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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1904
Page
5
The city’s borrowing capacity sits near 95 000 000 as of December 10 with a debt rise of 178 751 681 since consolidation. Tax arrears total about 64 000 000, with only about half collectible. In Chicago, Mrs J Ogden Armour and daughter Lolita travel from Europe after treatment by Dr Lorenz restores the child’s health.
The Brazilian senate approved a final reading of a government bill authorizing the construction of twenty eight war vessels, marking a decisive step for the navy program. The proposal outlines funding and timelines for the new ships.
Dec 12 notes list Miss Eva Easter returning from Burlington and visits by Alice Stephens Martha Walker with W S Ayres in Washington. The group S B Sand W E Acheson and W C White attended a Columbus Junction horse sale. Mr and Mrs L B Cocklion visited relatives in Washington.
Mrs Charles Whitlock, 27, died at the Steele home after a long bout with consumption. Maiden name Nanna Green she was daughter of William and Green and widow of Charles Whitlock who died three years ago. She leaves two children and had lived locally with sister Mrs Steele. Funeral plans not yet set. Also noted is the funeral of former comrade Charles N Stewart from West Washington Street at 2 30 p m tomorrow with no ritual or fines, per his request, and several local visitors and residents named in brief notes.
Dec 12 notes from Creston to Ainsworth and West Chester document visits, illnesses, sermons, and local business. Notables include Mrs M E Harkness and Rev Bailey, with changes at rural routes 1 and 2, and licenses issued to Charles Parcell and Ora Atkins.
An early 20th century guide advises gradual introduction of new corn for turkeys, balanced rations with wheat and corn, and ample grit and fresh water. In cold weather a slanted-roof house with front ventilator and rear door aids movement. Chestnuts and corn during final market weeks raise quality but cost more. higher prices depend on top grades.
Dr. A Ward of California spoke to fellow veterinarians distinguishing roup from human diphtheria and endorsing cheap remedies like kerosene and iodine. An outbreak saw 61 percent cure after three kerosene treatments. quarantine and disinfection advised. Separately farm hands reportedly earn more than city factory workers, with average wages around 14 dollars a month including board, per J J Linsley of New Haven.
A discussion notes a yellow skin tint is important but not conclusively proven. Breeders believe an orange circle around the eye signals cows that yield much butter of high quality and flavor, though the foundation for this claim is not satisfactorily determined.
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