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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1906

Page

5

Weather Almanac Priors Echo March Habits

A dated note recalls March's unyielding pattern despite weather almanac forecasts. The author Marion T Anderson asserts ample coal on hand and bids readers farewell with a cautious sign off.

Business visitor, horse buyers, and local notes from Keota

Frank McNally visited Keota today while Ella Porter rode as a Brighton passenger. Fritz of Pennsylvania is buying horses to ship home Monday. Bert Welch Deem, Harry Cherryholmes, Lu Gormley, and Work Welch came from Crawfordsville. Mrs Nicholson, ill at her son Thos McClean’s home, is in a more serious condition. Jas Longer returned from Chicago with a carload of hogs. he sold to a company tied to John Babcock. Johnnie has been ill for three days and unable to work.

Frank McNally Keota Ella Porter Brighton Mr. Fritz Pennsylvania Bert Welch Deem Harry Cherryholmes Lu Gormley Work Welch Crawfordsville Grace Hunter A. Hunter Kate Clarke Davenport H. B. Horne Creamer Winfield Columbus Junction W. E. Chilcote the Graham Dennis Brown

Scientific Wonder Bucklen Alpha Salve Cures Piles

A Bucklen’s Alpha Salve claim highlights cure of a distressing piles case for FE R Mulford, a lecturer in Watersboro Pa. The ad asserts the salve heals burns sores boils wounds chilblains and rheum and is sold for 25 cents at Stewart’s store.

FE. R. Mulford Watersboro Stewa

AINSWORTH Social Notes March Visit and Illness

Mrs Ruth Cook was called to Washington yesterday due to Mrs W L Strato illness. J F R Leonard returned from Stratford Texas after a two week stay. Mr and Mrs A B Moore were business visitors in Washington yesterday. Perry Olds hosted a small gathering at his sister Mrs E H House home. Jessie and Myrla Moreland shopped in Washington yesterday. Mrs Geo Thoma returned from a brief Washington visit.

Ruth Cook Washington W. L. Strato J. F. R. Leonard Stratford Texas A. B. Moore Perry Olds E. H. House Jessie Myrla Moreland Geo. Thoma

Local residents and visitors noted in county news

Mrs John Mitchell visits T J Easter home in Alipsworth today. Miss Dollie Harrison arrives from Charles City to visit grandfather L L Teas and brother Lucien Harrison. Business visitors include Luther Gormley J Arnold J H McCoy H D Cherry holmes J G Maxwell Walter Keiper George DeLong W M Welch Wal Wellis J A Morehead R S White and son Harold. T H Long returns from Muscatine after visiting sister Mrs J C Carl. Mrs G W Nicholaus hosts high school students for Miss Mabel Young before she leaves for Texas. John Wooley home from Cedar Falls. Mrs Fred Anwyl visits Washington friends. W W Whipple returns from Greenfield after winter with his mother.

John Mitchell T. J. Easter Alipsworth Dollie Harrison Charles City L. L. Teas Lucien Harrison County Luther Gormley J. Arnold J. H. McCoy H. D. Cherryholmes J. G. Maxwell Walter Keiper George DeLong W. M. Welch Wal Wellis J. A. Morehead R. S. White and Son Harold T. H. Long Muscatine J. C. Carl G. W. Nicholaus Mabel Young Texas John Wooley Cedar Falls Fred Anwyl Washington Friends W. W. Whipple Greenfield

Oldaker Move In And Local Marital News In Wellman

March 24 Wellman notes report Mr and Mrs Oldaker moved into town on Wednesday. Amos Hull and wife departed for their Colorado home to spend a few weeks. John McKinley returned from business in Texas. Alex Wade and Edith Chapman wed in Iowa City with a Rebekah lodge reception Thursday evening. attendees described as pleasant.

Surprise anniversary at Ross home near Westchester

About thirty-five friends and neighbors organized a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. F H Ross to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home one mile east of Westchester. An elegant luncheon was served.

F. H. Ross Here

Meat Producers Meeting Seeks Members Countywide

The Corn Belt Meat Producers Association held an afternoon meeting in the courthouse. Attendees heard several addresses by county residents supporting the movement and urging membership enrollment continues.

