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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1911

Page

5

King's lecture on the almighty dollar praised in Crawfordsville

Rufus Everson King spoke at the opera house on Saturday night arguing there is no more worthy object than the search for the almighty dollar when used for home, school, church, and state. He cited fifty seven roads to success, hard work as the main route, and noted tainted money is often claimed as not mine or yours despite early life effort and the value of college education.

Crawfordsville Rufus Everson King Opera House Heinz

Tommy Mouse's Christmas Comeuppance in Bedtime Tale

Evelyn asks daddy for a Christmas story and he recalls a tale about Tommy Mouse who, despite good behavior, encounters Santa and the cat Tabby. Santa surprises the dining room, Tabby pounces, and Tommy disappears into Tabby’s stocking as a twist on holiday wishes.

Evelyn Daddy Chris Masy Tommy Mouse Mouse Santa Claus Santa Tabby Tommy Jack

Lecture on success debunking chance myth gains cheers

The talk argued that perseverance and tact surpass luck in achieving honor. It highlighted many who rose from hardship through effort and common sense, with humor interwoven to engage the audience.

Social and travel notes from Crawfordsville and Dublin

Local items report visits by Miss Jennie Williams and Mrs. T. J. Harvey of Washington. College student John Wonderly spending vacation with parents. Families including Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. Boileau and children over weekend. Emma Wagner returns to Earlham Iowa. Multiple residents and relatives travel to Washington for visits and busi ness.

John Wonderly Monmouth Mary Clark Boileau Washington J. C. Clark Emma Wagner Earlham Iowa J. H. Houston John Shaffer Marion Neal Ethel Anderson Nina Wooley Harold White Henry Wittrigg Will Wittrigg J. H. Reid John Griffith

Local notes and visits from a rural community

Miss Bell Stevenson spends time with friends in Ru bio while Roy Diggs works for W. E. Augustine this winter. Revival meetings are held at New Bethel by Rev. Thos Rowe. Community members travel for cattle and poultry trades and attend funerals and sales.

Miss Bell Stevenson Rubio Roy Diggs Va'iey W. E. Augustine Thos. Rowe New Bethel Ailsovetz Dave Augustine Johnnie Myers Madrid Iowa W. T. Stevenson Will Augustine J. B. McCaleb Brighton Johnson

Local Shoppers and Notices From Ainsworth

Ainsworth residents shopped in Washington on Saturday including Mrs. Dr. E W Spessard and family and others. Ill news arrives as Miss Opal Sturdman of Cedar Rapids is gravely ill. The Margaret Crawford house on Main Street sold at public auction for 1005 dollars to Jesse Marr.

Prairie Center Robt. Kephart C. A Will Matthews Frank Schneider Mrs. Armstrong Washington Ainsworth E. W. Spessard Wanda Lee Arlene Milburn Dr. Laird David Margaret EB. J. Richards Olive J. M. Stewart Myrtle Howard Tom W. R. Crawford Nate Crawford Grace Sands Eva Gookin Ethel Stone Geo. W. Baxter Cedar Rapids Opal Sturdman C. C. Keiper Columbus City Charles Nash Clinton Iowa Elen MecCreedy Frank Moore Harry Genevieve Bell Cotter John Morrison John Turbutt Anna Woodburn Geo. H. Williams Margaret Crawford Main Street Jesse Marr

Hog shipper tale from West Chester voyage

Mark dismisses cattle shipping while Will Hotle delivers hogs to West Chester today, tracing a curious livestock movement as a Chicago-bound Sunday leg.

Chicago Mark Will Hotle West Chester

Meridian Pile Remedy Promoted by Lemmon's Pharmacy

A brief advertisement touts Merital Pile Remedy as a quick and permanent cure for pile ailments, claiming positive relief where other treatments fail. The note is signed by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon

Ward Off Cold With Cough Remedy and Warm Foot Bath

When feet are wet and body chilled, take Chamberlains Cough Remedy and bathe feet in hot water before bed to ward off a severe cold. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon’'s

Horses Wanted at Dave Martins Livery Barn

In Washington at Dave Martins livery barn on Friday December 22 from 4 to 10 years old horses weighing 1300 pounds or more are desired. The seller will pay the highest market prices for good marketable stock in good flesh rain or shine.

Washington Dave Martin

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