For Sale Two Mares in Foal and Three Colts
Frank Bruty Jr presents two mares in foal and three colts for sale in City. Contact information not provided.
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Frank Bruty, Jr
City
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
5
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington special
The Evening Journal carries the Iowa forecast for today and tomorrow. Fair tonight and Saturday, with colder air in the extreme east portion tonight. Warmer on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Veneer Woods Dominate Lumber Uses in Veneer Trade
The article notes that red gum, maple and yellow poplar supply over half of veneer production with red gum mainly for baskets and maple for furniture. White oak and walnut veneer are more valuable, beech is cut thin for wooden plates, and several other woods are also used.
Markets Report From Chicago And East Buffalo
Chicago markets summarize winter and spring wheat prices by sample with No 2 red at about 1.034 to 1.054 dollars per bushel and No 1 northern wheat at 1.08 to 1.09. Corn and oats by sample show varied cents per bushel across grades. Live stock quotes cover hogs cattle and sheep with receipts and price ranges. Elgin Butter Market lists creamery and dairy product prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
Elgin
Winter Coal Offer Promises Value and Quick Delivery
A sales pitch invites customers to place orders now, promising high quality coal and attractive value. The message emphasizes mutual benefit with buyers having funds ready to pay for a favorable deal.
County News Happenings Across Local Communities
The County News outlines recent doings of local people, community events, and notable happenings across county communities and other timely items of the day.
Cedar School District Opens With New Teacher
Cedar School District started Monday with Miss Hannah Leicher as teacher. Mrs. John Libe, back from Chicago visit, returned home. Neighbors attended Lafe Stout's mother's funeral last Monday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Mayhew of Havre visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Libe. Will Longer began work at the Academy last Monday. A new girl arrived at the Henry Doig home near Creston. Mr. and Mrs. Will Libe and son Frank, and Mr. and Mrs. Kale Libe with John Libe and children visited Adam Libe's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Leicher
John Libe
Chicago
Lafe Stout
Frank—Mayhew
Havre
Adam Libe
Will
Academy
Will Sutherland
Henry Doig
Creston
Will Libe
Frank
Kale Libe
Miss Hanna Leicher Hosts Ready Maids Evening
Miss Hanna Leicher will host the Ready Maids this evening at her East Main Street home. The Fraternal Aid annual election was held last night in the hall with officers named: President Cora A. Hays, Vice President Jane Page, Past President Emma Lohrer, Secretary Sadie Minick, Treasurer Carrie Elwell, Medical Examiner Dr. C. W. McLaughlin, Chaplain Fannie Moothart, Guard Ida Dagle, Observer Jake Lohrer, Sentinel Helen Knecht, Trustee three years George Schneider, Janitor Sam Hout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid
Cora A. Hays
Jane Page
Emma Lohrer
Sadie Minick
Carrie Elwell
C. W. McLaughlin
Fannie Moothart
Ida Dagle
Jake Lohrer
Helen Knecht
George Schneider
Sam Hout
Reception honors two newlyweds at Darbyshire home
An informal B. E. O. reception at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Darbyshire on South avenue B complimented BK. R. Stuf and Chas. Pauls, recently married. Guests spent time pulling taffy and popping corn, with music adding to the evening’s enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Darbyshire
South Avenue B
BK. R. Stuf
Chas. Pauls
Chating Dish Club Hosts Mothers Evening
Members of the Chating Dish club entertained their mothers last evening at Mrs. John McCartney's home in East Washington. The young ladies furnished ample amusement and delighted the company with a humorous literary program. A two course chating dish luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCartney
Washington
Farmers Institute Delegation From Our Corner
Dec 10 report notes Eureka meetings began Monday and will run all week. Neighborhood corn will be husked soon. Orphans’ barrel of fruit arrived safely. Emma Bloomquist sewing for Mrs. Davison. Minnie Weaver from Coppock visited McKune. Miss Lillian Crone begins teaching Monday. Thompson gathers chickens in Eureka area. Clyde Birney helps Earl haul lumber and wood. Kate Snider visiting near Loughridge. Bertha Brown returns from Illinois. Wagner moves to Lon Darnell farm and Darnell to Turner place near Coppock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Eureka
Orphan’s
Emma Bloomquist
Dave Davison
Minnie Weaver
Coppock
Rank McKune
Lillian Crone
Wm. Thompson
Toay
Clyde Birney
Earl
Kate Snider
Aaron Arnold
Loughridge
Bertha Brown
Illinois
Fred Wagner
Lon Darnell
Mr. Darnell
Turner Place
Vienna Bakery Promises Fresh Treats for Saturday
Local Vienna bakery court invites customers with a clean, appealing line of goods described as delicious and fresh. The piece highlights the upcoming Saturday event, inviting patrons to taste the bakery’s featured specialties and enjoy a warm, inviting atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
British steamship Clhamia hearing in Russia
The final hearing in the Clhamia case will be held tomorrow at the supreme prize court. Russia Justifies seizure of the kerosene cargo, worth 123000 dollars and owned by Standard Oil, as potentially usable for war purposes despite no contraband declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Clhamia