Corn Belt Meatroducers’ Assn

Brighton visitor Savage highlights local business day

Savage of Brighton conducted business in town today, meeting local contacts and discussing commerce opportunities.

Savage Brighton

Fire Destroys Leader Building. Major Property Loss

A fire in Ottumwa last night caused substantial damage estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. The blast and blaze began around 10 pm in the Leader dry goods building, with flames rising high before 11 pm. The Leader building was wrecked, the nearby St Louis store gutted, and upper floors of the First National Bank building badly damaged. Insurance partly covers the loss.

Ottumwa Towa Leader Dry Goods Leader St. Louis First National Bank

Change of venue sought in McKinney case

In Abdo Illinois March 24 attorneys for the defense inform State's Attorney Graham that a venue change will be requested at the April term due to alleged local prejudice. Long lists of affidavits from Mercer county residents on both sides are expected for the court hearing.

Abdo, Il Graham McKinney Mercer County

Local residents visit and travel notices from Havre and area

Sam Doran of Havre and several other locals are listed as visitors or guests in the city today. Distant arrivals include Bruce Gardner from Wellman and Geo Paul from Keota visiting relatives, with Effie Nelson returning from Columbus Junction. Grace Benn and Chas McCreedy daughters reach Denver, Grace entering a business college, and a rental offer from Frank Webb.

Sam Doran Havre Anna Rehmel Grace Hill Bruce Gardner Wellman H. Benn Chas. McCreedy Grace Benn Denver Miss Grace

Sidney lockup a famed hobo retreat in Ohio

A Wapakoneta dispatch reports Sidney Ohio south of Wapakoneta became famous among hoboes as a retreat. In four months 468 tramps lodged overnight, with a daily tally kept in the mayor’s office. Monthly totals: November 80, December 115, January 106, February 167.

Sidney Wapakoneta Ohio Chicago Record-Herald

Beeze With a Monogram

Mrs H H Preston of Riverhead New York raises Barred Rock hens that now lay eggs with a monogram resembling H H P on the shell. She says the flock is valuable and considers the hens unpurchasable due to ownership tied to the monogrammed eggs.

H. H. Preston Riverhead N. Y

Jadier Faces Adorned with Shell Scar Patterns

In New Holland scars, formed by shells, create intricate designs across the Jadier faces.

New Holland

Handling Newborn Pigs in Cold Weather

G M Rommel notes focus on warm housing for newborn pigs, frequent suckling, and sow feeding after farrowing. Advice covers early light slop, tepid water, gradual return to full feed, and shelter for the sow and piglets when temperatures drop. It also mentions exercise space, avoiding cold rain, and a stray reference to a broncho workhorse cross.

G. M. Rommel

Broncho and Mustang Have Subtle Differences

A cowboy notes that bronchos and mustangs are similar, with the mustang described as having more devil in him. The distinction rests on temperament and edge in a practical sense.

Demand for Shetland ponies continues strong says breeder

The Breeder Gazette notes continued demand for Shetland ponies. A leading breeder with about 400 head reports unprecedented sales and says he can move all surplus at nearly his asking price.

Shetland Gazette

The Dandy Little Southdown and Sheep Care Tips

The piece praises the Southdown breed for uniform wool and desirability for manufacturers. It notes shows at Norwich Birmingham and Smithfield with the Sandringham royal flock excelling, consumer demand remains high though gains ease. It also offers practical husbandry: gentle handling, separate heavy ewes, warm dry pens, sunlit south-facing windows, warming chilled lambs, and convenient ewe-lamb nursing methods.

Breeder's Gazette Farm Journal

Local visitors and events fill town day to day

Col D J Palmer returned from Des Moines. James Wilson and Tom Long visited Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction on business. Alma Brindley leaves for Chicago after a city visit. Vienna bakery adds full line and promises best in the city. Several residents from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Davenport Keota and Winfield were seen in town for visits shopping or business. Dennis Brown shows improvement and plans spring activity.

Col D. J. Palmer Des Moines James Wilson Columbus Junction Tom Long Crawfordsville R. 8. White Fred Jordan Vienna Alma Brindley Chicago al Moore Ainsworth L L. Hendricks J. ©. Gardner Geo. Simpson Mildred Peterson S. K. Orris George Maxwell Jos. Morehead

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