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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

6

First Lady of the Land Mrs Helen Taft

James A. Edgerton profiles Helen Herron Taft wife of William Howard Taft, detailing her background in Cincinnati, her education, character, frugality, devotion to family, and role as future first lady. The piece notes her support for education and women voting rights, her cosmopolitan outlook, and contrasts with her husband’s Unitarian faith.

Mrs Taft Aims for Artful Presidency Influence

The article portrays Mrs. Taft as gracious and multilingual, a former Cincinnati Symphony leader, whose support helped her husband reach national prominence. It notes her two keepsakes, her artistic ideals, and argues America should elevate poetry, painting, and music alongside its material power.

Taft Mrs. Taft America

Wake Neal to Lecture at Fortnightly Club Meeting

Wake Neal will lecture at the Academy chapel Thursday at 8 p m with stereopticon pictures by Mr Case. The event, under the Bible study department, is the Fortnightly club’s regular monthly meeting with a 7 30 business session in the Academy music room. Guests may attend for ten cents. admission is not for fundraising.

Wake Neal Academy Chapel Case Academy Music Room

Essleys travel to Brighton and return to Washington

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Essley and their young daughter left yesterday for Brighton to visit at George Donovan's home. They plan to return to Washington in a few days and visit A. H. Essley at his home. Essley formerly worked as station agent at Coppock for thirteen years and has been an extra Burlington operator at several stations since arriving from Denver two months ago. R. H. Moreland also traveled to Wyman for a short stay.

Claud Essley Brighton George Donovan Washington A. H. Essley Essley Denver Burlington Coppock

Local Holiday News and Society Notes

Mrs W F Jacobs visited relatives at Havre yesterday OC W Long was at Havre yesterday on business Matters You can find what you want for Xmas at Snouffer Hughes Co s Buy a doll beautifully dressed at the Methodist ladies bazaar next Saturday 45 41 Al the new holiday photos at Foley s studio Bring the babies. We save you money Caner s Harp orchestra at Snoutier Hughes Co s opening Friday and Saturday Sam Kressey came up from Winfield Monday morning and visited with his parents until yesterday morning Wal Cherryholmes went to Winfield yesterday where he attended to matters in regard to the shipping of some horses Miss Edith Shields departed yesterday morning for Monmouth IL where she will resume her duties at the college after a vacation.

Tafts Sam Mrs. Taft Washington Trust Robert Yale Helen Bryn Mawr Charles P. Taft, Jr Charlie Quentin Roosevelt White House Nellie Grant Roosevelt Benjamin Harrison Taft Harrison Ayeses Theodore Roosevelt Land Executive Mr. Taft Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association Ohio City Cincinnati Manila Cincinnati Symphony W. F. Jacobs Havre OC. W. Long Snouffer Foley Wal Cherryholmes Winfield Edith Shields Monmouth, I[l College

Bargains and Bazaar Notes From Local Shops

November visitors to the Rest Room totaled 611 as Snouffer Hughes Co. promotes underwear and late style coats at half price. Methodist ladies hold a bazaar offering items from handkerchiefs to a bed. Cohn Share offer top prices for hides furs and junk. J M Harrison, Burlington agent, visited for railroad business as culverts are built on the Havre line.

Snouffer, Hughes & Co Methodist Ladies’ Bazaar

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First Lady of the Land James A. Edgerton Rutherford B. Hayes United States Helen Herron Hayes Rutherford Lucy Uncle Rutherford Obie Stian William Howard Taft Sham Walnut Hills Cinccinnati Earth Philippines Cuba Panama Russia Tennyson Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio William H. Taft Mary Todd Abraham Lincoln Supreme Bench Hamilton C. S. Lemmon Atas Yatche Neal R. H. Moreland Wyman Caner Snoutier, Hughes & Co Sam Kressey Winfied Snoufler, Hughes & Co Cohn & Share Washington House J. M. Harrison Chariton Burlington Road Matilda Warwick Kokomo Ind Cardui
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