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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1902

Page

4

Curious Duck Snare and Feathers on Parade

Odd tale describes a duck catching contraption using a flexible stick and a double pointed needle baited with grains to snare a duck mid flight. The piece recalls Cape Cod waders baiting lines with cod chunks and, in ancient times, a peacock on the Christmas table, gilded and stuffed. Mrs Ralph Coffman and Miss Verne Ashby visit Centerville. Reverend Parker to lead Wednesday prayer at First Presbyterian with focus on prayer. Homeseekers' excursion tickets offered January and February 1902 by Iowa Central to multiple western and southern states with return limits and through service, Geo Batry, G P T A.

Mr. Duck Cape Cod Iowa Central Iowa Minnesota Montana Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Geo BaTtry Marshalltown Lowa

Glendale Short Line organized at Glendale School House

Farmers north east of the city formed a mutual telephone company at Glendale school last night. Twenty joined to create the Glendale Short Line with offices at Temple pharmacy. Officers named: J. S. Wilson president, Wm. Galloway secretary, Chas. Juzeler treasurer, and directors D. Palmer, A. Snider, John Shenefelt. A committee in the city is purchasing poles and wire today.

Glendale Mutual Telephone Company Glendale Short Line Temple Pharmacy J. 8. Wilson Wm. Galloway Chas. Juzeler Palmer A. Snider John Shenefelt

Infant of J D and Mrs Dayton Dies in Keota

West Chester February 18 an infant child of Mr and Mrs J D Dayton died this morning after illness since Sunday with pneumonia Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock with burial in Keota cemetery

West Chester J.D. Dayton Keota Cemetery

Rock Island to upgrade rails and bridge near Iowa towns

The Rock Island Line plans heavy steel rail upgrades this summer on the southwest division and will raise the Skunk River bridge by about seven feet to improve heavy locomotive traffic. Local stops note community visits and events ahead of the changes.

Rock Island Skunk River

Republicans Renominate Holiday in Fifth District

In Green Castle Lod February 18 the Republicana renominated Congressman FS Holiday over James S. Barcus. The item includes stray literary remarks on Wordsworth with quotes about Southey and Harold.

E. 8. Holiday Green Castle Lod The Republicana Fifth Congressional District FS Holiday James S. Barcus

Little Girl Describes Watery Eyes in Neighbor’s Horse

A visiting girl compares a horse to her papa’s horse, noting watery eyes and a drooping head. She recalls that her father tied and sold his horse last summer, startling the neighbor with a child’s innocent explanation.

Era Debate Sparks Name Change Question

A quoted editorial from the St. Louis Republic argues against wives taking husbands' names and advocates for men retaining a claim to their own names, framing it as fairness in marriage. The old bachelor tone suggests men deserve a personal surname as a measure of ownership.

St. Louis Republic

Lincoln’s Birthday Keeps Markets Quiet on All Exchanges

The Markets in Chicago report a holiday trading day with all exchanges closed for Lincoln’s birthday and quotes unavailable.

Chicago Lincoln

Exchange Sparks Thought on Experience and Youth

A pithy exchange questions whether experience teaches while noting that by the time lessons arrive, youth has already passed. The remark contrasts the adage that experience is a great teacher with the idea that aging limits new learning.

Kowter Windom Munn & Co Scientific American All Newsceasers Munn &C New York F St Washington

Bus Line-Call Up at No 1 Hotel Allen

City orders to call up at No 1 Hotel Allen and leave instructions will be promptly attended to by Frank Rogers.

City Hotel Allen Frank Rogers

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