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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
6
A dairy expert argues that profitable dairying hinges on strong cow care rather than chasing dual purpose cattle. He compares dairy, beef, and dual purpose breeds, valuing high butter fat over calf value, and urges farmers to choose cows that maximize annual butter production rather than sacrificing long term dairy profit for a single calf.
Mrs Sallow and Nicode mus exchange spiteful desires over marriage as Eliphalet Winter figures in a domestic dispute. The dialogue hints at marital tension and social maneuvering within a 19th century household.
An American promotion touts Parisian Sage claiming to kill the dandruff germ and stop falling hair and itching scalp within two weeks. The ad asserts the product grows hair, guarantees refunds, and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy and Giroux Mfg Co as sellers with a testimonial from Mrs. Francis Koeg of St. Paul.
Committees and all interested in Crocker's Iowa Brigade reunion meet at J. W. Morton's office Friday evening the 26th at 7 30 p m by call of President W B Bell and Secretary D J Eichelberger.
The sale of the late Mrs. Catherine Price personal property scheduled for Saturday August 27 at Ainsworth is postponed to Friday September 2. See sale notice elsewhere.
On September 1, 1910 at 1 30 PM the Executor of Elias Park deceased will offer two Elias Park farms at public sale on their premises in Washington County Iowa near Coppock and Brighton. The 260 acre tract brings $2500 cash due, the 160 acre Nichols farm $1000 cash due with the remainder due March 1 1911. Also about 15 tons of hay and undivided half of 70 acres of corn to be sold on site. A clear title with abstract will be provided.
The will or estate directs division of grain and measurement in the crib, about 250 bushels of oats and hay. Corn price due when the amount in the crib is ascertained. Dated August 1, 1910. Amos Bout, executor.
Plaintiffs J. S. Martin, Charles Hoxworth, W. W. Wilson, Emma R. Wilson, and Alice W. Shaver file a petition in the District Court, seeking to quiet and confirm fee simple title to five described tracts in Washington County Iowa against unknown claimants. The suit names numerous defendants and unknown claimants claiming interests adverse to plaintiffs and asks for injunction against any such claims and for judgment establishing title in the respective plaintiffs. The notice directs all defendants to appear by Sept 6, 1910, or face default and judgment. The matter is ordered published in the Evening Journal for four weeks.
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