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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1909

Page

4

Paying Honor to Father George Washington Day Observances Across States

Washington's birthday is a legal holiday in most states, with Mississippi the exception. Taft spoke at the University of Pennsylvania, Fort addressed the Union League Club in Chicago, and Hughes spoke at George Washington University in Washington.

Lincoln George Washington Washington Mississippi Elect Taft University of Pennsylvania Governor Fort New Jersey Union League Club of Chicago Governor Hughes New York George Washington University National Capital

Taft Attends Washington's Birthday Events in Philadelphia

President Elect Taft visits the University of Pennsylvania on Washington's birthday. He delivers the university day oration at the Academy of Music and attends the alumni dinner. A Franklin walking stick is gifted to the university. Taft plans to leave for New York tomorrow.

Philadelphia Washington Taft University of Pennsylvania Academy of Music University Benjamin Franklin Lafayette Philadelphia City Cavalry Pennsylvania University New York Unitarian Church Bryn Mawr Helen Roosevelt McKinley Joseph H. Choate

Hughes Delivers Address at George Washington University

Governor Hughes of New York spoke to a large crowd at George Washington University during the national holiday observance of George Washington's birthday. The winter convocation drew many admirers and a reception was planned after his address.

George Washington University Hughes Washington District of Columbia Governor Hughes New York

Fort Speaks in Chicago at Washington Birthday Event

Governor Fort of New Jersey delivered the principal address at Chicago’s first mass meeting for Washington’s birthday. Other speakers included William Dudley Foulke, Hamilton College President Stryker, and Georgia’s Hon. Joseph Willett as part of the day’s public gatherings and the Union League club banquet.

Washington Chicago Union League Club Governor Fort New Jersey William Dudley Foulke Indiana Stryker Hamilton College Joseph Willett Georgia South

Bryan's Explanation for Slow Democracy Progress

In Denver the orator W. J. Bryan told the Colorado legislature that democracy advances slowly because within the Democratic ranks there are apostates and we cannot read into men’s hearts to know who will remain faithful.

Denver Colorado W. J. Bryan

Sabbath-Observance Official Fined for Sunday Work

Pittsburg Feb 22 John G Ward an official of the Sabbath-Observance association of Uniontown Pa was found guilty of working on Sunday and fined 4 plus costs Ward gathers evidence for the organization He will appeal

Blue Law Pittsburg John G. Ward Sabbath-Observance Association of Uniontown Ward

Midwinter Degrees Granted at State University Convocation

Iowa City reports the midwinter convocation of the State University in the Natural Science auditorium. Senator Proudfoot and Representative Roe gave addresses as faculty in academic garb conferred degrees to a limited list including Irma Garlock Jennie McCall Ilda Leydig Philip Macbride Cora Smith L D Mitchell L L Tripp A W Adams W A Lewis and L R McGreevy with the ceremony to relieve June rushes.

Iowa City Iowa The State University Natural Science A. V. Proudfoot L. M. Roe Liberal Arts Irma Garlock Ft. Dodge Jennie M. McCall Cedar Falls Ilda Leydig Philip Macbride Cora A. Smith Sioux City Law L. D. Mitchell Oklahoma City Okla L. L. Tripp Washington A. W. Adams Eldora W. A. Lewis Corning L. R. McGreevy Leland

Fox and Dewey Offer 90 Oxford Styles in Window Display

Improperly fitted feet led to a blood poison. The ad urges readers not to risk illness and to visit Fox and Dewey for a wide selection of oxfords and shoes. Styles and prices are highlighted to attract customers.

Fox & Dewey

Wooltex Spring Dresses Jackets and Suits Display

Local notices report Wooltex showing of new spring dresses jackets and suits with a Tuesday display. Community updates note visits and travel including Gib Bailey in Kalona Wm Weber at Iowa City and Chas Pfeiffer returning to Keota. James B Palmer injured relative and party from Duncombe shipped a carload of horses to Chicago and left Saturday for the city.

Chas. Pfeiffer Keota Rev A.S Smith Davis County Iowa Lee Hammett Lincoln, Lr Wm. Teal Duncombe Chicago

Better Rural Depots for Farmers in Upstate NY

Four railroads begin building modern stations at Sandy Hill Collins North Germantown and Kortright to replace leaky sheds and shanties. Governor Hughes public service commission approved plans after farm district representatives urged relief, citing crowded old facilities and no platforms for milk and produce shipments.

Albany N. Y Washington Erie Columbia Delaware Sandy Hill Collins North Germantown Kortright Hughes Public Service Empire State Catskill Mountains

Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cure

An advertisement promises a single day cure for a cold using Laxative BromO Quinine tablets. It states druggists will refund the money if it fails and notes E. W. Grovher’s signature on each box. Price 265c.

E. W. Grovher

Pin Championship Match Is On Tonight

New York and Cleveland bowlers begin a home and home series at Grand Central alleys in Brooklyn with Jimmy Smith facing Louis Franz. Thirty games total, 15 tonight and 15 in Cleveland March 12, for 500 dollars per side plus gate receipts. Franz seeks to prove he is America’s best bowler amid Cleveland confidence.

New York Cleveland Grand Central Brooklyn Jimmy Smith Louis Franz Ohio City Franz Charley Gilbert Will Flenner Gus Steele Chicago America Smith Metropolis

Local Residents Arrive and Visit in Fairfield

Clyde Warner returns from a brief city visit. Miss Gertrude Schnoebelen of Riverside visits Miss Rose Sampson. Miss May Kiesey of Winfield was an over Sunday caller in Washington. Mrs Marsena Mowery of Verdi visited over Sunday. Miss Irene Irwin of Verdi after an over Sunday visit heads home. Mr and Mrs Lee Hanna of West Chester return home after an over Sunday stay. Mr and Mrs Albert Peterson and children depart for Galesburg to visit before going to Saskatchewan.

Gertrude Schnoebelen Riverside Rose Sampson May Kiesey Winfield Washington Marsena Mowery Verdi Irene Irwin Lee Hanna West Chester Albert Peterson Clark Leanna Christine Galesburg Govan Saskatchewan

Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised Cure Claim

The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as clearing air passages stopping throat irritation soothing inflamed membranes and ending a stubborn cough. It claims sore lungs are healed and the cold expelled from the system with a directive to refuse non genuine yellow package from Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley

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