Farmers institute draws huge crowds with standing room
Yesterday's meetings attracted large audiences with standing room at a premium as speakers addressed farmers and local residents amid enthusiastic turnout across the institute events.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
8
Yesterday's meetings attracted large audiences with standing room at a premium as speakers addressed farmers and local residents amid enthusiastic turnout across the institute events.
A large audience attended the Farmers Institute session with M. W. Bailey delivering a keynote on Secretary Wilson at the State Fair. Awards announced included prizes for best bread, butter, cakes, and flour delivered by local merchants and organizations, with extensive prize lists and a boys' corn judging contest won by Spencer Reed.
While living in London Voltaire faced a hostile crowd that mobbed him for being French. He stood on a stone and addressed the mob declaring his unhappiness at not being born among the English. The crowd lifted him onto their shoulders and carried him to his lodging.
A burly husband shouts he can read his wife like a book but she retorts he cannot shut her up. She then delivers a witty line about speaking volumes in a London Fun moment.
The Rev. 8. K. Coates departed this morning for Hedrick to conduct services tomorrow. Mrs. O. M. O'handren and the children left Rubio this morning and will remain over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Wells left last evening for Cranston to visit over Sunday. Miss Laura Foster, after three weeks in the city, departed last evening for her home at Haskins.
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