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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1909

Page

6

Journal Installs Modern Press and Linotype for City Paper

The Journal announces completion of a new Duplex press and a No. 5 Morganthaler linotype, boosting capacity to 6 000 papers per hour. The upgrades, costing about 500 dollars, aim to meet rising local demand and enhance Washington county news production and circulation.

New Press Linotype Washton County Journal Washington Leadec & Counlry Towa Hng

Duplex Printing Press Demonstrates Advances at Journal Plant

The article describes a new electrically powered printing press capable of 6 000 red folded papers per hour. Weighing about 26 000 pounds, it sits on a special concrete foundation with access pits for maintenance and oiling. The installation marks a major step from hand presses to modern machinery, and the Journal expects improved delivery service and community patronage.

Duplex Battle Creek Mich Duplex Printing Press Co George C. Dowsett Tom McClean Journal Messrs. Dowsett and McClean

Good Stories About Birds and Their Odd Nests

A narrative on birds adapting to strange nesting sites such as wagon undercarriages and garden tool sheds. It highlights parrot affection and intelligence through Miss Virginia Pope and Polly Sheffield, noting parrots’ doll play, calling for attention, and nightly good byes.

Virginia Pope Polly Sheffield Miss Pope Polly Bea Wren

Simple treatment prolongs fence post life with creosote

A farmer named Kivery Starmer seeks durable fence posts as wood decays in eight to ten years. The article cites creosote injections as a cheap, effective preservative, extending life to twenty years or more even for cottonwood or pine posts, at about ten cents per post.

Kivery Starmer United States Forest Service

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