Washington Iowa Post Office Notice
Entry indicates the item was registered at the Washington Iowa post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
4
Entry indicates the item was registered at the Washington Iowa post office as second class matter.
The forecast for Iowa expects possibly light snow flurries tonight with colder southwest portions. Wednesday will be partly cloudy. Washington, D. C., December 8.
Local items list visitors from Havre and Riverside and other towns, a low health report, and upcoming events. A new Crown Cafe is nearing opening, basketball games have time adjustments, and urban trips include cemetery visitations and a honey harvest from a farm.
A plain man recalls loving Jessie Lewis who leaves him for Maynard Read. A staged plan with detective Merrill backfires revealing Read’s theft of 80,000 in bonds. Jessie praises the narrator for saving her from a villain, restoring her engagement to Read’s capture.
The Parrish Savings Bank store held its regular annual Christmas Opening on Saturday with a day and evening crowd. The shop glowed with thousands of candies, candle light, and attractive decorations as Mr. Parrish and assistants welcomed visitors.
Five thousand people gathered in Chicago to hear Eugene V. Debs speak at a Socialist demonstration. The report notes a rapid marriage of Vernie Alderman to Bessie Lower, a fatal brawl by cowhand Dennis Walker near Ellsworth Nebraska, and fires at Powers-Miller in Newark with large losses.
A Life magazine reflection redefines a university as costly: buildings at 15 million dollars, apparatus at 10 million, and faculty salaries totaling 5 million, while admitting students of any faith who can pay to learn use of tobacco and slang.
In a humorous exchange Mrs. Catterson jokes she has too many children to form theories about education, while Mrs. Hatterson questions the need for theories. The line satirizes reliance on theories over practical parenting insights.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt notes a couple choosing elopement over parental opposition. The dialogue shows the suitor preferring to face the father, while the response indicates the father would favor eloping.
Hook & Ladder Company held its annual election with Fred Shoemaker as Foreman Joe Lohberger as Assistant Foreman Jas Warner as Secretary and Jake Minick as Treasurer in last night’s tally
Last evening the gentlemen gym class organized at the Club was a success. A similar class for ladies will run tomorrow evening from five to six at the gym, with notices urging participation in gymnastics. Special land buyers excursions to Greer County Oklahoma and other Southwest lands offered via the Frisco System in November and December.
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