwerdt Roy Summers Frank Snider Earl Gritton Everett Allen William Smith Clare M. D. Bunker Phoenix Ariz Thomas Caux Nichols J. K. Mahaffey Grace Fry J. A. Wray Hedrick Iowa Presley Figgins

The Candidacy Speech of Pure Hope and Doom

A declamatory political appeal promises salvation if voters elect the speaker as guide and leader. It warns that defeat brings anarchy and ruin including mooted calamities to farms rivers gardens and livestock, urging support as the sole shield and sword against disaster.

Morass

Keota Beats Washington 7 to 5 In Saturday Ball Game

Vic Mulhern of Oska loosa visited as Keota and Washington high schools met on the Keota diamond. Keota won 7 to 5 in a close Saturday contest with scoring battles throughout.

Vic Mulhern Oskaloosa Keota Washington

Reverend Graham Heads West for Newsable Trip

West Chester on April 23, 1912 reports Rev. Graham leaving Monday for a week long trip to Seattle and Spokane as a delegate. He will visit a sister in Denver on the way. Also noted are cattle sales by Lewis and Brindley at eight dollars per hundredweight and various stock movements to Chicago and local improvements.

West Chester Graham Seattle Spokane Denver

Ladies' Aid to Meet for All Day Session in Lexington

The Ladies' Aid society gathers in Lexington on April 18 for an all day meeting with Mrs. Blaine Holmes. Delegates Viola Gardner and Esta Romine head to the WFPMS district convention in West Liberty April 30 and May 1. Attendance includes local residents and news of sick lists, visits, and new horse purchases.

Tom Schulty Luella Bitting Wm. Schulty Lexington and West Chester Telephone Company Jens Campbell Warren Bishop Er. L. Bartholow Sol Hightshoe H. Kck. Knotts Page W. E. Page Maud Campbell Everet Campbell Davenport Nathan Campbell R. C. Amlong Jess Campbell

Keota Obituary and Local Social Notes Apr 1912

Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Jane Scott held at the Keota Presbyterian Church with burial in Lafayette cemetery. Died at her daughter’s home in Keokuk county aged 82 years. Mentions visits and social movements of local residents and out of town guests.

Keota Margaret Jane Scott Presbyterian Church S. Herold Lafayette Charles Scott Tom Neiswanger Harvey Iowa Neiswangers George England J. W. Stewart B. L. Sanders Oskaloosa Sol Eller Stanley Stewart Sigourney Lawrence Daugherty North English Charles Littler Des Moines Will Daiber Cheyenne Wyo Littler

Brighton News in Brief from April 22 1912

Brighten Brighton April 22 1912 notes include Harry Conrad ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Dan Pringle acted as business caller in Oskaloosa Monday. Laban Fleak bought Ernest Downs property for 500 dollars. Ed Fritz and family plan a move to Mason City this week. Henry Spohn and wife from Chicago visit his mother Mrs Belle Spohn. Rev C L Walker returns from Batavia. Grover Springman of Washington visits Mrs Laura Shatfall. Eva Lowe returns from La Plata Missouri. Epworth League social at M I church with about fifty Fairfield members. Raymond Kessel returns from Des Moines. Mrs Mattie Bosworth returns from California trip. her son Homer accompanied. Miss Rulie Walker teaches near Coppock and visited home Sunday. Mrs T Thompson and daughter Bertha travel to Rochester Minnesota for Bertha’s operation. Mrs McNeese of Keota visits at Mike U Hefflefinger home.

Brighton Harry Conrad Dan Pringle Oskaloosa Laban Fleak Ernest Downs Ed Fritz Mason City Henry Spohn Chicago Belle Spohn C. L. Walker Batavia Grover Springman Washington Laura Shatfall Eva Lowe la Plata Epworth League M. I. Church Fairfield Raymond Kessel Des Moines Mattie Bosworth California Homer Rulie Walker Coppock T. Thompson Bertha Rochester Min

Wellman and Community Social Highlights

April 21 1912 reports a picnic at Mrs O E Klockenteger hosted by Epworth League members. Weekend visits include Nel lie Wagamon James Lewis at Davenport and Carrie Iden and Lucile Cress at the Cyrus Iden home. Several ladies attended the W H M S S convention at Williamsburg and local visits span Iowa City and Lone Tree with ongoing family visits near Cincinnati Ohio.

Epworth League O. E. Klockenteger Val Wagamon Nellie Wagamon James Lewis Leig Iron Co Davenport Carrie Iden Lucile Cress Cyrus Iden Mesdames W. H

Visitors and Arrivals in Crawfordsville Informal Notice

J. B. Crooks of Washington visited Crawfordsville yesterday. Littlella Woodburn arrived from Washington and visits at Mrs. Max Keller. David Gordon and Mrs. J. T. Clark left for Washington this morning. Mrs. M. E. Vesey arrived from Winfield this morning.

