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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
7
Readable text shows continued warm conditions across the region with a steady pattern of mild days and limited cooling nights. No significant weather events are indicated for the near term, suggesting a stable springlike spell across multiple counties and cities.
Veteran aviator Captain Thomas H. Baldwin flew multiple times over Mineola aviation field using a new 60 horsepower motor. He climbed within a hundred feet of his start, skimming a gypsy camp as curious onlookers watched the craft loop the field and land for breakfast.
Instruction on washing a switch with boiling water and a cake of white soup. It warns not to wash often and to handle the switch carefully, avoid rubbing or squeezing, keep the stem clean, rinse similarly, and hang to dry outdoors without towel drying.
Washington dispatch reports a sharp fight over the labor amendment to the civil appropriation bill with Taft opposing the provision shielding labor unions from Sherman anti trust actions. The vote ended 1388 to 150 against the labor provision as regulars gained ground amid Democratic and some insurgent defections.
Keota reports two weddings on Wednesday as Cupid oversaw rites for Miss Gertie Salter Keiser and Howard Stewart in Washington and Mrs Clara Stewart and A C McNurlen in Keota. The Stewart couple will travel to Cleveland and Niagara Falls before returning to Chicago. The Pool and Stewart families hosted gatherings, while Naomi Stewart organized a linen shower.
Mr Frank Stewart will be laid to rest with services tomorrow at his residence on West Washington Street at 3 o'clock. The Stewart home will be open to friends from 1 to 12 a.m. for calling. Mr and Mrs W R Charlton have returned from Clear Lake.
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