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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1906

Page

2

World traveler Daniel Klopfenstein reports on Roumania and Russia

In letters from Braila and Bucharest Romania dated July 10 and July 12 1906 Daniel Klopfenstein describes a thriving harvest in Roumania praises its crops and rain notes selling and importing machines from Russia visits to Bucharest and an extended fair plus observations on Russia Turkey and their societies including class and gender issues and a cautious praise of Turkish people while criticizing Russian Christianity and slavery.

Daniel Klopfenstein Europe Braila Roumania The Evening Journal Washington Iowa Russia Bucharest Berlin Odessa Turkey Black Sea O. K

Thirteenth Biennial Reunion of Crocker's Iowa Brigade

The thirteenth biennial reunion of Crocker’s Iowa Brigade comprising the 11th 13th 16th and 16th Iowa Infantry Volunteers will meet in Clinton Iowa on September 26 and 27 1906. Gov A B Cummins will deliver the biennial address. A regimental meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday and arrangements including rail transportation are organized by Clinton local committee. Membership open to all veterans and wives and children urged to attend.

Mount Vernon Iowa Clinton 13Th 16Th Iowa Infantry W. Kepler D. W. Bushnell

Observer notes on fair display and travels from Roumania to Austria

The letter discusses displays of reapers and threshers at an exposition with a 19 cent admission, questions the ability to cover costs, and mentions plans to travel from Roumania to an oil-rich Austrian district controlled by Standard Oil Co. The writer signs as 1) B Klopfenstein, extending regards to all.

Roumania Austria Standard Oil Co Klopfenstein

John Jay to Manage McFarlane Eckerman West Chester Store

John Jay, seven years with J. B. Crail dry goods, will transfer September first to West Chester to head dry goods shoes and gents furnishing at Mc Farlane Eckerman Co. He will move with his family and start the new role then. He is an experienced dry goods man, strong salesman, decorator and window trimmer. Locally admired, his departure is a loss and meets best wishes for success.

John Jay J. B. Crail Dry Goods McFarlane, Eckerman & (Co. Genera West Chester Jay

Hardware store buyer heads home to sell stock in Carson Iowa

C. E. Bradley, purchaser of the east side hardware store, departed last evening for Carson Iowa to dispose of the stock. Four large freight cars were required to carry the goods. Joseph P. Robertson and his wife Miss Harriette Gunn arrived from Anamosa to visit her father's grave before heading west to Spokane Washington on No. 4.

C. E. Bradley East Side Carson Iowa Joseph P. Robertson Harriette Elizabeth Gunn Anamosa Spokane Wash

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