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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
A disturbance erupted at Hanover German Lutheran Church when Rev Henry Wehking announced a debate on creed differences. A tall man interrupted and accused the minister of falsifying records. after the clash the offender left with a damaged look and a torn coat, while both sides threatened legal action.
Morning Sun reports Lex Fares a farm worker for W. & Wilson disappeared after Decoration services in town on Monday. He is described as six feet tall, 150 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, slightly crossed, wearing blue overalls a brown checked coat and a light felt hat with a black band.
Des Moines June 3 George A Wells secretary of the Iowa Grain Dealers association filed a complaint with railroad commissioners Monday protesting the proposed advance in freight rates. Grain dealers fear railroads will raise grain rates soon as general merchandise rates go up tomorrow. Commission will confer with the attorney general to pursue action against the interstate commerce commission or in federal court.
A long journey from the sun ends in a small sunbeam bringing cheer to a weary city room. The beam visits a sick girl and many places, lifting spirits and aiding recovery, proving even little acts can brighten lives.
The Union County District Court fined Willisworth the Lorimer druggist $500 plus costs for liquor sales without a permit and contempt of court for violating a temporary injunction. The total was $639, with $200 remaining due. he paid $439 and was released after six months to pay the balance.
Thomas A. Hanlon of Panora Iowa a pitcher for the S U L baseball nine was hurt in Minneapolis while sliding to a base. His hip injury and sciatic rheumatism may force him to spend the rest of the school year in the hospital.
Humboldt Iowa June 3 Mr and Mrs Patrick Lavin of Humboldt county celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary. Lavin is nearly 100 and in good health while Mrs Lavin is 87. They have sixteen children with eight still living and a ninth died recently at age 55.
A general public holiday marked June 3 across the South in honor of Jefferson Davis born in Kentucky 102 years ago. Davis’ birthday is a legal holiday in Alabama Florida Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee and Texas. Louisiana observes Confederate Memorial Day while Virginia holds patriotic school exercises.
Springfield resident B F Kelley describes years of kidney and bladder trouble with dull headaches and painful urination. After using Foley Kidney Pills for several weeks the headaches subsided and bladder function returned to normal. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McBhinney Drug Co. offered the remedy.
The June North American Review on the library table includes King Edward estimates and Egypt's reply to Roosevelts speech, pieces on Roosevelt and Democratic figures, income tax debates, child labor, art criticism, patents, vivisection medical control, and tributes to Mark Twain with essays by Howells and others.
The Hon. Walter T. Chandler, born in Georgia and educated in Kentucky, a New York lawyer, lectured on Jesus trial from a legal perspective at the 1908 Washington Chautauqua. His two volumes compare famous trials, cover Hebrew law, Roman trial, and Paganism, with nine illustrations, and he will lecture again this year.
From a knife or gun wound to burns boils and skin eruptions this ad praises Buck lets Amnica Salve as the quickest healer to prevent infection and gangrene. It credits Leawmon's Pharmacy run by J. K. Lemmon.
The Women's Club of Pittsburg marks 25 years of manual training with an exhibit of husbands replacing the June rose festival. Husbands have been groomed to perform stunts and the event aims to show home loving club members, even as some members’ spouses do not know each other.
Philadelphia June 3 Count Bernstorff the German ambassador and Charles Schwab will speak at exercises marking the twenty fifth anniversary of manual training in U S public high schools. The movement began in 1885 with Baltimore Philadelphia and Cleveland leading the way and has since spread across the nation.
In Petersburg Virginia six southern states represented at the dedication of eight memorial windows in Blanford church. Windows honor soldiers of Alabama South Carolina Tennessee Mississippi Maryland and Arkansas who lie buried in Blanford cemetery. Also dedicated were windows for the Ladies' Memorial association founders and a Jewel Cross window above the main entrance.
President William H. Taft arrived in Ada Ohio to a great public ovation and delivered the class address at Ohio Northern University. He is the first sitting president to speak at the college. He will then go to Detroit to address the Board of Trade this evening. Tomorrow he will unveil a monument to General Custer in Monroe Michigan.
Omaha announces arrangements for a five day aviation meet beginning June 3 with famed aviator Glenn Curtiss and several others expected to fly.
A 1910 verse urging readers to share uplifting stories and ignore dark rumors. It advocates kindness and forgetting others' faults, praising hopeful thoughts and constructive talk over gossip. The piece credits George Matthew Adams.
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