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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1911

Page

2

Keota and area youths host W R C day and community notices

Miss Carrie Colthurat returns from Parkersburg to teach in Keota. Funeral attendance for Mrs Charles Hullek includes Charles Anderson and Mrs Elizabeth Watson. Keota W R C day draws 200 members from Keota and 55 from Wellman with a flag drill and band. Myrtle Edgington from Aberdeen returns for summer teaching. Various residents attend camps, summer schools, or visit family. Keota Chautauqua tickets go on sale.

Carrie Colthurat Parkersburg Charles Anderson Elizabeth Watson Washington Charles Hullek J W. Landa S. Orris Columbia City Grace Woodside Chicago Orris C. C. Keiper

Keokuk Pres bytery Y U convention officers meet in Keokuk

Yesterday the Y P U convention of the Keokuk Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church met with Prof John Wooley acting as president and several graduating class members from the area traveling to Washington for a group portrait. Lisle Maxwell suffered severe hand injuries in a mill accident while assisting his father. Anna McCleary of Washington visited relatives in town.

Y. P John Wooley Clement Bowers Lois Maxwell Ruth Franklin Lois Harper Jessie Carter Josephine Sommer Washington Lisle Maxwell Anna McCleary

Sentiment Versus Sense Interview About Mental Stimulus

A reporter interviews a man shaped by books asking which work spurred his thinking. The reply reveals wit as he quips that the greatest stimulus to mental activity is an empty pocketbook.

Duey Shuman Nuptials Highlight City Marriage Notes

Mr and Mrs James A Duey announce the marriage of their daughter Ade line B to Dr John W Shuman on Wednesday June 7 at New Brighton Pennsylvania. The groom is a son of Levi and wife who live north of town. The bride is known in the city from visits last summer. The item also covers the Keota relief corps visit with a park concert, picnic, and program. Columbus Junction Gazette June 8 notes Washington high school class of 1911 visit to Columbus Junction paddling along the Iowa River and admiring local sights.

Quingy Dimmit Bamford Charles Shockley Marquis Oskaloosa Question Club Skunk River Nelle Fish Fish Mingo Town Sarah Jamison George Holmes Grabner Balthis Frank DeKalb Abbie Wells Des Moines J. 8. Martin James A. Duey Adeline B John W. Shuman New Brighton Penn Levi Shuman Woman's Relief Corps Keota Keota Ladies Thompson Keota W R. C Wellman Washington Clity Columbus Junction Washington High School Salmon & Darrow Lowa River Iowa

Cyrus Chapter No. 15 Regular Convocation Friday Evening

Royal Arch Masons announce Cyrus Chapter No. 15 holds a regular convocation this Friday evening. Business and petitions to be attended to in a short session. Be there on time, companions.

Royal Arch Masons Cyrus J. D. Glasgow H. P

Mystery 1 Cleared in Mt Pleasant Murder Case

James A Hilliard alias James Gingeton confessed after a letter from Dr. Athon linked him to the 1881 killing of Charles Gillis, mayor of Mt Pleasant. Gillis was shot in his West Monroe home on February 23, 1881, as residents recalled a long unsolved case.

Mt. Pleasant Iowa Calaboose James A Hilliard James Gingeton Charlee B. Gillis Mr. Pleasant James MR. Gillis Charles B. Gillis W. L. Athon Anna Ill James Gingston Charles Gillis James R. Gillis Jacob Kassell James L. Gillis John Hurley Gillis Emma Gillis Forest Slome Hilliard

Oldest polly wog praised for eyeleg progress

In a light exchange the elder polly wog is described as doing well and "cutting his eyelegs" indicating strong progress in his training or development. The remark conveys confidence in the youngster's advancement.

How to Dye White Slippers Inexpensively

Instructions advise using ivory black art paint mixed with gasoline to dye white kid slippers. Apply to create a creamlike fluid, dry thoroughly, then polish with shoe paste. Caution notes that the method does not harden leather or withstand cleaning or rubbing. Fire fighters call for aid near Arrow forest fire issues reported in Denver. A farmer named Henry Hurt, 60, was killed in Evansville runaway on June 8.

Denver Colo Arrow Moffat Road Railroad Company Evansville Ind Henry Hurt

Materials In Ton Of Pig Iron From Ore To Pig Iron

A ton of pig iron requires 4 221 pounds of ore 2 319 pounds of coke about three thousand pounds of coal and 1 147 pounds of limestone totaling over four tons of ore coal and lime stone to produce one ton of pig iron.

Markets Opening in Chicago Piggybacks on Mixed Receipts

June 9 market notes show reanimated receipts totaling 12 000 and leftovers from yesterday. Prospects are 6 points higher than yesterday's average with light trading at 95406 25 and mixed packers around 5 90476 30. Heavy shipping grades near 5 7546 25. Rough at 5 70 and Caitle 1500. Sheep 12 000 prospects strong while others weak.

Chicago

Chicago Market Prices and Receipts for June 9, 1911

The Chicago market report lists estimated receipts today at 13000 and yesterday totals 21492 with 3441 shipments and 1944 leftovers. Beef cattle and sheep prices show cattle strong and sheep weak with Western stockers and feeders at 3 45 to 5 70 and native sheep at 4 50. Grain and produce quotations cover corn meal and flour per sack, with prices supplied by Peach-Wickham Grain Co. and Kester & Son Produce.

Texas Peach-Wickham Grain Company Chicago Ilinois Washington City

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