Supreme Prize Court
Russia
Port Arthur
Standard Oil Company
Marriage of Miss Marie Bauer and Frank H Ross at West Chester
Tuesday at high noon the marriage of Miss Marie Bauer to Mr Frank H Ross took place at the home of J C Bauer with Rev C E Baumgarten officiating. About twenty five attendees witnessed the ceremony. Mendelssohn’s march was played by Hattie Ross. The couple will reside on the Mrs S H Ross farm one mile east of West Chester and begin housekeeping at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bauer
Frank H. Ross
J. C. Bauer
C. E. Baumgarten
Mendelssohn
Hattie Ross
J. A Bauer
Hennon
Mmes
Fred
Lou Bauer
Ross
Mr. Ross
F. A. Ross
West Chester
Miss Marie
J. J. Bauer
Junior Queen Esther circle plans all day church meeting
All members are asked to meet tomorrow at 10 30 in the church basement for an all day session to prepare articles for the Christmas box. A brief business meeting will be held and each member should bring her own lunch. Those with story books and toys in good condition may contribute them to improve the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
Weather forecast for Midwest and Great Lakes states
Forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions across Illinois and Indiana with widespread cool weather in Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. Snow is possible near the lakes with cooler overall temperatures expected across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilona
Vien Na Bakery Candy Delights DrawLocal Fans
The homemade candy at Vien Na Bakery draws local fans with rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Patrons praise the smooth texture and lingering sweetness, noting a welcoming shop vibe and daily specials.
Woodman hall fair raises cash for lectures and boasted music
A Woodman affair at the hall drew a large crowd. Attendees bought tickets for a pig raffle with Doc Moriarty holding the lucky number. Proceeds, about one hundred dollars, bolster the Woodman treasury for winter lectures. Music by Caner and Baird, the Girls High School chorus, and Leon Cole added appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc’’ Moriarty
Woodman
Woodman Hall
Caner
Baird
Star Theater
Leon Cole
Birthday Celebration At M Hollinger Home Near West Chester
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hatten of Belle Plain Illinois and Mr and Mrs O L Brock with children visited the M Hollinger home near West Chester to celebrate a birthday anniversary. A bountiful noon dinner and a pleasant afternoon marked the gathering with desserts noted for Vienna tomorrow including cream puffs and chocolate cream rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hatten
Belle Plain
Ill
Rs. O. L. Brock
M. Hollinger
West Chester
The
Vienna
Death of Lemuel Kincaid Veteran of Col Bell’s Regiment
Mrs. Col. D J Palmer received a message from Colonel Palmer announcing the sudden death of Lemuel Kincaid an old soldier and member of Col W B Bell's reg and veteran from Knoxville who enlisted in Company C as a boy He was wounded at Shiloh recovered lived in Knoxville later practiced law in Des Moines and attended reunions being well known to local old soldiers Col Bell calls him bright with fine presence and a successful practitioner of law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Palmer
Palmer
Lemuel Kincaid
W. B. Bell
Kincaid
Knoxville
Shiloh
Jes Moines
Bell
Japanese Dishes and Vases From 25 Cents at Snouffer
A local ad notes a sale offering Japanese dishes and vases of various descriptions starting at 25 cents. Snouffer Hughes and Co. invites shoppers to explore a range of patterns and sizes at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snouffer, Hughes & Uo
Community expresses thanks after accident involving Elmo Friend
J A Friend and family express hearty appreciation for kindness shown by the community during their recent trouble. Elmo and his father returned from Iowa City with the injured eye removed. The boy is recovering well and will wear an artificial eye in a few weeks. The family states no blame attaches to anyone. the injury was a pure accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Elmo
Iowa City
Friend
Vienna's Saturday trade offers bakery delights
Oyster patties, coffee cakes, fruit loaves, rolls, and raised doughnuts are highlighted as top choices at the Vienna for Saturday's big trade, presenting a varied bakery lineup for shoppers and diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Death of Dr G W Clutter Omaha Dentist
Word was received last night of the death of Dr G W Clutter a prominent Omaha Nebr dentist. He lived here about thirty five years studied under J D Norris and was a Civil War veteran in the Fourth Iowa cavalry. Mrs Clutter is sister of Mrs Frank Rogers Mrs J D Glasgow and Mrs J W Morton and has visited here. Ladies embroidered handkerchiefs from 10c up at Snoutfer Hughes Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clutter
Omaha
Nebr
Clutter
Frank Rogers
J. D. Glasgow
J. W. Morton
J. D. Norris
Fourth
Lowa Cavalry
Funeral of Mr Pech moved to morning service
Funeral services for the late Mr Pech will be held from the residence Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, changing from the previously published Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The update overrides last night's notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pech
Vienna Bakery Delights With Hoar Hound and Butter Scotch
A local bakery in Vienna offers old fashioned hoar hound and butter scotch treats. The shop builds on traditional recipes, attracting residents seeking nostalgic confections and a taste of bygone eras.
