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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

8

Percheron Grelon 58358 Promises Blueblood Pedigree Value

A sale notice for Percheron stallion Grelon 58358 from Cedar Rapids Iowa describes Vaillant 56875 as sire and Lisette 2028 as dam. The gray colt, raised on a Feudal estate in France, is praised as the finest bred Percheron in America with exceptional conformation and coach-horse action. W. L. DeClow urges Ainsworth farmers to view and invest, noting 1909 season at a residence near Ainsworth Iowa and terms of 15 dollars to insure a foal.

Vaillant Lisette M. Pullard Europe France America Ainsworth

Saint James Field Day Meets Local School Winners

Saint James school held a field day with fourteen events at 2:30 pm. Winners include Eugene Frechen and Ehler Kiskamp in sprints and jumps, Everett Bailey and Chas Minick in multiple events, and Bernard Walker plus Albert Swift in laps and sacks. Judges were Fred Minick and Joe Dougall.

St. James School Eugene Frechen Ehler Kiskamp Richard Swift Chas. Minick Everett Bailey Chas. Beliel Sack Race Ehbler Hiskamp Bernard Walker Albert Swift Geo. Flynn Martin Whitaker Thos. Swift John Ryan Clement Eagle Leo Bruty Fred Minick Joe Dougall

Square deal and square meal with Mi o na at Lemmon's

An advertisement promotes Mi o na tablets from Lemmon's pharmacy as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims rapid relief, a money back guarantee after ten days if meals remain painful, and cites customer letters including E D Howe of Gardner Massachusetts. Mi o na is advertised at fifty cents a box and said to be sold by leading druggists.

Lemmon’s Lemmon's E. D. Howe Gardner Mass

Memorial Day Observed in Keota With Sermon and Parade

Memorial day observances in Keota featured a morning sermon at the Christian church by Rev. L. F. Davis, flags and flowers, and a concert by a local quartet. The post and corps marched to the Methodist church for a program led by the Keota Koncert band, with readings and an address by Charles Dewey of Washington. Graves were decorated at the cemetery, and a large crowd attended both church and cemetery services.

Keota L. F. Davis The Christian Church Jesus America Broadway Keota Koncert Clara Stewart O. W. Glass Millard Kennell Kate B. Glover Paul Lawrence Dunbar Col

Cheerful wallpaper and comic quilted pillows urged

A domestic feature encourages cheerful bedroom decor with wallpaper and quilts made from comic supplements. It promotes light hearted travel pillows as amusing accents.

Betsy Smith Sentenced to Life for Murder Plot

Betsy Smith must spend life in prison after the parole board refused a pardon. Authorities say her daughter’s confession that she killed Mike Smith was likely false, suggesting the mother may have been the sole conspirator in the husband’s murder and poisoning.

Betsy Smith Board of Parole Mike Smith

Annual Iowa Firemen Tournament at Osceola July 2 3

Hundreds of Iowa firemen will gather in Osceola on July 2 and 3 for the annual tournament featuring hose team races foot races coupling contests and band competitions with prizes. Osceola has raised nearly $2 000 to entertain visitors and several bands are expected to participate.

Osceola Iowa

Lutherans to Convene National Meeting in Des Moines

About 3000 Lutherans from across the United States will gather in Des Moines on June 9 for the Norwegian church annual meeting. Among notable attendees will be Governor J. F. Hanly of Indiana who has influenced temperance politics with his endorsements.

Des Moines United States J. F. Hanly Indiana

Death of Mrs A A Riley Is Heard in Iowa Picnic Tragedy

Friends learned of Mrs. A A Riley's death yesterday morning at 11 30 at her daughter Mrs Joe Saunders home in Palo Alto after a paralysis struck February 28 at the Iowa picnic in Los Angeles. She was active in the Woman's Relief corps and Order of the Eastern Star and taught at the Methodist Sunday school. Survived by three children Clyde and Roy Riley of Chicago and Mrs Saunders, funeral plans pending Clyde's arrival from Chicago tomorrow.

A. A. Riley Joe Saunders Palo Alto Calif Riley Iowa Los Angeles Woman's Relief Corps Relief Committee Order of the Eastern Star Methodist Church Rachel McElroy Mary Joe McElroy Reuben Riley Mrs. Saunders Clyde Roy Riley Chicago Mrs. Riley

Bidding Open for Stand Privilege at Chau Tauqua

Notice to bidders for the privilege of running stands at Chau tauqua from August 10 to 19. Highest bidder wins but the grounds committee may reject any or all bids. Sealed bids may be left with secretary 92 41 Frank Stewart, Chairman.

Chautauqua Grounds Committee Frank Stewart

Funeral service for Elias Park held at residence

The funeral service for the late Elias Park was held yesterday at o clock from the residence on South Marion avenue conducted by Rev. A. S. Smith. Interment followed in Schrock cemetery with pallbearers James Cunningham A. H. Wallace John Teeter James Shearer H. T. Reynolds B. F. Cherry.

Elias Park South Marion Avenue A. S. Smith Schrock Cemetery James Cunningham A. H. Wallace John Teeter James Shearer H. T. Reynolds B. F. Cherry

McFarland Family Visit Highlights Long‑Absent Son

Mr and Mrs A McFarland of Ainsworth visit in city with son M E McFarland who remains in the Philippines after Spanish American War service. He became mayor of a Leyte province and runs a large mercantile business. Also notes a Ladies band concert at the airdome on Wednesday June 2 with admission 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.

A. McFarland Ainsworth Thos. McFarland M. E. McFarland Philippine Islands Philippines China Kawayan Leyte McFarland Ladies’ Band Airdome

Taft To Visit Star Tonight

Hon. Wm. H. Taft will be at the Star tonight for a public appearance. Citizens are invited to attend and hear the remarks of the former president.

Wm. H. Taft the Star

Aldrich Gives In On Bacon And Lard Tariff Debate

Washington notes say in the senate the agriculture paragraphs of the tariff bill were mostly settled as session neared adjournment. Aldrich withdrew committee amendments and kept house rates for bacon and lard, sparking further debate among supporters of higher duties.

Washington Senate Bacon Aldrich House Rayner Root

Fire destroys college for young ladies near Oklahoma City

A fire at the Oklahoma College for Young Ladies about two miles north of Oklahoma City caused an estimated $50,000 loss. The blaze broke out last night and damage was extensive to buildings and contents.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma College For Young Ladies

Two Inches of Snow Falls in Leadville

Leadville Colorado reports two inches of snow on June 1 marking the latest snowfall ever recorded in the city. The event stands as a notable meteorological anomaly for the region.

Leadville Colo

Dub-How About the Fly and the Fly Vapor Judge

A terse saying is offered about sticking to a thing to rise in life. The speaker cites a judge named but provides no further substantive context or details.

Dub

The Girl of the Period Says Age Is Never Up to Date

A witty verse by Judge notes that the fashionable woman keeps pace with trends yet never truly matches her age, contrasting social vanity with time. The piece pokes at fad culture and aging in polite society.

Philadelphia Strike Breakers Fail to Move Street Cars

Strikebreakers imported from other cities were put to work to break the motormen and conductors strike in Philadelphia, but no cars left the barns last night. Police arrested many sympathizers as Mayor Reyburn warned of 2000 extra officers if needed to keep transit running.

Philadelphia Carmen Reyburn John Murphy Central Labor Union Broad Street Leslie Snow Snow

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