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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

4

Davenport Banking Figure to Join German Savings Bank

Davis H. McKee, a renowned Iowa banker, will become vice president of the German Savings Bank in Davenport within weeks. He has led roles at Washington National Bank, Mediapolis Citizens State Bank, and Danville State Savings Bank, and has served as state bank examiner since 1900. A moonlight picnic event for local youths is planned at Sunset Park this evening.

Davenport Iowa David H. McKee German Savings Bank McKee Washington National Bank Citizens State Bank of Mediapolis Danville State Savings Bank Iowa State Bankers’ Association Germa Savings Bank cKee

Worms Devastate Boone County Corn Crops

William Lemaster, a prominent farmer, reports that Boone county corn crop will be less than half due to small worms destroying stalks. Two weeks earlier a fine stand. now fields are dying, prompting replanting in the rural areas south of Boone. The worm epidemic remains unexplained.

Boone Iowa William Lemaster Boone County

Traveling bag given to Miss Johnson before Colorado departure

Golden Rule circle of King's Daughters hosted Miss Mary Johnson at Ira Sproul’s home on West Main. Johnson will visit Sterling and Kaw before heading to Colorado. Refreshments followed and a traveling bag was presented. The Woman's Home Missionary society held a thimble bee at Mrs. J. A. Harwood’s with a program on Porto Rico mission work.

Golden Rule Circle King’s Daughters Second United Presbyterian Church Ira Sproul West Main Street Mary Johnson Colorado Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. A. Harwood Edna Klein Anna Wilson Amelia Grecian Porto Rico Dr. B. Collier Wilton Iowa Muscatine

Martha Maxwell Hosts Twenty Five Friends Birthday Party

Martha Maxwell entertained about thirty five of her little friends yesterday afternoon in celebration of her seventh birthday anniversary.

Martha Maxwell

Skiptons Celebrate Eighth Wedding Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs John Skipton hosted about twenty five friends at their West Madison Street home for a six o clock dinner last evening marking their eighth wedding anniversary. Miss Anne Houdek served a three course meal in a tented setting with roses decorating the table. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Riley Miller of Haskins and Mr and Mrs Jugenheimer of Havre.

John Skipton West Madison Street Anne Houdek Riley Miller Haskins Jugenheimer Havre

Telegraph Strike Shuts Scope in San Francisco Area

W LD Shearer received a telegram stating accept business for San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley subject to delay. Telegraph operators in the Western Union strike allege a wage raise promised to take effect March first. The stoppage is secret and systematic aiming to shut down city operations until demands are met.

W. LD. Shearer San Francisco Oakland Berkeley Western Union

Carpenter survives eighty foot fall at county water tower

Fairfield Iowa June 22 Gilbert Anderson of Ottumwa fell eighty feet from the water tower at the county farm while repairing it and was seized by vertigo. He survived about an hour with numerous broken bones and was not instantly killed, a remarkable endurance after the fall.

Fairfield Iowa Gilbert Anderson Ottumwa Anderson

Clairvoyants at Swiss Hotel Offer Personal Readings

Prof. Harold Elsworth Lewis and Madame Agnes present palmistry and trance medium readings at the Swiss Hotel on Marion Avenue. They claim to reveal names of friends and predict affairs without spoken words, offering a brief session.

Harold Elsworth Lewis America Madame Agnes San Francisco Marion Ave

Home Guards Picnic at Sunset Park June 24

A Home Guards event invites members and families to Sunset Park on Monday evening June 24. Supper at 6 30 and instructions to bring well filled baskets. Water on grounds and hitch racks for teams. 7-3 As bee aKa on.

Home Guards Sunset Park

Ice cream social at Baptist church tonight

Local note announces an ice cream social with homemade cake in the Baptist church lecture room due to damp ground. Music by the band and greetings to visiting local residents accompany the event.

Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Coughs and Lung Trouble

A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas reports Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy and claims it has cured consumption in its early stage. He asserts widespread satisfaction and notes it is sold by all druggists.

A. A. Herren Finch Ark Foley

Struggle for Unide Miss Ward This Morning

Professor Wilcox's third address in a series on the formation of the American government was given at the High school auditorium. He traced the long effort from 1643 to 1789 to unite the states, criticizing the confederation era and praising the eventual ratification of the Constitution. He urged attendance at Monday night’s Second U. P. church lecture on The Education of the American Girl.

Wilcox Continental Congress

Miss Ward Lectures on Kindergarten Work at State Normal

Miss Florence Ward head of the State Normal kindergarten department delivered an engaging morning talk on effective kindergarten methods. Her illustrations with blocks impressed the large audience, underscoring her careful study of primary instruction and the growth of kindergarten work.

Florence Ward State Normal Ward

Institute notes report steady progress and lectures

Norma notes Edna Klein acts as pianist for Miss Pike during general music instruction. No new students today. Lectures draw interest though rain dampens attendance. Prof. Wilcox to lecture Monday at Second U P church on The Education of the American Girl. He declined to detail last night’s Presbyterian talk on Social Dyspepsia. Miss Pike organises the music department with two solos praised. Leo She angouskie advertises copper lightning rod prices.

W. C. Wilcox U. P. Church Wilcox Presbyterian Church

Vienna News: Social Event Highlights and Openings

Local notes from Washington county describe Vienna bakery promotions, fruit cake and ice cream socials at the Vienna, and a large bakery display. Mentions KE W Nelson visiting from Keota, Mrs Mulhern and Anna visiting Washington, and Miss Masson named assistant principal at Keswick High School. Also reports St James choir to Pleasant Plains, Colonel Dave Palmer elected Iowa G A R commander, and various residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.

A. Evans Cloyce Horsey Keota Flossie Fitzgerald Eva Easter Lillian Olds Ainsworth Vienna May Walker Emma Wonderly Crawfordsville Ella Porter Mariella Schnoebelen Riverside Luella Engle Brighton Mary Masson Keswick Iowa Miss Masson State University of Bethel Irwin Stella Wells Wood River Nebr Irwin D. J. Palmer Marjorie Hebner Columbus Safeguard Harriet Pickett Washington Wapello Louisa County Buzzard’s Bay John Little Earl Haney Della Patton State Normal School Cedar Falls Columbus City

Make the Cook Happy with Simple Kitchen Shelving Upgrades

Practical guidance for improving a household kitchen workroom. Advocates rubber cloth shelves, washable covers, and easy maintenance using old window shades as curtain doors to keep shelves neat and clean. Describes hanging methods, trim, and light two color options to reduce dust and upkeep.

How to Build a Simple Hat Rack from Spools

A frugal hatrack can be made from empty spools and a wooden base. Proportions must be measured and aligned with a ruler, nails fasten the spools, and paint adds a finish if desired. Larger spools from dressmaking shops provide needed length for sturdy construction.

Olive Oil a Beauty Bath in Fashion among Dames

In the national capital beauty culture turns to olive oil as a staple for baths and skin care. Grocers note record sales not for salad use but beauty preparations as doctors endorse the oil for tonics and a diet. Women report clearer complexions, brighter eyes, and calmer nerves from daily internal use.

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