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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1910

Page

2

Census agent David J. Lewis visits for manufacturing reports

Williamsburg special census agent David J. Lewis is in Washington Johnson and Poweshiek counties to gather detailed reports on manufacturing mining and quarrying institutions. His mission is to compile comprehensive data for future government census summaries and will take about a week to cover the numerous institutions and communities.

David J. Lewis Williamsburg Washington Johnson Iown Poweshiek Mr. Lewis Journal Lewis

Young Clergyman Faces Humble DeaconReply Parable

A self conscious young minister in upper New York asks a deacon for feedback after his first sermon. The deacon offers a parable likening the minister to Tou Dor eau's hunt, noting he followed deer tracks all day in the wrong direction.

Upper New York Tou Doreau

Love and a Shining Mark on Mary’s Betrothal

A domestic scene from Yonkers with a suitor asking permission for marriage. Elsie and Ethel decline due to age, while Mary is deemed old enough. The exchange highlights parental consent and social expectations in courtship.

Percy Goldrox Elsie Ethel Mary Yonkers Statesman

Marrying for Love With a Bread and Butter Issue

The Innocent maid asks if marriage is for love and the fair widow replies that love should have a practical side. She likens marrying solely for love to sipping froth from a glass of soda water.

Chicago

Baltimore American: reader quips on cleaning methods

In a letter snipped from the Baltimore American a reader jests about room cleaning methods and preferences for patent sweepers. The brief quip contrasts literal cleaning with new devices in a humorous tone.

Gin'raty Mum Baltimore

Happenings in Havre County Communities

County news notes Mr and Mrs Will Mayhew visiting the McFarlane home in Washington Miss Vern Tomlinson of wdksling ton stayed with Clyde Hillhouse and attended the Sunday school convention at Pleasant Hill Rev Pettit of Albia spent Friday and Sunday with Will Master Mrs Jim Moothart visited John Caldwell Charlie Long lost a valuable cow Dean Cherryholmes shipped a carload of hogs George Hillhouse sent a car of lime this week Howard McBride works for Bert Yard Jake Shrader worked at the elevator early week

Havre Will Mayhew McFarlane Washington Vern Tomlinson Wdkslington Clyde Hillhouse’s Pleasant Hill Rev. Pettit Albia Will Master's Jim Moothart John Caldwell Charlie Long Will Stafford Dean Cherryholmes Bert Hesseltine Howard McBride Bert Yard Jake Shrader George Hillhouse Ile

Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher

A 1910 piece ridicules the hard luck speech of failed men. It contrasts shirkers who blame fate with workers who persevere, praising honest toil and resilience while lampooning excuses and political diversions. Copyright George Matthew Adams 1910.

Tye

Local farm notes and community visits in May

May reports from Media Illinois noting Fred Cannon visiting his farm. John Davison builds a new house on Fred Wagner's farm. A Pleasant Hill convention drew few due to road coalitions. Local farmers planted corn and awaited better weather. Hopping family visited Hesseltine home. Wilber Beenblossom conducting an area census. Howard Beenblossom from Des Moines visited with Beenblossoms. Grosscup Bros sold cattle to Washington buyers. Dave Cocklin to build a barn at Eureka with cement work planned this week.

Fred Cannon Media Ill John Davison Fred Wagner Pleasant Hill George Hopping William Hesseltine Wilber Beenblossom Eicher Howard Beenblossom Des Moines C. R. Been Dave Cocklin Eureka Masons

Local Social Notes from Richmond May 3

Miss Celeste Kos return from work for Mrs Fred Hovel after a Sunday at home. Lizzie Spavacek and Annie Spavacek hosted friends Sunday. Milada Horak and her brother Charles visited V A Spavacek home. Dec Kiefer traveled to Kalona on Tuesday and Pete Shillig with son Albert were there on business. Winnie Dierdorff Aunt Mandy Figgens and Joe Spevacek on the deck at Vist.

Richmond Celeste Kos Fred Hovel Lizzie Annie Spavacek Milada Horak Charles V. A. Spavacek Dec Kiefer Kalona Pete Shillig Albert Winnie Dierdorff Mandy Figgens Joe Spevacek

Riverside Marriage Solemnized at St Marys Church

John Shradel and Alicin Hora were married at St Marys church in Riverside with Rev Jacobsmeier officiating. Ernest Hora and Helen Shradel attended. reception follows at the bride’s home. The couple will live in a new east Riverside home.

