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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1906

Page

4

Work Oxen In The East

New Hampshire experiment states cost of feeding a horse for a year at 74.42 dollars and estimates round costs for a pair of four year old oxen at 150 pounds per year plus shoeing and repairs. The piece discusses efficiency, longevity, and potential beef value, noting oxen can outwork some horses, with caution on maintenance and market factors. It also includes Breeder's Gazette advice on preventing forging by selecting toe aquat ed shoes and careful hoof care for driving mares.

New Hampshire Experiment Iit Reaper Chicago

Bank or Let It Out on Mortgage

An item from American Cultivator discusses financing options involving mortgage decisions. The note contrasts keeping funds in a bank against releasing them through mortgage arrangements, outlining potential financial implications.

Bank

Round barns offer no clear advantage over rectangular designs

A Rural New Yorker correspondent argues against round barns noting wasted space from right angle partitions, awkward stall and passage layouts, and higher roof costs, concluding the round form is impractical.

New Yorker

Chicago National Batsmen Led by Steinfeldt and Schulte

Slagle is the light hitting member of the Chicago National outfield. Schulte is among the leaders, and the speedy Sheckard is well up. Steinfeldt, Schulte, Chance and King are all batting above the .300 mark.

Slagle Schulte Sheckard Steinfeldt Chance King

She Henry and He I in a New York Press clash

A fragmented note references a confrontation between She Henry and HeI in a New York Press narrative. The line hints at personal dispute or public airing of grievances, with no clear resolution or additional context available in the readable text.

New York Press

Washington 7 Keota 2 in baseball tilt

Washington defeated Keota 7 to 2 in a Saturday baseball game on Keota’s diamond. Miller starred for Washington with a home run and two runs batted in, aided by solid pitching and fielding. Keota scored in the sixth and eighth innings but could not overcome the home team’s strong performance.

Washington Keota Iowa Washington Boys Miller Keota Boys

Social club meeting postponed to 8 30 tonight

The regular meeting of the P.B.R. at the Misses Holden home is delayed to 8 30 due to a Methodist church reception. The Philathea club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Miss Florence Humble's home just south of the city.

P.br Holden Philathea Club Florence Humble Strickland W. Gillilan Sigourney Mr. Gillilan Judge Chicago News

Steck home to host Misses Steck and MacGugin gathering

Misses Mary Steck and Margurie MacGugin plan an evening entertainment at the Steck residence on East Main Street with a company of friends attending.

Mary Steck Marguerie MacGugin Steck East Main Street Mildred Luse West Liberty Marguerite MacGugin

Recital by Miss Nina Isenhart pupils at Shanafelt Home

The pupils of Miss Nina Isen hart gave a pleasing Saturday recital at the Shanafelt residence on East Main street. The program was excellent though lengthy and a full player by player comment was impractical. A lawn picnic supper followed the performance. Part I featured Electric Flash Galop duets by Eva Wagner Nina Isenhart.

Nina V. Isenhart Shanafelt East Main Street Electric Flash Goerdeler Eva Wagner Nina Isenhart

Rifle Team Heads to Des Moines Contest

LeRoy Schilling James K Ferguson Verne Kr McWilliams George Fretchin and Ed Rosenberger left for Des Moines to represent Company D in the State Rifle Association shoot on the government range. The five day event will select twelve for a further contest in Sea Girt New Jersey. The group is confident to perform well among the competitors.

LeRoy Schilling James K. Ferguson Verne KR. McWilliams George Fretchin Ed 0. Rosenberger Des Moines State Rifle Association Government Range Sea Girl N. J

Elmer Wells in Fragile Condition After Illness

The report notes Wells spine affected and heavy suffering over two days. He rested easier today and the latest bulletin says he seems a bit improved.

Elmer Wells

Miller and Son Cider Output at Crone Farm

Miller and Son produce cider each Wednesday on the old Crone farm located one mile north and one mile west of town. A health ad claims Foley's Honey and Yar eases hay fever symptoms by stopping difficult breathing and soothing inflamed air passages with a yellow package marketed to druggists.

Miller & Son Foley

G. A. R. Regular Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening

The G. A. R. holds a regular meeting tomorrow evening with a call for full attendance. Members are urged to attend as business of considerable importance will be discussed.

Local residents mingle in city as visits and travel noted

Mrs Noah Letts and daughter shop in the city while Mrs Orville Abbey visits Verdi. George McClelland heads to Brigh ton for days of lathing. Miss Reba Wade visits her grandmother Mrs Ella Yearick in Muscatine for a few days.

Noah Letts of Letts George McClelland Brighton Reba Wade Oklahoma City Ella Yearick John Buckley Washington Muscatine A. W. Yard Adelaide Merchant Miss Eathel Abbey Wilboit Ore Hathel Jess McDonald Dale Ainsworth Rol Gallagher Chicago Fred Neiswanger Wanda Pollok Wallace Beatrice Georgia Charline Young Tina Mary Patton Katie Orr Monmouth

Fatal Fall from a Train Ends Dale Farmer

Boonville Indiana August 20 Lige Hettt a farmer from Dale fell from a moving train while returning from a fair and sustained a fatal skull fracture.

Boonville Ind Lige Hettt Dale

Democratic Ticket Completes With Rogers Acceptance

Dr. Thomas N. Rogers of Sault Ste. Marie wires acceptance of the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. The offer came from Grand Rapids via the state central committee last Tuesday. Rogers has never held public office.

Saginaw, Mich Thomas N. Rogers Sault Ste. Marie Winship Grand Rapids State Central Committee

Emperor Francis Joseph Birthday Observed Across Austria Hungary

An Austria Hungary observance marked the birthday of Emperor Francis Joseph on Saturday. News notes that about six thousand Greek families fled Bulgaria seeking refuge at Adrianople amid fears of excesses. The Hungarian agriculture ministry projects a harvest this year higher than the previous two years.

Francis Joseph Austria- Hungary Bulgaria Adrianople Ministry of Agriculture

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