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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
2
A blunter autoservice pitch urges regular maintenance to prevent mishaps. It promises thorough overhauls and repairs, assuring reasonable charges.
An old advertisement promotes Meritol Rheumatism Powders as the best remedy to "get the uric acid out of your system" and cure rheumatism. It lists distributors including Lemma Pharmacy and references the American Brand Press Association in Washington Iowa.
A gray mouse and a gray cat form an unlikely alliance to watch the dairy and pantry for Tom the cat. Tom hides potted meat in a church cellar and later eats Mousie after the mouse discovers the theft. The tale ends with a caution to children about befriending cats.
Local notes cover county happenings across communities with brief items on residents events and day to day affairs. Short mentions flag changes meetings and social happenings across towns and villages.
Reports from Noble Iowa include W T Leeper winning premiums at Mount Pleasant Fair, heavy rains benefiting pastures, family visits and travel to Emporia Kansas and Burlington, new house construction, ongoing threshing, and record oat yields. Local events mention Chautauqua attendance, town park improvements, a fly-killing contest with prizes, and social visits to residents and fairs.
Miss Bernetta Muller, 22, of Canton, Ohio, and living at 89 West Sixty-seventh Street, New York, narrowly escaped death when a tampered elevator released a monoplane at Mineola. The craft rose 20 feet before she jumped free and landed away from the wreckage, saving her life.
Elizabeth Harkness of Creston arrives to spend winter with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. John McCleary returns from Robstown Texas. Ellis Congable of Winfield visits. Numerous locals attend Chautauqua in Washington and a United Presbyterian address on Egypt. Birth announced for Grace Marie Anderson of Fairfield.
Keota and surrounding communities feature several visiting and returning residents. W C Farmer and son Francis stay with his father in Richland, while James Adams family visits the Shrader household in Cedar Rapids. Harriet Smock visits relatives in Alexis.
The Italian bark Genee was attacked by over 100 armed men in small boats near Juanagua Bahamas while aboard the Allemania. Pirates forced surrender after a fierce fight, crew endured dehydration and forced abandonment into small boats for two days before rescue.
Regular post meeting tomorrow Tuesday evening. All comrades requested to be present. We will complete arrangements for our trip to Muscatine Wednesday. J H Stewart P C.
A Swedish girl hopes for rain to marry, then milks the cow and feeds the calf before donning wedding attire. She also steals a breast feather from the den to gain life’s necessities and luxuries.
A quoted line from the Atlanta Constitution criticizes modern advertising as a loud push to claim mansions on earth. The image portrays the pervasive push of real estate marketing shaping public attention.
Chicago markets report Aug 19 1912 with 26000 receipts and daily totals. Cattle and sheep outlooks vary with prospected gains for beef while sheep are weaker. hogs show strong prices and mixed grades. Week totals include receipts 92679 and shipments 27729, with heavy shifting in western cattle and Texas steers.
Sheep receipts today total 35 000 with market steady to lower. Native sheep 3 125 at 4.30, Western sheep 3.80 to 4.25, yearlings 4.20 to 5.40, lambs 4.25 to 7.15, Western lambs 4.25 to 7.15. Hog: strong to five above Friday. Bulk prices 8.10 to 8.50, light 8.05 to 8.65, mixed 7.75 to 8.65, heavy 8.65 to 8.55, rough heavy 7.65 to 7.85. Cattle slow, sheep weak.
Fragmentary data from an OCR snippet shows mixed numbers and terms like Wheat Corn and percentages. The readable items include references to weights 97 percent and 204, 106, 19, and 11.12. No coherent event or names emerge.
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