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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

2

The Fair and Vienna Bakery News and Visits

Readable items show The Fair promoting 1910 campaigns and Vienna bakery offerings as crowds visit for new goods. Local residents including Miss Lena Maxwell and Miss Maude Moreland travel, while tradesmen such as Shary and Shary’s colonizing venture report trips and sales.

Delagrange Aviator's Daring Career and Fatal End

French aviator Leon Delagrange, once famed for speed and distance records, died when his monoplane broke up over Bordeaux. His career featured multiple crashes, spectacular exhibitions, and honors from the Legion of Honor, the Academy of Sciences, and the Aviation Club of France.

Leon Delagrange Bordeaux France Delagrange Bagatelle Issy Farman Armegaud Denmark King Frederick Aarhus Doncaster England Juvissy Delarrange Order

Fate of Lincoln Car Sheds Light on Gettysburg Relic

On the forty sixth anniversary of the Gettysburg Address the Lincoln car once used to shuttle the martyred president between Hanover and Hanover Junction was found five miles from town in sleeping quarters for a railroad repair gang. The old car nicknamed Old 74 was assigned to a repair crew and found at Seven Stars near Gettysburg division. Some propose sending it to Gettysburg to convert into a historical museum.

Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln Hanover Hanover Junction Seven Stars

Truth Stretchs Like A Rubber Hand

A dialect saying by Brother Williams from the Atlanta Constitution notes that truth behaves like a rubber hand, stretching more as it is pulled yet returning to its original place when released.

Brother Williams Atlanta Constitution

Change in Business Unites Hobson and Gove Jewelry Store

Mr Hobson acquires C D Gove interest and will run the Hobson and Gove jewelry store alone. Mr Gove leaves Washington to pursue a jewelry venture in another city, having already bought stock there. The move aims to give each partner a larger field and preserve community trust.

George Hobson C. D. Gove Gove Hobson & Gove Hobson

May Raise the Price of Shoes at Boston Convention

The shoe and leather industries convene in Boston under the National Shoe Wholesalers Association to discuss potential price increases for leather and footwear. Prominent manufacturers and dealers will address whether fixed prices, market-quality standards, or other factors will shape upcoming trade prosperity.

Boston United States National Shoe Wholesalers’ Association

Cost of living then and now compared in staple prices

A historical note by Charley Duningham compares prices of potatoes eggs and butter across the years 1882 1892 and 1910. It explains that price differences reflect supply demand and weather conditions rather than inevitable rises.

Charley Dunningham

Parable of the ten virgins and a sermon on readiness

The M E meetings discuss the parable of the ten virgins with oil and lamps representing spiritual life and humility as the price of admission. A second sermon from Genesis 2 17 argues God grants choice and personality, allowing sin but offering growth and joy.

Jesus Christ Doctor Buckner God

Temptation and the Adam Saga in A Father's Lesson

A father guides a boy through biblical warnings on appetite and temptation. The tale contrasts sin with divine mercy as Adam and Eve gain knowledge by experience. Prof Babbitt and Miss Mabel Brinton sing a duet, followed by Grace Hunter and the professor performing another number.

Satan Adam Eve Prof. Babbitt Mabel Brinton Grace Hunter Jesus

Lease Supposed Coal Land In Beaver Township

A group of capitalists in Wilkesbarre reports securing leases on about 5000 acres of mountain land in Beaver township Columbia County. They believe the property lies above rich anthracite coal seams and have found surface indications. Two borings will begin immediately. no coal has been found there before.

Wilkesbarre Beaver Township Columbia

Patent medicine ad promises cure in one day

An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quining Tablets with a money back guarantee by E. W. Grove. It offers a “Step by Step” claim and features a famous quote about improving environments attributed to Sir James Duckworth.

E. W. Grove Sir James Duckworth

Farm Loan Offers Prompt Action for Best Terms

The note urges early farm loan applications to secure favorable terms and reduce future worry. Edmund D. Morvson promotes savings for customers as the loan business doubles this year.

Edmund D. Morvson

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the Fair Vienna Farris Bros Titus Joe Simerman Ottumwa Lou Emery Haskins Dave Martin American Falls Wis John Skipton Keota Dale Carris West Chester William Smither K. King May Bell Cotter Wyman Gertrude Klotz Columbus Junction F. M. Colton Link West Point Iowa Joe Link Dr. F. Adrian and Joe Clarion Harper Ray Badger Tom Schilling Miami Florida Charles Lovelett Delta A. FE. Crim Oskaloosa James Tobin Riverside Lulu Robert West Marty Montgomery Gulf Coast Mr. Shary John Shields Lena Maxwell Crawfordsville Vienna Bakery P. J. Hanley Selma A. Orris Walter Johnson Roy Dawson Ainsworth Lege Bros Maude Moreland Charles H. Pauls Brighton J. C. White E. C. Eicher Burlington W. R. Mount A. G. Long Havre James McAtlin Mediapolis Howard McAtlin Andrew Fleming Bushnell, al J. M. Williams W. O. Fisher J. C. Currie George Teas Sle Harvey Young J. A. Young Winfield Lessie Bowden Youngstown Ohio W. D Martin Living Lake W. A. Wilson G. P. Horsely Morgan Park, II J. F. Crayne Winfield High School Sigourney Sigourney High School Walker Hanna Fred Wise Marietta Gregory L. H. van Houten Jessie Hatton Lemmon M. E Butterick Fashion Book Shouffer, Riches & CO AK i McElhinney Hoosier Special Hoosten McElhinney Furniture Co Christmas Nicola Harmon
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