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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
5
Accidents, deaths, births and marriages are reported promptly by our news gatherers. The item highlights local life events and safety incidents with brief notes from the community.
Morning worship at the county seat and a Literary society program Friday evening. J W Long moves from his farm to new property bought from David Gordon. James Stewart of near Ainsworth heads to Chicago by train yesterday. John Young of Hillsboro stays overnight with his parents and plans to take a Birmingham bank cashier post January first, formerly at Crawfordsville. Fred Rush of Ainsworth assists at J R Lease barber shop. W G Nicholaus returns from a South Dakota trip.
Arthur McDonald shipped his household goods to Ames to reside there in the future. E. R. Munro returned this morning from Chicago where he had been on business.
J T Long and daughter Opal Errington of Ruleton Kansas return from Muscatine. Miss Clara Coulter of Washington visits brother R H Coulter. Clint Taylor heads to Iowa City for surgery with Harry Taylor of Ridgeway Mo. Fred Rush leaves for Crawfordsville to aid in Jos Lease barber shop. Mrs C L James of Des Moines arrives to visit mother Mrs Jane Brumbarger. 5S W White returns from Chicago after stock shipment. visits Burlington. Funeral party from Riverside attends Mrs Chas Whitlock interment. Martin Stewart a business visitor in Crawfordsville. Beulah Easter returns from Des Moines. Mrs G M Welch visits mother Mrs M J Henderson in Washington. Mr and Mrs H J Sands attend Sands Donaldson wedding at Washington. J M Stewart Jr drives cattle to Chicago markets from Crawfordsville.
J H Cook is in Chicago on business this week. John Slane is transacting business in Washington today. James Baird of Washington is a business visitor in the city today. William Arthaud arrived from Winfield this morning. H D Cherryholmes was a passenger
Rev J N Carnine hosts Rev Morgan of Birmingham at Bethel church. Howard Benn to ship two hog cars to Ottumwa Wednesday. Jess Marr shipped two hog cars to Burlington Tuesday. Geo Ebner delivered 105 hogs to Benn for shipment Wednesday. Sunday School gears up for Friday night Dec 23 entertainment. Ladies Aid bazaar and oyster supper Saturday Dec 17 with 25 trimmed hats at 1.00 at Miss Lewis.
In Manistee County Michigan Constine Winkkala a 2 year old boy was killed by being strangled by his mother a Finnish immigrant The husband found the body and is described as grief stricken Federal authorities report the other item Peoria Illinois identifies Colonel Brockway as one of two bank robbers from the Peoria National Bank case recently released from prison for horse stealing.
Four masked bandits attempt to rob a Spokane flyer near Portland Oregon. Bert Vetter is shot in the side but returns fire, possibly wounding one bandit, as the hold up is abandoned and the attackers escape. In other items, court affirms post office conspiracy sentences in West Virginia, ex mayor Ames faces a hung jury in Minnesota, and skating champ Johnny Nelson shifts to auto speed.
Berkeley scientists report a vast crack or chasm on the moon’s crust extending about eighty miles through the lunar valley observed by an eminent astronomer with a 36 inch telescope. The feature, seen under specific illumination and atmospheric conditions, may represent a dry river bed or a fracture in the moon’s surface.
Forecast forecasts cloudy conditions across Filinais Indiana and Lower Michigan with colder temps in the east and northeast winds. Wisconsin shows generally fair skies with slowly rising temperatures and variable winds. Partly cloudy in western areas with possible snow flurries and easterly winds as temperatures rise.
Chicago and East Buffalo livestock market notes show hog receipts of about 27 000 with prices from 3 70 to 4 60 per cwt and cattle receipts near 8 000 with steers quoted 5 75 to 7 60 while yearlings and cows range and veal calves at various levels. Sheep and lamb values span several grades with export wethers at 4 75 to 5 25 and best lambs around 6 60 to 7 75 per cwt.
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