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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1908

Page

6

United States League Holds Sixtieth Meeting in New Orleans

The sixteenth annual meeting of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations opened in New Orleans with several hundred delegates. Mayor Behrman welcomed attendees as W. G. Weeks, the league president, and Secretary H. F. Callarius reported asset growth of about 55 million dollars in 1907, totaling 728 million in savings, with members mainly wage earners using loans to build homes.

New Orleans United States League of Local Building and Loan Association Behrman W. G. Weeks League H. F. Callarius Cincinnati Building and Loan Associations United States

Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington report

Partly cloudy with possible snow flurries in the western portion tonight or Sunday. The forecast, issued from Washington D C, covers Iowa for today and tomorrow.

Washington, D.C the Evening Journal Iowa

Letter from W B Slaughter on Panhandle farming prospects

W B Slaughter writes from Dallas County Texas praising Panhandle lands for crops and alfalfa. He details yields from 1904 1905 and envisions 80 160 acre farms replacing hog ranching with Campbell system trials near Dalhart. He urges regional settlers and notes Dalhart as the hub for a company landholdings.

Dallas County Texas Panhandle United States Dalhart

Legislative mill speeds bills through Congress in era

Rep Lowering of Massachusetts proposes higher pay and pensions for life saving service members detailing stricter exams and posthumous allowances. A Texas bill targets false wireless messages and interference. Senate adopts batch pension handling and faster printing reforms. A New Yorker Olcott opposes Jim Crow car plans amid race politics in Dixieland. Moving picture displays debut at the post office to illustrate mail operations. Cannon tricks Mann by chairing a bill to provoke laughter.

Charles W. Arthur Washington Massachusetts Life Saving Service United States Marine Hospital Service Senate Congress White House House Jacob van Vechten Olcott New York City Olcott Dixieland New Yorker Postoffice Department Speaker Cannon Congressman Mann Chicago Windy City

Taxation raise for Mrs. Eddy property debated in Concord

In Concord New Hampshire on February 29 the board of assessors discussed taxing the property of Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder of the Christian Science church City Solicitor Cook said the board may increase her 1907 assessment though he would not commit on taxing property not listed before 1907.

Concord N. H Mary Baker- Glover-Eddy Christian Science Church Cook

King Victor Congratulates Bont on Excavations

Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel visited the Forum to inspect new excavations led by Giacomo Bont. He praised the Temple of Jupiter Stater remains near the Arch of Titus and Foundation of Romulus tradition, and congratulated Signor Boni on the discoveries.

Victor Bont Rome Victor Emmanuel Giacomo Bont Jupiter Titus Romulus Signor Boni

Miners Escape After Firedamp Explosion at Rosita Mine

An explosion in No 3 shaft of the Rosita mine at Musquiz Sabinas Coahuila Mexico on February 29 threatened mass fatalities but relief parties quickly brought all miners to the surface unharmed and safe.

Weather forecast for four states up to 8 PM

The forecast covers Illinois Indiana lower Michigan and Wisconsin with partly cloudy and threatening conditions. Iowa is likely to snow, signaling a wintry mix and possible travel disruption.

Illinois Indiana Lower Michigan Wisconsin Iowa

Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo

Quotations for Wheat Corn Oats and other staples listed with May July Sept contracts. Cash wheat and corn by sample given with prices. Hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices reported. East Buffalo live stock quotes show cattle hogs sheep and calves with current price ranges.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Ady Ams Illinois Indiana Wisconsin East Buffalo N. C Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission N. Y

Aurora Academy entertains with a lively country school

The Aurora Literary society staged a country school entertainment last Thursday, drawing about fifteen dollars in receipts. Marsh Bailey spoke on Land Titles, while Miss Winifred Meyer returned to class. Several teachers and students were noted for newsworthy changes and upcoming lectures.

Aurora Literary Society Marsh Bailey Mr. Silberman Academy Aurora Eva Crone Lou Matthews Bessie Denison Bertha Shaffer Clara Wallace Howard Beenblossom Minnie Jackson Mela Shalla Merle Eckles Floy Elwell Hattie McConnell Silla Meek Carl Guthrie Glen Sands Sam Witting Robert Thomas Lorin McFarland John Thompson Effie Leeper Maybelle Johnson Grace Squire Nellie Smith Winifred Meyer Margaret Meyer Keota

No one immune from kidney troubles ad for Foley's Kidney Cure

An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Foley Lemmon

Election notice for Washington Independent School District

Notice of school election from Washington Iowa. Annual meeting of electors at Freeman's hall on Monday March 9 1908 from 1 to 6 pm to elect a treasurer for two years and two directors for three years. J W Morton secretary.

Independent Washington Iowa Freeman's Hall J. W. Morton

Local Visitors and Travels Circle Ainsworth City

City residents and visitors from Cedar Rapids Birmingham Champaign and Fairfield are noted in today’s list of social and travel updates. Names include G G Ebner M C Slocum Rev J J Gardenier Ora Henderson Irvin Ferguson James O Loughlin Sadie Shulty Jessie and Hazel Manatrey with trips to Ainsworth Davenport Burlington and Iowa City. Also an ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for digestion and clear skin with Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhiny Drug Co.

G. G. Ebner Ainsworth M. C. Slocum Cedar Rapids J. J. Gardenier Birmingham Ora Henderson Asa Jeffrey Thusa Allen Mary Louise Sawhill Davenport Irvin Ferguson Champaign Ill W. C. Ferguson Walter Lodders Burlington Iowa City Sadie Shulty Leazer Washington Lexington Jessie Hazel Manatrey Fairfield Hollister Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co

Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Travel Note

An ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy preventing pneumonia and strengthening lungs. It warns to refuse substitutes and notes Miss Elizabeth Carroll traveled through the city from Fairfield to Davenport last evening.

Lemmon’s Pharmacy Elizabeth Carroll Fairfield Davenport

Local residents make short trips for visits and business

D M Denison left yesterday morning for the northern part of the state on business. Miss Marguerite McGugin departed yesterday for Keota to spend a day or two with Miss Maud Erdice. David Gordon returned to Crawfordsville last evening after visiting his daughter Mrs. Ed McFarland.

D.M. Denison Marguerite McGugin Keota Maud Erdice David Gordon Crawfordsville Ed McFarland

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. W. Chase A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo J. E. Lemmon W. B. Slaughter The First National Bank Dalhart, Texas McCartney Crail's Casey’s Pirst Bera Legislative Mill Sheppard Houses Government Printing Office Chicago Grain F Academy Wates James O’ Loughlin West Chester Windsor Japan Ceee CG. G. Starr Barden Harness Company Washington Brick and Tile CO Washington National Bank Washington, Iowa
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