The Fair Advertises Holiday Events And Local Visits
Local notes report Austin Sutherland in Fairfield for a brief business visit and Dan Cupid date change to December 12. G C Humpton visit Brighton, J A Hillhouse returns to Havre, and shoppers seek gifts at Bradley's Jewelry. The Lion and the Mouse plays at Graham. many local arrivals attend weddings and social visits.
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Austin Sutherland
Fairfield
The Bird That Story-Could Talk
A father tells a bedtime tale about Poll the parrot who mimics human speech and animal sounds. Poll interacts with a store owner Tom and a dog Dick and cat Puss, teasing and amusing them as she mimics calls. Poll later lives with an old lady and imitates farm animals, notably crowing like a rooster.
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Addy
Jack
Daddy
Evelyn
Poll
Tom
Puss
Soli
What They Ate In London In 1771 And Its Food Scandals
Tobias Simonett in Humphrey Clinker exposes 1771 London eating habits and adulterated provisions. He details bloated oysters veal whitened by bleatings greens boiled with brass halfpence and bread bleached with chalk alim and bone ashes with Smollett’s commentary on adulteration and diet.
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Tobias Simonett
Humphrey Clinker
London
Smollett
Washington Post
Fairfield Society Wedding Brightens City
Miss Bonnie May Manatrey married Walter V. Hughes at her parents home 703 East Burlington. The ceremony followed by a three course supper and reception as guests admired pink and white decorations. The couple will reside in apartments at 301 East Burlington after January 1 1911.
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Fairfield Journal
John P. Manatrey
East
Burlington Street
Bonnie May
Walter V. Hughes
A. G. Graves
Congregational Church
Mrs. Hughes
Manatrey
Chicago
W. EK. Johnson
Washington
D.C
Fairfield
Mr. Hughes
W. H. Hughes
Iowa Malleable Iron Works
Hawkeye Pump Company
A Asone
Insurance Agent Seizes Fire's Wake for Bets on Women
The agent of a major insurance firm watched as firemen pulled back from a small uptown flat blaze. He remarked that many women would insure after such scenes, recalling a case where a wife spent insurance money on a hat, then paid the premium in change from a child's bank to hide the neglect from her husband.
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New York World
The Poor and Our Attitudes Toward Them
A satirical note on how society professes care for the poor yet favors the collective image over individuals. It contrasts charitable phrases with the reality of indifference and inconvenience that keeps people from truly helping those in need. It also includes a quip about Shakespeare and a Washington Star comment on boss trades.
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Shakespeare
Si Simlin
Washington Star
Noted Conductor Pandhem Described by Passengers
Dialogue portrays Conductor Pandhem as one of the road's most experienced men. Passengers discuss his timing as he calls the station name and slits the door at the exact instant. The exchange captures a public perception of his skills.
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Pandhem
Ballinger Vindicated as Ballinger Pinchot Probe Reported
Washington December 7 Special to Evening Journal The congressional committee found Secretary Ballinger honorable and capable and condemned his accusers as acting from animosity in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry report submitted to Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Evening Journal
Ballinger
Congressional Committee
Pinchot
Congress
Social gatherings and luncheon honors in What Cheer
Mrs Gil Baines Wilson Fye of What Cheer and other locals attended evenings and luncheons. The Schmidt orchestra provided music as Mrs W W McFarland hosted guests for a four course luncheon for visitors from Seattle and Echo Minn. The D A R met at Mrs C J Wilson’s home for business and social time with fancy work and guessing contests. Miss Mary Gibson of Gana Ind was a guest.
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John McCulley
Arkansas City
Kan
A. W. McCulley
Washington
Gil Baines
Wilson Fye
What Cheer
Eliza Marshall Raymond Marshall
Ohie
J. R. Brice
Chicago
C. Bradley
Bettina Bradley
Centerville
R. D. Hughes
Ainsworth
P. H. Schrader
Davenport
Schmidt Orchestra
W. W. McFarland
East Washington Street
Eugene Schneider
Seattle
N. J. Burgland
Echo, Minn
C. J. Wilson
Wilson
Helen Wilson
Ralph Smith
Mary Gibson
Gana
Ind
Military Sets At Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
A window display promotes military sets as useful gifts for men with prices from 3.50 to 10.00. The shop highlights its comprehensive line of brushes and mirrors now available at Lemmon’s Jewelry Store.
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Bradley’s
Bert Dixon
Sol Rich & Co
Santa Claus
Lemmon’s Jewelry
Washington County Prohibitory Amendment Meeting Declares Call
The second annual meeting of the Washington County Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment association will be held at First Presbyterian church parlor on Wednesday December 14 1910 at 2 pm. Officers will be elected plans formed for county organization and a push for re submission by the next legislature. All interested invited with special addresses by U S SMITH and V Prag.
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Washington County
Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment Association
First Presbyterian Church
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Fred Werner
Bradley
Milan Shields
Robert
Iowa City
J. G. Maxwell
the Graham Saturday Night
J. A. Hillhouse
Havre
City
M. Wilson
North English
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Graham
Warren Stewart
Alex Stephen
Keota
E. G. Wilson
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Joe Young
Miss Vera
Journal
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Muscatine
Rogers Bros
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C. L. Pond
Mina
Otho Himmelreich
Baby
Carstairs
Alberta
Canada
J. T. Malin
East Second Street
Bradley's Jewelry Store
R. G. McChesney
Emma
Mouse
Bula Warrington
Miss Pearl
Jewelry Store
Edna Long
Kansas City
Bonnie Walker
Santa
J. A. Carden
J. B Crooks
Winfield
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Skovgaard
Miss Ikert
Miss McClung
Lee Beal
Monmouth
William Beal
Glen Beal
Thora Duke
Marion Crawford
Margaret Crawford
Lion and the Mouse
John Shields & Son
Journal Office
Clifford Thorne
Corning
Iowa
Southwestern Iowa Horticultural Society
Grant Club
Des Moines
Ian
L. M. Beal
Boise
Idaho
Jean Huysmans
New Post Office
Nyal
Nyall
McElhinney Drug. CO
Us Was
Fires and Insurance
Vajorety
Secretary OF Interior
C. B.S
Cora Glasgow
W. M
Peterson Orchestra
G. Fox
T. J. Melthinney
West Jefferson Street
A.S. Smith
U. S
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V. Prag
America
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Webster's
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W. T. Harris
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