Crawfordsville J. B. Crooks Washington Littlella Woodburn Max Keller David Gordon J. T. Clark

Hospital Board 10 Meets Thursday on Building Nearing Completion

Chairman Marsh W Bailey calls a Thursday meeting of the county hospital board at 7 PM in the supervisors rooms to discuss matters as the new hospital nears completion. A 1 PM session with furnishing representatives will decide room allocations and costs.

Marsh W. Bailey The County Hospital Board Court House

Diet and Health Hints on Diet Monotony and Nutrition

Dr A E Gibson argues that mixing heavy elements like carbon and nitrogen with fruit sugars harms health and that proteid and carbohydrate foods should be eaten separately. He cites English medical authority and notes proteids vary across foods and that a mono diet yields different nutrition from mixed diets.

A. E. Gibson

Religious meet opens climax of forward movement in New York

The first Christian Conservation Congress opened at Carnegie Hall in New York marking the climax of the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Leaders from the United States Canada and Britain attended including Taft Bryan Bryce Macdonald Addams Slocum Strong Washington and Stead. An overflow audience filled churches as sessions began with talks on Men and Boys and the Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

New York Christian Conservation Congress Carnegie Hall James G. Cannon Canada Taft William J. Bryan Bryce England T. A. Macdonald The Toronto Globe James E.i Freeman Minneapolis J. Stuart Holden London John Mitchell Coal Miners Union J. S. Wardell Stafford Northern Georgia Richmond P. Nobson Thomas F. Madden Liverpool Gypsy "Smith William T. Slocum Colorado College Frank Strong University of Kansas Booker T. Washington Glasscock West Virginia Walter G. Fisher A. Herbert Gray Glasgow Scotland Jane Addams Hulhouse Chicago David H Greer John H. Jowett William T. Steads

Withdrawal of C D candidate for first lieutenant

A member withdraws from the race for first lieutenant of Company D. The candidate notes the current holder enjoys majority support and expresses a desire for an unanimous result and gratitude to fellow members for their encouragement.

Carpet Cleaning Service Ad by Roy Minick

Spring cleaning promoted with carpet and rug cleaning to remove moths and germs. Sanitary workmanship guaranteed with prompt service and reasonable prices. Rug resizing and rug buying offered. contact Roy Minick at 325 Black. Agent for Fairfield Rug Co.

Roy Minick Fairfield Rug Co

Henry Ferris Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

Henry Ferris of Hadar Nebraska praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, noting over 20 years of use and calling it unmatched for cough relief. Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Henry Ferris Hadar Neb Foley Lemmon

Beautiful Hair, A Joy Forever Tonic Ad

Lemmon's Pharmacy promotes Merital Hair Tonic promising a clean scalp healthy growth and lustrous hair. The ad urges readers with or without hair to try the product.

Merital Lemmon's Pharmacy

Stilson Hutchins Dies After Illness at 85 in Washington

Stilson Hutchins philanthropist and retired journalist died at his Washington home after a lingering paralysis. Born in Whitefield New Hampshire in 1838 he became a prominent newspaper founder and civic figure. He was 85.

Washington Stilson Hutchins Whitefield N. H

Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City Livestock and Grain

Oar Report shows receipts and shipments with receipts today 17 000 and yesterday 65 585 for unspecified commodities. Market conditions described as slow with mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices and steady to slow movements across categories. Prices listed for porkers pigs cattle sheep including ranges for light to heavy terms and regional notes.

Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fox & Dewey BASE Nicola Harmon Alpine Aerle No EB. G. Fox W. P.R. C. Dubois Secy Valley Forge Camp Hall North Side Square J. G. Moriarty Washington Lodge A. F A. M C. A. Dewey IW. M J. W. Morton Cyrus Chapter the County News BY Walt Mason Lewis & Brindley Nevins & Duvall J. D. Dayton Cedar Rapids Rev. Phipps John McKinstry New Haven N. R. Coffman Augustine W. E. Augustine David Fisher GEM N. S. Black W. Jefferson St Lexington William Horning Charlie Root Gordon Wis James Chesney Robert Selway Sheridan A. W. Hamill Selway Carrie Briar Sue H. Lytle James Glover Wellman M. E. Vesey Winfield Hospital Board T. J. Allen M. M Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church Vera Alberson West Washington Street Lacey Lotta Meacham Florence Patterson Vira Kilgore Reeves Texas John A. Babcock Commission U. S. Yards Illinois Chicago, Ill Harry L. Kaga Morrison Lamson Bros. & Co Ill Ayrs Peeee Reister & Son Cis
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication