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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
Local and personal notices list Harry White and Mart White visiting and moving, with many residents from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Havre and Keota stopping in or departing. Names include Miss Anna Wilson Miss Clara Wilson Mrs N M Anderson Miss Dorothy Jugenheimer Kate Montgomery and others visiting or returning home after town appearances.
Washington reports the Republican congressional committee mapping a tough campaign opening Aug 15 focused on the Payne Aldrich tariff. Taft may campaign in key districts with Roosevelt possibly drafted. Loudenslager and Casson lead eastern and western operations as Kinley moves between HQs.
Invitations go out for the B O class banquet on Friday June tenth at the Methodist church. Karl Kenderdine to wed Hazel Moomaw June 15 at St Stephens Baker City Oregon. Bachelor Maids host Verne Ashby and Mrs Clarence Hollingsworth dinner at Greer cafe. Washington High School Junior Banquet features addresses and formal toasts. Celestine Marie hosts guests for Mrs Belle Swift Legler in Dayton Ohio. Iowa wedding news from Marion reports Warren Stuff and Ora Orris married. groom a painter, returning to Waterloo after ceremony by Rev S R Beatty.
A fragment notes a saying about wisdom and self awareness and hints at gendered perception within a dispute. The source mentions Detroit Free Press and a woman’s first word in an argument as a measure of taste.
A Washington market markets itself as the only shop in town to slaughter its own meat and produce its own lard and seasoned farm sausage. It promotes tender meat and fresh fish for Sunday dinners.
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