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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1904

Page

4

Miss Lulu Pittman Visits Crawfordsville Notes

Miss Lulu Pittman arrives from Washington and visits Mrs. John Doyle. Ill Cecil Lease, Miss Jessie Crooks visiting Mrs. H. D. Cherryholmes. Dr Eva A. Gardner comes from Lawrence to aid Mrs. Rh O Cunningham who remains serious. Rev J W Ballentine to speak at United Presbyterian next Sunday. Birthday surprise for 8 C Fletcher with about 20 relatives and a chair presented.

Lulu Pittman Washington John Doyle Cecil Lease Jessie Crooks H. D. Cherryholmes J. B. McCleary Eva A. Gardner Lawrence Kansas Rh. O. Cunningham J. W. Ballentine India United Presbyterian Church C. Fletcher F. Gvith

Signs on ancient houses show signs of commerce in history

The article traces the use of signs from ancient Greece and Rome to medieval England, noting that Greek signs appeared in plays and city streets named after signs, Roman discoveries confirm widespread signs, and English shops adopted signs as numbering and literacy lagged. It also recounts Daniel Webster humor about debt and willingness to owe.

East Aristophanes Lucian Athenseus Pompeii Heraculaneum Eternal London Vicus Ursi Pileati England Julian King Calford St. Nicholas Webster Daniel Webster Daniel Mr. Webster Springfield Republican

Shipping Boxes For Bird Shipments In Early Practice

The text describes export shipments with a box length of three feet width twelve inches and depth twelve inches for short shipments holding three tiers of birds. Longer shipments use a lined box and wrap each bird in paper to prevent bruising and extend freshness, avoiding common moisture-prone wrapping paper.

Conjugal Repartee Quip Traced in Wash Post Cartoon

A Washington Post cartoon caption features a wife noting a worn dress and slow pace while the husband retorts that her train is behind. The brief exchange showcases domestic humor through rapid verbal jabs about clothing and timing.

Washington Post

Japanese Tea and Story Party Postponed

Postponed on account of the weather the Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist church delays their Japanese Tea and Story Party until further notice.

Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church

Dressing and Packing Methods for Poultry Exports

A bulletin from Ontario agriculture outlines two slaughter methods for poultry and the recommended steps for dressing, plucking, shaping, and packing for export or local shipment. It stresses humane killing options, immediate plucking, neck blood management, shaping with weights, and resting at least twelve hours before packing.

Winter Broiler Prospects and Risks in the Poultry Trade

The American Cultivator notes the winter broiler business is uncertain with high egg costs and low hatch rates. Chicks cost about 20 cents to raise to market, and March broiler pairs fetch about 90 cents after expenses. Only skilled, well equipped growers persist. out of date operators face high failure rates.

Printing delays in New York agricultural reports

The Rural New Yorker criticizes the New York state department for delaying agricultural reports. It argues these reports contain valuable information and should be printed promptly, noting farmers respect experience but do not want delays in farm reports.

New York State Department New Yorker

P. BE. O Meeting Postponed Until Next Week

Owing to the unfavorable weather and no lights the P. BE. O meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed to the first of next week.

P. BE. O

Basketball at Commercial Club Saturday Night

A game is scheduled for Saturday night at the Commercial Club. TR St.

Commercial Club TR St

District Court Notice in Washington County Iowa 1904 Quiet Title Action

The district court of Washington County Iowa Calendar March term 1904 hears a petition by George T. Lane seeking fee simple title to described real estate. Unknown claimants and named defendants are warned to appear by March 16 1904 or default and decree will be entered. attorneys H or W Scofield represent the plaintiff.

District Court of Washington County Laws George T. Lane

Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa 1904

John T. Tucker sues David P. Sturges and numerous defendants to quiet title to lands described in Section 31 Township 75 Range 7 West, alleging fee simple ownership and continuous possession for over twenty years. Unknown claimants and heirs may have interests but are barred by law. petition seeks reform of certain deeds and general relief. Publication to entail judgment against defendants and unknown claimants.

Benjamin Tucker Margarys Johnson Samuel Johnson Samuel L. Johnson Harriet Bennett Harriet Bennett Erastus Bennett Mary F. Tucker Mary Harris Mary F. Harris Henry Harrie Thomas J. Tucker Thorres Tucker Ephraim Tucker Sarah Jane Tucker A. Biliott Benson William George Mary W. George Washington County Iowa N. W District Court Teens County Court House Washington Oe m County H. & W. Scofleld John T. Tucker David P. Sturges Isaac Sturges Maria Sturges George ©. Vincent Benjamin Johnston Benjamin Johnson Hugh Johnson William Johnson Easter McDonald Eleanor Walless Eleanor Wallace Joan Johnson Mary Johnson Wm. R. Marriott William R. Marriott W. R. Marriott Nelson R. Swan Isabell Swan William H. Schully H. N. Wheeler William Boyle Wequeas N

Old Schoolmates Reunite After Seventeen Years

Mrs. Frank Knox of Salt Lake City visits the James Wilson home. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Knox were longtime schoolmates who had not seen each other in seventeen years.

Frank Knox Salt Lake City James Wilson

Bread for Sale at Crown Cafe

A local advert notes homemade bread available at the Crown Cafe. The brief item highlights fresh baked loaves and invites patrons to visit for bakery items.

Crown Cafe

Kalona men attend stockholders meeting in Iowa City

Thos. N. Wagner L G Shaver and Editor A G Smith of Kalona arrived last evening to attend the stockholders meeting of the Iowa City Kalona Washington R R Co They returned home this morning Also George B Carson B Welch and W P Coast arrived last evening from Iowa City for the same meeting Come and help the boys out at the basketball game Saturday night.

Thos. N. Wagner L. G. Shaver A. G. Smith Kalona Iowa City, Kalona Washington R. R. Co George Carson Welch W. P. Coast Iowa City Iowa City, Kalona & Washington

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