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Vienna
Bernstorff Sails Today for Washington Post as Ambassador
Count Johan von Bernstorff departs Hamburg aboard the Amerika bound for Washington to assume the German ambassadorship. He declines to comment on a rumored message from Emperor William to President Roosevelt inviting Roosevelt to Berlin after his European voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Amerika
Count Johan von Bernstorff
United States
Woshington
Count von Bernstorff
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Germany
Berlin
Europe
Brownsville Affair to Be Spoke By Senator Toce
Washington Dec 11 Senator Toce gave notice he would speak on the Browns ville affair next Wednesday A bill to authorize the reenlistment of officers discharged without honor by the president is a special order for that day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toce
Brownsville
Tydeman Elected Cornell Football Captain
Ithaca New York December 11 Arthur Frederick Tydeman has been elected captain of Cornell's football eleven. He succeeds the previous captain and will lead the team this season. Tydeman is regarded as a strong leader and key playmaker for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydeman
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Arthur Frederick Tydeman
Cornel
Household chores in old Cleveland Leader quip
A brief exchange in the Cleveland Leader captures a husband claiming to help his wife by lighting the morning fire, while admitting he does not carry coal because they cook with electricity. The joke contrasts traditional labor with modern conveniences.
Piles Cured by Pazo Ointment Promise
Pazo Ointment guarantees cure for itching bleeding prolapsing or blind piles within six to fourteen days or a full refund. This advertisement notes the 60 cent price and claims effectiveness across pile types.
Quieting Title Suit In Iowa District Court
In Washington County Iowa Plummer sues Waterman Townsend Town send and others to quiet title to the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 24 Township 75 North Range 9 West. The petition asserts 20 years of adverse possession and seeks foreclosure of all unknown claimants while barring any claims to the described real estate. The suit names many defendants and unknown claimants and sets a January 5 1909 deadline to appear. The judge approves publication in the local journal weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Henry Waterman
Isabella Waterman
Terry Townsend
Ae DD. Townsend
M. D. Townsend
Frederick V. A. Townsend
F. V. A. Townsend
Alonso Waterman
Eber Ward
Jessie Brown
Washington County
Iowa
Towit
Are Journal
K. BE. Willcockson
Quieting Title in Washington County Iowa Farm Notice
In District Court of Iowa Washington County January Term 1909 Hannah H Story sues multiple defendants and unknown claimants over Lot 3 and a 26 foot strip off Lot 2 Block 4 Southeast Washington addition alleging adverse possession for over twenty years and seeks to quiet title declare liens void and have title vested in plaintiff with judgment and decree against all named defendants and unknown claimants unless appearance made by January 2 1909. Attorney Magsu W Bare represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Court House
Washington
SS. W.&d. IL. Brookhart
District Court of
State of
Hannah H. Story
Nathan Baker
John Brier
Damaris Brier
Joshua Marshall
Margaret Marshall
John Young
Mary J. Young
Alfred T. Burris
Elizabeth J. Burris
David P. Sturges
Maria Sturges
Hi. Gates
Charles H. Gates
May H. Gates
M. H. Gates
Laury Ann Young
Lizzie N. Young
Jacob Dodder
Sarah Dodder
Jonathan A. Youn
Eveline F. Slaughter
Evaline F. Slaughter
S. W. Thornton
Samuel W. Thornton
Sarah A. Thornton
J. B. Slaughter
John B. Slaughter
K. F. Slaughter
Susannah
G. Stewart
M. C. Cavender
Morris C. Cavender
James Clyde
J. H. Young
W. W. Cook
J. E. Cook
W. H. Cook
Agnes J Cook
Ella E. George
Lycurgus George
L. C. Cook
W. R. Cook
Maggie J Cook
Maggie Cook
R. W. Cook
B .Y. Baldwin
J H. Kirkpatrick
Isbell
L. C. George
A. Anderson
Washington County Savings Bank
Iown
Byron
Preston
Sixth Judicial District
A. D
City Bus Line Phone Order Promptly Attended by Frank Rogers
Call up the city bus line at the given phone number and leave your orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to requests with street and number details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Edelstein land suit in Washington County Iowa
Ida M Edelstein sues to quiet title to the east half of the northwest quarter of section 24, and other parcels, in township 7 north range 7 west, Washington County Iowa. She alleges long adverse possession by herself and six owners and unknown claimants’ interests are void. cross petitions allege unpaid notes and mortgages totaling 7000 dollars against Joseph S Edelstein and Theresa Edelstein with Kerr mortgage chain. Court notices appearance due by January 1999. Breuer and Livingstonson represent petitioner and cross-petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Washington
Iowa
Ide M. Edelstein
Frank W. Edelstein
Louisa C. Edelstein
Leo J. Edelstein
Mary Edelstein
Rosa M. Edelstein
Washington County
Joseph S. Edelstein
Recorder
Joseph E. Edelstein
Theresa Edelstein
W. Fr. Kerr
Kerr
Cross
General and
Equitable Relef
District Court
Court House
City of
Washington
Ida M. Edelstein
Frank W. Edeltein
Breuer & Livingstros
Frank W. Fudelstein
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