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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

3

Changes at the factory presage a big Fourth parade display

The American Pearl Dutton Company plans a prominent Fourth of July parade float. About 75 cutting department workers will march in uniform. The plant shifts add about 80 men and 45 girls, with new grading rooms and more machines. New superintendent A J Brook arrives July 1, and Carl Jungbluth joins as salesman. Washington firms prepare elaborate floats as the parade aims to be the largest ever in the city and region.

American Pearl Dutton Company A. J. Brook LaCrosse Wis Washington

Interurban Day Brings 500 Visitors to Keota

Keota hosts a mass meeting drawing about five hundred visitors from Iowa City and Ottumwa. Delegates from both cities attend with music by local bands, speeches by Judge Wade and Cal Manning, and a business session to finalize cooperation.

Keota Iowa City Ottumwa Ciites M. J. Wade Cal Manning E. C. Gilbert C. O. Keiser R. C. Hamilton Loyal Temperance Legion Presbyterian Church Elmer Hoth Julian Richardson Pearl Warrington Ruby Hulse J. C. Giffen

Heavy Rain Floods Streets in Spencer County Indiana

A heavy rain in Spencer County Indiana caused flooded streets and outaged telephone lines. Rural route carriers were delayed up to three hours as swollen streams and high winds accompanied the storm.

Spencer Ind Owen County

Fire in Milwaukee warehouse destroys Franzen company property

A Milwaukee paper warehouse fire destroyed the William Franzen company stock valued around 75000 dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage but no injuries were reported as firefighters fought the flames through the night.

Milwaukee William Franzen Company

Senator McEnery Dies in New Orleans Home

United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery died at his New Orleans home on June 2 in the evening. The late senator represented Louisiana and had served in the U.S. Senate. He was a prominent political figure in the state.

Senator McEnery New Orleans United States Samuel Douglas McEnery

Expect Million Immigrants in Fiscal Year End

Washington reports that figures are expected to show one million immigrants landed in the United States during the fiscal year ending tomorrow. The previous million arrived in 1907.

Washington

St James Literary Club Plans Evening Session and Banquet

The St James Literary club meets privately this evening for the last time until September. A three course banquet is served after a program featuring a vocal solo by Miss Martina Swift a talk by J Namara a duet by Miss Celeste and Miss Marie Critz a historical item The Club by Miss Katharine Swift a declamation by Miss Marie Critz and an outline of work for next year by Rev J M Walsh.

ST. James Literary St. James Literary Club Martina Swift Anger Namara Celeste Marie Critz Katharine Swift J. M. Walsh

Doctors' Prescriptions and Ethical Standards

The piece argues that doctors frequently prescribe proprietary medicines in Latin for patients and condemn them once advertised. It notes some physicians with broad-minded reputations who continue to prescribe Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, affirming its value despite the advertising.

Lydia &. Pinkham

Baseball Results From National and American Leagues

Standings and game outcomes across major leagues. Brooklyn loses at Boston 12 to 9 with strong hitting by Graham and Bergen. Pittsburg defeats St Louis 6 to 4 as Bachman and Bresnahan secure the win. Philadelphia tops New York 15 to 9 in a high scoring affair. Cincinnati bests Chicago 14 to 11 as Walker and Roth star. Cleveland beats St Louis 5 to 0 with Lake and Stephens keying the win. Philadelphia beats Washington 4 to 3. Detroit falls to Chicago 8 to 5 with Walsh and Olmstead contributing.

Boston R. H.E Brooklyn Bell Wilhelm Bergen Frock and Graham Pittsburg Rowe St. Louis Bachman and Bresnahan Liefield and Gibson New York Philadelphia McQuillen Foxen Ewing Moran Drucke Meyer and Wilson Chicago R. HE Cincinnati Walker Benton and Roth Brown and Archer

Local Scores Report From Twin City Matchups

In Minneapolis and St Paul venues scores show Minneapolis 7 Columbus 2, St Paul 18 Toledo 3, and Milwaukee 2 against Indianapolis 1 while Kansas City edges Louisville 5 4. The brief tally highlights late season results across multiple teams and cities.

Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Louisville St. Paul Toledo Milwaukee Miwaukee Indianapolis

Food Fermenting Causes Indigestion

An advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets as instant relief for stomach distress and promises cure with regular use. It claims a fifty cent box cleanses the stomach and bowels in three days, strengthens digestion after two weeks, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists and Lemon's Pharmacy alongside Booth's Pills for constipation.

Lenmon Booth

Watsons Victim Was Own Niece In Tragic Michigan Crime

Romeo Michigan June 29 The most horrible crime in Comb county unfolded as William Watson killed his 12 year old niece Ruth Ferguson after an alleged assault then killed himself. He carried her body to the house and later died from a self inflicted pistol shot in an alley behind his sister’s home. Watson had lived with his mother and two sisters and showed strange behavior before the tragedy.

Romeo Mich Macomb County Michigan William Watson Watson Ruth Ferguson Stewart Ferguson Roy Trombley’s Mountain

Variety of straw bonnets and hats for children on sale

An ad notes a nice assortment of children's straw bonnets and hats offered at a great reduction at Helen Kobesk's. It also promotes fireworks at the Fair on 13 and suggests an electric fan from the Iowa Gas and Electric Co as a low cost cooling option.

Helen Kobesk The Iowa Gas & Electric Co

Wellesley Graduates Split Between Careers and Not Marrying

A Wellesley College commencement report shows only eight of more than two hundred graduates plan marriage. About one third will teach, another third stay home, and two seniors intend farming, countering the era's expectations. Authorities sought to suppress the canvass fearing Theodore Roosevelt's reaction.

Wellesley, Mags Wellesley College Theodore Roosevelt

Notice to Milk Customers Ends Delivery

Milk producer 1503 D. M. Denison announces Saturday morning July 2 will be the last milk delivery. Patrons are asked to make other arrangements.

Humorous Clippings and Tiny Anecdotes from Elswhere

A collage of light jokes and witty exchanges. Cartoons and quips from various papers recount misheard lines on trams, starved relatives, mistaken identities, and humorous misunderstandings. Also notes on a salesman and a tailor offer.

Speed law warning from Mayor Dixon for 4th of July safety

The mayor urges motorists to observe speed laws and exercise heightened care to prevent accidents, especially on the 4th of July when crowds are expected. Citizens are asked to help protect the public from danger.

B. F. Dixon

Electric Bitters Boost Woman Health and Beauty

A promotional paragraph touts Electric Bitters as a cure for constipation and kidney poisons, claiming improved digestion, purified blood, strong nerves, and a radiant complexion for women. Sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon, Lemmon’s Pharmacy

New novelties in fireworks of The air

Firework novelties debut in midair displays attracting crowds as manufacturers unveil brighter colors and innovative aerial effects. Display teams showcase new shells and timing sequences aimed at heightened safety and spectacle at seasonal celebrations.

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Frank L. Wilson & Co Hetfiomate Iowa Gas & Electric Comp’y Royal Fence Washington County Savings Bank Dutton Factory Cleveland R. LE St. Louis Lake and Stephens Linke Easterly R. WE. Mostor Karger Kieinow Coombs Dononue R. H.E New York Weekington Sughes Sweeney Reisling Hinrichs Street Mardy Detroit National League Pet W. L. Pet Chi Pitts Brook Cin . Og Ag Bos W. T. W. L. Pet. Pet Phil Clev Nas Oo Det Wash Los American Association Hiram Shultz Watseka, Ill Lxtes Gaia Someon Perry Davis Wellesley D. M. Denison Joifen Peggy Jones Miss Underwood Pegey James London Papa Jim A. W. Warner Beloit Harkness Buffalo Express Palmgreen First National Bank Independence Day Barry Oxfords J. A. Harwood Bole John Shields Nicola Harmon Geo. Peck FOK
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