January 1909 Sun Page Fragment
Fragment shows a partial calendar or page from January 1909 with numbered days and a note about 3 cents. The readable digits suggest a newspaper page snippet likely detailing dates or a price listing.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
5
Fragment shows a partial calendar or page from January 1909 with numbered days and a note about 3 cents. The readable digits suggest a newspaper page snippet likely detailing dates or a price listing.
The Vienna announces Uncle Rube presented by the Jackson Township Dramatic Co for Saturday evening with a big New Year push at the Vienna. Mrs J M Bratten and Elsie depart for Vinton Iowa. Rube show tickets go on sale and prices are listed.
A 19th century pharmacy ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures la grippe coughs that may lead to pneumonia overnight. It warns of inflamed chest and dangerous conditions if untreated and urges readers to seek Foley's Honey and Tar at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Star Theater screens The Actor's Child and The Pardon along with A Strong Gale and musical selections including When Mammy Rock Her Little Pickaninny to Sleep and Spooning with Your Lady Love for a varied bill.
Mrs Rebecca Black returns home to Des Moines from a visit with aunt Mrs Rebecca Prouditt. The United Presbyterians dinner is held at the church. Pat Mulchy marries Lola Anderson in Iowa City. Grand View pupils host Christmas gathering. Anna Ossman learns dressmaking. a box supper at Gray school raises funds for Eureka M E church. The Philadelphia School of Nurses offers free scholarships to women nationwide with two year program and home study options.
John Rupp returns from California while Frank Lape comes from Rubio. Miss Mary Freding arrives from Keota to spend New Year at home. Bert Ward and sister Leona head to Ollie for a few days. W L Rosenberger of Riverside attends to business. Mrs Kensler departs to Rubio and stays until Sunday. George Dempsey arrives from Davenport to visit relatives. Mrs O Handlen and three children travel to Rubio returning tomorrow. Mr and Mrs B Matthews depart for Packwood for a few days. A wedding thank you note is directed to Mrs Ed Kiburz. Glenn Abdill of Abingdon is visiting relatives. Geo and Peter Hubb travel to Keota after overnight at Don Norton home. Mr and Mrs D M Gray go to West Chester for a day. D R Munro of West Chester arrives from Princeton and departs home. S L Cherry of Nira leaves for Keota after visiting local families.
Clyde Fishburn returned this morning from Burlington marking a light start to the year.
Corsican Benedetti fired several shots at the office window of Premier Clemenceau in Paris. The premier had a narrow escape as two bullets struck near him. Benedetti surrendered after claiming he was denied approval to launch a lottery scheme.
Wilbur Wright wins the Michelin cup worth $5,000 at Le Mans France after remaining aloft for over two hours setting a new record. He chose to descend after achieving the prize goal.
Theodore B. Burton will be the new Ohio senator after a sudden end to a long fight. Charles Taft withdrew, followed by Foraker and other minor candidates, leaving Burton as the sole candidate and the likely victor for the 1911 term.
Rome reports the Vatican officially denied Bishop Dennis O'Connell of Washington's appointment as coadjutor bishop of San Francisco.
Official forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in Illinois and Indiana. Lower Michigan expected to see possible snow flurries. Iowa likely to see snow. Wisconsin expected to be generally fair.
Chicago listings show winter and spring wheat prices by sample, corn and oats ranges, and live stock quotes for hogs cattle and sheep with varying receipts. East Buffalo figures list cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices and receipts from Dunning Stevens, noting market steadiness.
William Roscoe Maxwell born December 27 1872 Crawfordsville grew up in Washington County and lived all his life in the city. He died last night at 9 15 at his mother's home after a lingering illness dating from 1893. He leaves a wife Laura a daughter Mary and siblings Mrs W A Cook Esther Maxwell and Richard Maxwell. Funeral Saturday at 11 from 727 East Second Street with Rev W O Fisher officiating. interment Elm Grove cemetery.
Tickets for Uncle Rube the melodrama by the Jackson Township Dramatic Co. were placed on sale this morning and are selling well. The young players perform a funny and interesting show, and residents are urged to attend tomorrow evening.
Mrs Eliza Meek aged ninety one, living with daughter Mrs L J Cherry, fell yesterday morning and broke her hip. The injury caused much suffering yesterday, but she is resting easier today.
Mrs W Addick and her son Joseph of Macomb Illinois are guests at the George Johnson home, arriving Wednesday evening from their home. Uncle Rube is billed for the Opera house tomorrow evening. A good play by a good company.
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