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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1912

Page

5

Local society notes from West Chester visit and moves

Mrs. Dell Skinner and Beulah, visiting in the city, returned to West Chester. Beulah’s brief stay ends as Mrs. Skinner plans Mutual Fire and Tornado insurance with W. M. Sutherland of 449 Red. Mrs. Bremmer travels to Marshalltown for a Cudahy Packing territory move. the Bremmers have lived here a year. Rollie Miksch and wife of Haskins shopped and visited in town yesterday.

Dell Skinner Beulah West Cheater Bremmer Marshalltown Brettnmer Cudahy Packing Company Rollie Miksch Haskins Alcey Hopkinson West Chester W. E. Duckett Walter, Jr Ottumwa Ed Kiburz Duckett Chicago Vic VanSickle Des Moines A. VanSickle J. Caldwell W. Graham

Baseball Monday doubleheader at 2:30 pm Giants vs. Washington

A series of local notes includes a 2:30 pm Baseball Monday game featuring the Chicago Union Giants against Washington. The item also lists several social updates with residents traveling, visiting relatives, and hometown acquaintances visiting Des Moines and nearby towns.

Baseball Monday doubleheader in Washington and Chicago

Baseball Monday at 2 30 p m features the Chicago Union Giants meeting Washington in Washington and Chicago games noted. Local society items list travel for Knights Templar, educational convention attendees, and visits by residents to Des Moines Des Moines Knoxville and Burlington. Temperature reports show 92 degrees yesterday and 70 for recent nights with mentions of local gatherings and arrivals.

W. A. Cook

Baseball Monday Doubleheader Includes Chicago Union Giants

Local sporting schedule lists a 2 30 p m game between the Chicago Union Giants and Washington. Community news notes several guests visiting area homes from Davenport to Ottumwa and Des Moines, with several residents planning moves and college plans. A Milwaukee coal chute fire caused minor damage, and multiple residents and visitors are identified with their homes and travels.

Local visitors and railroad news fill city report

Henry Leffler and Mrs. Clyde Landa of Haskins visit the city while C. H. Keck travels to Minneapolis to join his wife. Dozens of neighbors and travelers are noted with departures to Des Moines Palo Alto Excelsior Springs and Yellowstone trip plans. A derailment delays trains No 1 and No 89. A church redecorating project begins. services are canceled tomorrow. Roy McGugin recovers from appendicitis. baby John born to Mrs Bert Rupp Yerkes.

Henry Leffler Clyde Landa Haskins

Tea quality and infusion effects on digestion

The Lancet notes a good tea can become bad with poor blending or excessive infusion, while a bad tea cannot easily become good. Properly made tea from high quality leaves is less likely to disturb digestion, though even short infusions of poor tea can be objectionable.

Motor Vehicles Replace Horse Carriages in Madras

The advent of motor vehicles in Madras is of comparatively recent date yet within a brief interval they have largely supplanted carriages drawn by horses, which previously formed the chief European transportation.

Madras

Advantage of Electricity

Electricity cannot be frozen or adulterated and it works equally well on hot or cold days.

Similes Useless In Argument Says Prior

In a pointed remark, a critic states similes in argument are ineffective like songs in love. The quote emphasizes description over proof and argues for stronger logical support.

John Irvine of Illinois the Pony Scout of John Brown

An aged Kansas era spy living in Palos Township Cook County Illinois John Irvine now seventy five recalls Free Soil days and the Lawrence and Westport missions. He rode as a pony scout between Lawrence and Westport with Jim Lane and John Brown as pro slavery forces clashed on the prairie.

John Irvine Osawatomie Army of Tennessee John Brown Kansas Palos Township Cook County Ilinois Free Soilers Irvine Lawrence Westport Jim Lane Hilly Henry Pony Scouts Sandusky Free Soil Ohio Party Buckeye Far East Louisville St. Louis Mississippi Missouri Kansas City Sam Jones Jones United States Brown Free Cook Harper's Ferry

Historic Blackguards Copyright Notice

A historic legal notice from a public domain record refers to copyright questions by Gde Prees Pubtieh na Cocto and related entities. The fragment indicates a formal assertion or dispute over authorship or rights within a newspaper archive.

