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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1904
Page
5
A compact notice page reports accidents deaths births and marriages as gathered by our staff, listing local events in brief summaries for the week.
Mrs Clarke Eckerman and children spent Christmas with relatives in Washington. Rickey guests in Columbus Junction. Grifiths visit in Washington. Ross and baby visit Winfield home. Primary department party at Cocklin home. Dillon and Anderson visit near West Chester. David Gordon travels to Wyman. Rev. K H Thompson preached in Keota. Funeral for Mrs John Williams tomorrow in Ainsworth. Mrs G F Niblick visits Monmouth. Wyman Christmas entertainment draws crowded, gifts include a fur coat for Rev Lloyd Tennant. Presbyterian meetings to close next Wednesday.
Dec 26 Alma Sharp of Keota arrives to spend holidays with Spalding and Funston families. J M Stewart Jr visits Letts on business. Dr D F Martin and wife arrive for a visit with her father Jess Marr. Mabel Ross returns from Vinton for a home visit. Mary Brockway travels to Washington to visit John Smeltzer. Mrs Lillie Simpkins returns home after visiting her mother Mrs Mc Caleb.
Mr and Mrs Will Freeland of Wapsito arrived Sunday to visit her mother Mrs D F Baird. A I D Peterson spent yesterday with friends in Washington. Mrs E H House and Lilian Olds were business visitors in Iowa City Saturday. Chas Baird returned to work in Waterloo Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph McFarland of Washington spent yesterday at Arthur Mc Farland's home.
A frightened horse barreled through the street with occupants dumped, part of a string of accidents. The ad urges Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns cuts and sores and notes it is sold at Stewart’s Pharmacy with the 2h5c price.
The Michigan Supreme Court rules that without specified maximum or minimum terms a circuit judge cannot fix a sentence. Ohio prisoner Joseph J. Levo, a life term inmate, received a Christmas pardon after twelve years for killing a woman who jilted him. In Terre Haute a saloon quarrel ends with a bartender fatally shot. Albert Bennett is arrested.
Dorothy Faust, a white standout, is hailed as a superb keeper and possibly a sport from Bonnaffon. Rockford, a yellow incurved type by Mrs Henry Robinson-Colonel D Appleton, scores highly and suits commercial use, thriving at about three and a half feet after June planting. Dr Englehart, a pink classic set to rival Appleton and Eaton in color, completes the lineup.
A guide notes tomatoes grown under glass ripen in forty five to fifty days. The fruit is described as a popular vegetable widely grown as a market crop and favored for canning, more than any other vegetable.
Mer A Beal notes that forcing experiments with standard varieties show frost damage to outer crops. Florida fruit arrives February, seed sown by July 20, bench by October. Illinois trials yield data on Combination Lorillard Best of All Eclipse and midwinter spring crops with varying yields. Bench management, plant training, and temperature control key to early maturity and high yield.
F W Rane of New Hampshire notes a spring soil break and early planting of dwarf peas or bush beans at the state experiment station. Hitchines mulching method may aid New England orchards. an example orchard with about 10 000 trees is cited. Watches first became fashionable in 1477 at Nuremberg and were called Norimberg eggs due to their shape. Around 1620 watches began to take on the modern shape.
Oilmeal, the residues from oilseed processing, is valued for protein and animal nutrition. Old and new processes yield cakes or ground meal with variable purity, best used as part of a balanced ration. Professor Mum notes oilmeal boosts finishing steer growth when fed sparingly with corn and oats.
A Texas Farm and Ranch correspondent argues that the large type hogs, with length breadth and depth, grow faster from birth to market and use feed efficiently. They claim big framed hogs produce higher profits than short thick ones, though both types can be profitable. The hogs can be fed longer if desired and are eager eaters.
A stalled horse pines for hours before a blank wall, prompting concerns it may turn to drink or self harm. The text notes humans form bonds with animals or living things like a cat or boat for solace as described by Partners Advocate.
A shepherd who loves his flock finds more pleasure in the warmth of the sheep barn than in the kitchen stove. The tale contrasts simple rural life with domestic comforts and highlights contentment found in animals and pasture.
F M Joslin tells South Dakota sheepmen that proper winter feeding and care keeps ewes in good shape and ensures lamb ownership. He notes freedom from crowding, adequate litter, and water for winter thrift, while warning against ram abortions and revealing teeth-age in fed sheep.
A major fire in Sioux City devastated blocks downtown destroying banks, block fronts, and wholesale grocers. The blaze caused extensive property damage with insured losses estimated around four and a half million dollars and many businesses displaced. Kenohah Brockway reportedly survived a fall from the Massachusetts building by snagging a telephone wire.
Greenfield Massachusetts December 26 Ten thousand dollars awaits any town that adopts the name Cushman after the death in Salem of Anna Cushman widow of former Lieutenant Governor Henry W Cushman. The trust would go to Bernardstown if it takes the Cushman name. If Bernardstown declines any Massachusetts town over 1000 may claim the money under the same conditions. If not claimed within five years the offer opens to any town with over 1000 residents in the United States.
Miss Eva D Gray daughter of J H Gray Lamartine wins a $2000 verdict in Walworth County circuit court against Dr W H Galland of Lake Geneva New York. The same report notes the Hamburg American line steamer Patricia arriving with 1 cabin and 2435 steerage passengers many from Russia fleeing conscription.
Lebanon Valley College in Annville suffered total destruction of its main building by a fire. The blaze origin is unknown, with a loss of 70000 dollars and insurance coverage of 50000 dollars.
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