Riverside St. Mary's Church John Shradel Alicin Hora Jacobsmeier Ernest Hora Helen Shradel

Keota Social News and Local Visits May 4

Keota residents share weekend visits with relatives in Webster and Rock Falls while others plan extended Texas trips. A. A. Hulse attends a Burlington businessmen convention. The Methodist Sunday school class 10 hosts a quarterly social with Arthur Wright honored for twelve years of perfect attendance. roll call lists 31 attendees. Star drug store front remodel underway with interior work to follow and Smith & Shearer slated for opening.

Morrison Hulse Fataille Coe M. A Hulse Arthur Wright Methodist Wright Iie Florence Kate Orchetra Kate Glover A. M. Miller Florence Wrizhi Anyquest Clu Milford Shrader Walter Morris Kloward Groves Isaac Marr Elmer Warrington Thoerbert Batterson Guy Watkins Ora Seydel Fred Hahn Lee Bamford Ralph Harding Howard Groves Clifton Hawk Walter Marri Benit Dowis Herbert Campbell Liner Vincent Smith & Shearer

Strub's workers and local notes from West Chester

In West Chester on May 3 John Dusenbery shears sheep for Blain Holmes Geo Lewis travels to Chicago with cattle Miss Mary Martin returns from Washington Will Augustine of near Dublin visits Blain Holmes A load of tile transported despite rain Coffey & Son receive tile Farmers haul supplies Auten the mailman should look before boarding a train Marion Wells returns home from Hedrick McFarlane Company repainting store interior Mrs Ferguson returns from Washington May 4 frost hits area more painters at work

West Chester John Dusenbery Blain Holmes Geo. Lewis Chicago Mary Martin Washington Will Augustine Dublin Beitel’s Peter McColl Ilinois Herman Luers Mike Trier Keota Coffey & Son Auten Marion Wells Hedrick Iowa

Local residents visit relatives and plan seed purchase

Visiting her mother Mrs. S. S. Orris in Columbus Junction for the past few days returned home yesterday morning. W. H. McConnell and wife of Verdi arrived this evening to buy seed corn. E. E. Coffman was in Washington yesterday. Mrs. Remps Hampsher of Washington spent today with her sister Mrs. Max Keller.

Ainsworth Charles McCreedy Washington George McCreedy J. J. Adams Grace J. Easter Bloomfield Myr J. R. Newton Fannie Ingham Lyon Ingham Brighton J. A. Chambers Harry McConnell K. McConnell Verd Stone James ‘Parbott F.C. Knapp G Kelper Davenport F. Knapp W. H. McConnell Verdi E. E. Coffman Remps Hampsher Max Keller

Local Social News Mentions Upcoming Gatherings

Mrs J C Gilbert hosts Sunday school class next Thursday evening. The Sirks enjoy gatherings at the Hibert home. Mrs Ella Crown Pettit granted divorce from Hugh Pettit at Sigourney. Wrestling L A Norton and daughter-in-law Mrs Brice Norton arrive from Avoca and open Monday in Washington at the Will Taylor home.

J. C. Gilbert Hibert Ella Crown Pettit Hugh Pettit Sig Ourney L. A. Norton Brice Norton Avoca Washington Will Taylor

Crawfordsville Visitors and Local Travel Report

Mrs A McCoy and son Frank visited Mt Pleasant yesterday afternoon to see Jenny McCoy. Mrs M Strain and daughter Ona Mrs John Somie Mrs Martha Worthan John Griffith J Davidson and Calvin Cummings traveled to Washington this morning. Maxwell was a Burlington visitor today and Allen Paschal arrived from Columbus Junction to visit at the John Paschal home.

A. McCoy Frank Mt. Pleasant Jenny McCoy Maxwell Burlington Allen Paschal Colmbus Junction John Paschal

City Bus Line Phone Contact and Orders

Phone 689 Black for catching up rides or leaving orders. Frank Bowers will promptly attend to all requests. Include street and number for delivery or pickup.

Frank Bowers

Foley's Kidney Remedy Advised For Early Signs

A vintage ad emphasizes Foley's Kidney Remedy to ensure sound kid neys and prevent serious illness. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElinky Drug Co are listed as sources.

Foley Lemmon

Frey’s photographs win praise from top judges

The note invites readers to view Frey’s work, claiming superior quality as the reason for high esteem. It promises demonstration if needed and emphasizes excellence as the sole factor behind the acclaim.

Frey

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