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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1908

Page

5

The Gingerbread Man at the Star Tonight

Local page notes a film showing The Gingerbread Man at the Star tonight with promotion for a band concert and a basketball game Friday at the Commercial club. Also mentions Dr E R Jenkins traveling for business and visits by Will O Loughlin to his father.

Dr. E. R. Jenkins Wyman Will O'Loughlin Kaiona Marion O’ Loughlin Dwight Norton Dorothy Latchem Oskaloosa Miss Latchem Norton Emily Liebling Dorothy Mr. Liebling Mrs. Norton

District Court Notice in Mary M Wilson et al v Kallaus et al

In Washington County Iowa the March 1908 District Court term opens March 17. Plaintiffs Mary M Wilson and Elmer Wilson seek partition and sale of Otho Wilson estate land describing the SW quarter of the NW quarter and SW quarter of the SE quarter of Section 36, Township 77 N Range 9 W. Several heirs hold undivided shares with specific fractions. Defendants are spouses and others. notice to appear before noon next term or default and decree will be entered.

Mary M. Wilson Elmer Wilson Anna Bell Kallaus J. A. Kallaus Juda Etta Hays Geo. Hays Mattie Willson Farris J. P. Farris June Gardner Howard Gardner Edith Collumber J. Collumber Lidia Freh A. H. Freh Lizzie Wilson Frank Wilson Fae Wilson Grace Wilson W. W. Sigler Otho Wilson Lidia Frehl District Court Washington Washington County Iowa

The Well Informed Recommend Syrup of Figs and Senna

An healthful living ethos highlights the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It cites physician approval and world wide acceptance, urging buyers to purchase the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co

Noings of the People Happenings in County Communities

The column gathers short notices from various communities in the county, summarizing local events, arrivals, and quick updates across towns. It notes gatherings, small achievements, and upcoming happenings with concise items for residents.

Local visits and movements noted in Algona area

Feb 25 reports show Charlie Magnumson of Algona arriving for a visit with friends. The Rev J E Weigle leaves for Crawfordsville for special meetings. Mrs J A Peterson and daughter Ethel depart for Cedar Rapids to visit her son Arthur. John Adams hosts visitors including Dr Ortus Adams and Everett Shearer. The Rev A S Bailey returns home after assisting Keota communion services. Bert Wilson arrives from Nanton Canada to visit relatives. Will Hamil relocates from Republic Missouri to a farm once owned by Rollo Crawford. Charlie Porter attends the funeral of James Kelsey in Crawfordsville.

Charlie Magnumson Algona Iowa J. E. Weigle Crawfordsville J. A. Peterson Ethel Cedar Rapids Arthur Everett Shearer Washington Ortus Adams Colorado John Adams A. S. Bailey Keota Bert Wilson Nanton Alberta Canada Will Hamil Republic Rollo Crawford Charlie Porter James Kelsey

Family Dinner Held as Mr and Mrs A David Son Host

Feb 25 report notes Mr and Mrs A David son entertaining their family at dinner. Miss Wait Vesey of Mt Pleasant visits friends. Jasper Neiswanger travels to Washington. O Burris returns to Stronghurst. St John Neal departs for Wenatchee with his mother. Walker Allen leaves for Burlington.

A. Davidson Miss Wait Vesey Mt. Pleasant Jasper Neiswanger Washington O. Burris Stronghurst John Neal Wenatchee Wash Walker Allen Burlington

Gingerbread Man to Play Tonight at the Opera House

The Gingerbread Man arrives with a large company for a major season presentation at the opera house this evening. The show drew praise in Rock Island last night and is billed as a top attraction with no other big production soon. Miss Speer, Crawfordsville's music teacher, traveled from Columbus Junction to see the performance and braved muddy roads to reach town.

Opera House Rock Island W. D. Shearer Miss Speer Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Burlington

Triumph of the Holsteins record breaking dairy cow Johanna

A 1906 Holstein cow named Johanna owned by W. J. Gillette of Fond du Lac County Wisconsin sets multiple world records for milk and fat in one day and seven days. The article recounts lineage, body type, and the dairy breed classification of the cows in the Johanna line.

