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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1911

Page

4

Jackson Kendall Arrested in County Jail on Indiana Horse Theft Charge

Clarence Kendall alias Jack Kendall, wanted for horse stealing near Fowler Indiana, was arrested in the city and held in the county jail. Sheriff R H McCarty nabbed him after he arrived from Ottumwa on the Southwest Limited. Kendall faces extradition to Indiana for trial and potential punishment. Lieut Clara Metz of the Salvation Army Rescue Home solicited funds in town.

Clarence Kendall Jack” Kendall Fowler Ind R. H. McCarty Indiana Kendall Washington Washington County Ottumwa Southwest Limited McCarty Indianapolis Clara Metz Salvation Army Rescue Home

Thanksgiving service at United Presbyterian draws large crowd

Rev Rowe preached a strong sermon to about ninety attendees at the United Presbyterian church. The offering for the Children's Home at Council Bluffs totaled $7.10. On Wednesday night November 29 Rev Everett Campbell of Jhelum India gave an address to about eighty listeners, noting a boyhood friendship with the West Chester pastor.

United Presbyterian Church Rowe Council Bluffs Everett Campbell Jhelum India Campbell West Chester United

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth and Guarantee

The Rexall Store offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back guarantee if not fully satisfactory. It claims to prevent baldness and dandruff, stimulate hair roots, and grow new hair, available in two sizes for 60 cents and 1 dollar at Cook & Sherman, 8 W. Cor. Square.

Rexall Cook & Sherman W. Cor. Square

Thanksgiving Dinner News From Washington Society

The Misses Minnie and Etta Conner hosted about a dozen guests at a Thanksgiving noon dinner at their West Jefferson home. Numerous households hosted relatives and friends at dinners across the city including the Berdo and Wright families on North Iowa Avenue, the Phillips in west Washington, and the Otto and Walnitz families in west Washington. Several couples held evening gatherings and dancing at the Commercial club, with out of town guests from Cedar Rapids Sandwich Illinois Columbus Junction Muscatine Letts Richland Oskaloosa Keota and Chicago. A new marriage took place in Brighton with a reception then a large local gathering. The Queen Esther circle plans a December 1st doll social at the M E church to benefit an orphanage.

Minnie Etta Conner West Jefferson Street T. J. Berdo Joe Wright Mrs. Berdo Iowa Avenue Ralph Schuman Vera Alberson West Washington Street Gertrude and Beatrice Klotz Madison Klotz Channing Hall Columbus Junction Commercial Club James Cunningham Henry Steck City Hazel Burgess Cedar Rapids Ada Robertson Sandwich, Il Gertrude Klotz John Bailey H. A. Otto W. W. Walnitz Wabnite West Washington James Coder Wandalyne Letts Alpha Wabnitz Musecatine Roy Schiebel J. A. Boyer South Second Avenue T. A. Boyer Chicago Mr. Boyer T. S. McCarty Richland George McCarty Oskaloosa J. G. Ranous Ruth Keota Richard McCarty Cathari Navy Wesley Porter Brighton Clara Howard Wentworth Sophe New Providence Iowa Joe Buzzard John Teeter Cora George Clapper Tina Clapper Cora Clapper James McCreedy Washington Miss Mayme McCreedy Homer Birney Edee Boyee Mable Brinton Edna McCarty Washington County As A. Birney Queen Esther Circle M. FE

Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher Squash Satire

A humorous verse traces a single squash from farm to market to restaurant, exposing middlemen and pricing in a satirical take by Walt Mason. It follows the squash’s journey through farmers, jobbers, grocers, and freight charges ending with a farmer’s ire at inflated prices.

Closing Out Sale At Washington Coppock Road Farm

Auction notice for rural property and livestock to be sold December 14, 1911 at 10:00 a.m. near Eureka M. E. church, including horses cattle hogs corn hay machinery and implements with terms of 12 months on sums over ten dollars and a meal served by Eureka Ladies Aid Society. Auctioneers listed.

Washington Eureka M. BE Washington-Coppock Road Jersey D. J McCormick Eureka Ladies’ Aid Society

Sidewalk Sketches on William Shakespeare Career Fables

Sidewalk sketches recount a humorous portrait of William Shakespeare as a bus driver turned actor and ghost in a stock company. The piece jests that Lord Bacon wrote many works, and notes a playful, reform spelling epitaph after Shakespeare’s death.

Illiam Shakespeare William Hamlet Shakespeare Lord Bacon

Joseph Walter Home praised for child welfare and future branch

Mrs. Ed Kiburz reports satisfaction with the Joseph Walter Home for Children in Kansas City where mothers regain custody after care. A Newton family celebrates three children restored to their mother, with the home emphasizing temporary refuge without adoption to preserve family life and plans for a Oskaloosa branch next year.

Ed Kiburz Kansas City Joseph Walter Newton, Kansas Kiburz Newton Joseph Walter Home

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Aya Onouffer, Hughes & Co Jack Kendall ING AT Fowler, Inc McElhinney George’s Corn and Bunion Shields George West Chester Church Acee I Society J.S. Phillips Howard MccCleery Rose Club East Main Street Sandwich al Tomlinson John Tomlinson Amos Moore William Essley Walt Walt Mason George Matthews Adams A. J. Booth G. C. Booth Austin Sutherland Ralph Dougherty BY Howard L. Rann Dren Caner Music Comp’y South Side Square Kentucky Coal D. A. Chalmers Iowa Gas & Electric CO
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