Gde Prees Pubtieh

Frederick William I of Prussia a Contradictory Ruler

A portrait of Frederick William I of Prussia highlighting his frugality and military zeal. Despite harsh rule, he left a full treasury, imposed brutal discipline at home, thwarted education, and sought control over his heir Frederick the Great, culminating in the climactic trial and execution of Lieut. von Katte.

J. P. Rumble Des Moines Jack Keating Mr. Rumble Wayland Rumble Frederick Wilhelms Frederick Wiliam I Prussia Frederick the Great Frederick William Wilhelm William Wilhelmina Frederick George III England Lieut von Katte Custrin Katte

Heart Throbs Stopped by Tragic Heart Failure

A narrative exchange reveals Nan-So’s breakup with Jack ended by his sudden heart failure. Pan cites the cause as heart failure, ending the romance.

Nan Jack Pan

Accounted For Verse Measure Halting Debate

A fragment suggests a public debate on a legislative measure halting a poet’s verses. The wording implies a rhetoric about value of poetry and the policy's impact. No names or places are readable in the excerpt.

Birthday parties mark joyful country town spring

Dorothy Adams hosted a pretty birthday gathering for about 35 children celebrating a ninth birthday. Mrs. G A Limerman entertained guests for a sister’s visit from Ogden Utah with music and games. Miss Helen Wilson hosted a luncheon for several young ladies honoring guests from Cedar Rapids Beaumont and Oklahoma City. Frank Chilcote’s twenty first birthday surprise featured music readings and a candle lit cake with friends from Burlington and Wapello.

Dorothy Adams G. A. Limerman L. Noble Ogden Utah Helen Wilson Mast Washington Street Clara Luberger Cedar Rapids Irene Reid Beaumont Texas Gertrude Ward Oklahoma City Oklo Louise Wales Newark Ohio Miss Wilson Lloyd Lytle Bicher Shack Ethel Moran Chicago W. M. Jerry Frank Chilcote Chilcote Elsie Thompson Edna Chilcote Elsie Mary Thompson Theodore Thompson Burlington John Edith Weldin Wapello Frank

Church and community notices at Second United Presbyterian

Christian Endeavor meeting shifts to J F Simpson home due to church repairs. A Phoenix hall social dance with refreshments is open to all Saturday night. Year books for next year available from Miss Tripp at Eicher Livingston or Miss Dawson at the Press office. The Young Woman's Missionary Society plans a meeting at Ella Conner's home Monday at 7 30 PM.

Second United Presbyterian Church C. N. Dodder Force Christian Endeavor Meeting J. F. Simpson West Main Street Christian Endeavor Society of the Phoenix Hall Tripp Eicher & Livingston Dawson Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Ella Conner

Special train to Keota Burlington excursion schedule

Arrangements are complete for a Keota to Burlington special to the United Presbyterian river excursion next Tuesday. The down trip runs Keota 5 50, Washington 6 20, Burlington 8 25 with a return boat to follow. Keota band and Tarkio college quintet provide music for a large crowd expected.

Keota Burlington United Presbyterian River Keokuk Washington Monmouth Ketota West Chester Ew Ae Ee Cotter Cccare Columbus Junction Mediapolis Burlingtom Keota Ladies Tarkio College

Fairfield Visitors Tour New Washington County Hospital

A Fairfield group including six of seven Jefferson county hospital board members and two Fairfield physicians visited the new Washington county hospital. They praised the operating room equipment and praised the county board and local supporters. The group expected similar equipment for the Jefferson county hospital, due for completion around September 1. Present were C D Culberson Dillon Turney C W Wade John Fritz T C Ross Lucian Marcy Dr J Fred Clark Dr D James and Mrs Marcy.

Fairfield Jefferson County Hospital Board Washington Washington County Hospital Washington County Board Jefferson County Hospital C D. ¥. Culberson Dillon Turney C. W. Wade John Fritz T. C. Ross Lucian Marcy J. Fred Clark James Marcy

Champlain Monument Dedicated at Plattsburg

A granite memorial to Samuel de Champlain was unveiled in Plattsburg with President Taft and New York Governor Dix attending. Speakers included Job Hedges and John Stewart. The monument features a canoe and an Indian figure at the pedestal and a statue of Champlain atop the shaft, overlooking Cumberland Bay.

Plattsburg, N.Y Samuel de Champlain Taft Dix New York Job Hedges John Stewart Cumberland Bay Plattsburg

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