Threatening Snow Tonight and Warmer Then Colder Thursday
A weather forecast warns of threatening snow tonight with warmer temperatures. The east portion may see snow on Thursday as conditions turn colder across the region.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
3
A weather forecast warns of threatening snow tonight with warmer temperatures. The east portion may see snow on Thursday as conditions turn colder across the region.
Mrs L M McFarland has received a letter from her son M KE McFarland in Calbayog Samar Island Philippines. He is in business, plans to stay until he makes a pile, has bought land and grows corn and hemp, and expects to double his money this year. He notes stamps mailed from the islands must bear Philippine Islands instead of regular U S stamps.
Long list of local visits, bakery offerings at Johnsons, and social updates including travels of Echlin family, Mr and Mrs Conger, and Mrs Hull. Public service notices on worship and a remedy advertisement for Vinol. Rabies investigation among hogs near Perry reported by state officials with animal deaths and ongoing surveillance.
A short note lists new silk shirt waist suits and cravenette fabric from Rohtschild and Co. indicating a fashion update or shipment, with no additional details on prices or quantities.
I Rothschild & Co reports latest fashion items including turnover lace collars ruchings and Buster Brown collars on silk and linen in all colors for the season.
A California rumor claimed importation of trained monkeys to pick prunes, muzzled to avoid eating. A New York map posed if such imports violate contract labor laws. Commissioner Sargent in Washington is fielding letters on the issue as it stirs debate.
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