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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

4

Horse Elevator Shows Efficient Ice Lifting Device

A Rural New Yorker description outlines a horse operated icehouse elevator using two upright posts with grooved tracks, pulleys and a trip mechanism. The design lets a horse lift blocks by a rope system while trips hold position, enabling simple, one day construction with basic blacksmith work. The article also describes cucumber propagation methods including direct seeding in benches, seedling pots, and pine cup methods for forcing under controlled conditions.

New Yorker Denver

Thinning Apple Trees for Better Yields in Connecticut

Professor Gully notes thinning yields large fruit, with 3 000 apples from one tree in Connecticut and 7 000 in fall harvests. He advises tall trees are bad, recommends closer planting, removal of unsuitable trees, and starting in nursery rows five feet apart.

Connecticut Professor Gully University Farm

Edith scolds her doll in motherly temper

A child’s play scene shows Edith telling her doll not to answer back and to remember she is the mother. The line conveys a stern, affectionate dynamic as Edith declares authority in a domestic moment.

Edith

Thaw witness testifies in dangerous White case in court

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw described how White ruined her life in 1901 when she was sixteen. Thaw sobbed as the sensational testimony brought tense silence and tears from women in the courtroom while Mrs. Thaw struggled to regain composure.

New York The Evening Journal Evelyn Nesbit Thaw White Paris

New Bank Opens Its Doors in Shellrock Iowa

The Farmers' State bank with $25,000 capital opened for business in Shellrock Iowa with M. F. Green, former county treasurer, as cashier. The new cement block building measuring 22 by 70 feet and two stories was completed on the outside this fall and winter and now houses the bank operations.

Shellrock Iowa Farmers’ State Bank Capital M. F. Green

Two Basketball Exhibitions at Commercial Club Gym

Friday evening features two basketball exhibitions at the Commercial club gym. Fans will see local players attempt to make up for lost fun due to heavy rains and prior snow disruptions.

Commercial Club

Epidemic Sweeps Town Amid Harsh Weather

A large number of residents suffer from lagrippe and pneumonia as irregular weather spreads illness through the community. Hospitals report rising cases and limited staff amid the outbreak.

Shafter’s Brutal Take on Fat Soldiers

The text recounts General Shafter’s harsh views on overweight soldiers. He derides fat men as unfit for soldiering and boasts a personal history of tipping the beam at over 200 pounds, admitting a fondness for dramatic, inflammatory phrasing.

Shafter

Wall Street Leader Dines With Waldorf Group

A famed Wall Street operator known for his bold success is a Waldorf regular who often meets at Mr Boldt’s hotel after the market. He recently attended a dinner where his companion, unfamiliar with Wall Street, steered conversation toward literature with Balzac, but he dismissed curb stocks.

Wall Street Waldorf

Vienna cafe dynamic menu and local visits

An itemized local column notes Ange restaurant offerings at the Vienna with mentions of Raymond Benn enjoying Vienna rolls and horns for supper. Other brief community updates include C. Rice taking charge of trimming at Hervey Bell carriage factory and Irve Ferguson visiting family in Champaign Illinois.

Raymond Benn Titus Vienna C. Rice Hervey Bell Carriage Factory Irve Ferguson Champaign W. ©. Ferguson South Marion Avenue W. F. Wood Washington Muscatine Rev. S. K. Coates John Waymack

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