Colantha IV Johanna W. J. Gillette Fond du Lac County Wis Gillette Sean Auggie Cornucopia Pauline Johanna Rue Sr Colantha Hoard’s Dairyman

Attention Needed for Sheep Care and Breeding

A Chicago Breeder's Gazette letter argues the poorest market class is floared flocks kept on pasture with minimal care. It urges more attentive management, regular fencing and rotation, and increased breeding of registered mutton sheep in the Midwest to boost profits and supply rams for eastern rangemen.

Middle West A. Chandler Chicago

Range sheep breed trial begun in 1906 with Wyoming studies

Secretary Wilson's annual report urges a west range suitable breed yielding wool and mutton lambs, able to stand large flocks. An experiment started in fall 1906 with cooperation from the Wyoming experiment station purchase of eighty nine ewes and four rams as foundation stock.

West Wilson Wyoming

Practical dairy rations for southern farms

A practical dairy ration uses forty pounds of corn silage and twelve pounds of alfalfa or cowpea hay with two pounds of cottonseed meal. If hay is scarce, a similar mix with forty pounds corn silage, fifteen pounds sorghum or prairie hay and three and a half pounds cottonseed meal is satisfactory though pricier.

South

Ged Lady Maria Benson dies after illness and pneumonia

Maria Elizabeth Cooper Reeves Benson, widow of David Benson Sr, died at her home ten miles northwest of the city after a two week illness marked by pneumonia and heart trouble. Born March 23, 1844 in Indiana, she lived in Cedar township and left five children, two brothers, and two sisters. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 AM from her home, with burial in Richmond cemetery.

Maria E. Benson David Benson Maria Elizabeth Cooper Joseph and Rachel Rhodes Cooper Indiana Newton Bessie Benson Myrtle Benson John Cooper Grainfield Kan Joseph Cooper Chardon Anna Benson Alex Benson Ingersoll Okla Latitia Laughlin Lincoln Nebr

Mrs Catharine Said Dies After Four Weeks Illness

Mrs Catharine Said of Valley died last night from pneumonia after about four weeks of illness. Born Catharine Albright in Columbiana County Ohio on August 17 1829, she married William Said in Paris Iowa on October 23 1859. She was survived by four of seven children and eighteen grandchildren. her husband died twenty years ago. The district school and four daughters’ classes will close for three days in her honor. Interment will be at Valley cemetery after funeral at her residence.

Catharine Said Valley Keota L. 8. Hill Ayrshire Iowa William Salterberg Harry Kracaw Said

Funeral of William Nicholson at Pleasant Hill Church

The funeral of the late William Nicholson, who died Saturday at Lone Tree, was held this morning at 11 o'clock from the Pleasant Hill church. The Rev Ss. K. Coates had charge of the services. Interment followed in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

William Nicholson Lone Tree Pleasant Hill Church Ss. K. Coates Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Reception for new M. FE. members at church parlors

All members and friends are invited to a Wednesday evening reception after prayer meeting. Mrs. E. Turnipseed and her children left for St. Joe Missouri to establish a cafe at No 6 Angelique Street joining the Savoy hotel, seeking Washington visitors’ warm welcome.

M. FE. Church Washington

Conductor Davenport Walks Without Cane in Oskaloosa

In a city note residents learn that Conductor Davenport of Oskaloosa can move around his home unaided by cane or crutch.

Davenport Oskaloosa

Miller heads to Burlington for congressional meeting

A. R. Miller travels to Burlington this morning to attend a congressional committee meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Mart White depart for Wyman to attend the Armstrong Porter wedding. Mrs. Patton, Mrs. French and Mrs. Fisher leave for Crawfordsville to visit for the day.

A. R. Miller Burlington Congressional Committee Mart White Wyman

Pain Balm Relief for Rheumatism Sciatic and Lumbago

Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides quick relief from rheumatic, sciatic, lame back and deep seated muscle pains. Sold by Cook & Sherman.

Chamberlain Cook & Sherman

Kinross Visitors and Local Travel News

C W Hanley of Kinross visits his brother Atty P J Hanley for a few days. Mr and Mrs Harvey Carter travel to Noble via Brighton to visit the Joseph Zingg home for a day or two. Florence Ella Martha Porter and Carrie Rowan of Ainsworth on Foley's Honey and Tar advertisement.

C. W. Hanley Kinross Atty P. J. Hanley Harvey Carter Noble Brighton Joseph Zingg Florence Ella Martha Porter Carrie Rowan Ainsworth Wyman Armstrong-Porter

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