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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1909

Page

4

Closing-out Sale at Residence with Farm Assets Offered

Auction lists horses cattle machinery tools and household goods from a farm probate sale at a residence one mile south of the fare. 12 month credit on sums over 10 dollars with cash options under 10 dollars. Auctioneer AS Brown. Clerk DO Dougherty. Public livestock sale follows at West Chester Iowa on Friday Oct 8 with eight month credit terms and cash discounts.

Chas Lober E. Hopengardner PH Dougherty AS. Brown West Chester Iowa Washington County Oxford Shropshire Cotswood Delano

Borrowed Smiles In A Rural Kitchen Exchange

Dialogue scene set in a Bay area kitchen where Jane asks Farmer Wheatly about baking. Mrs Patty reprimands with a snappy retort and Wheatly dismisses college bred notions, signaling tension and rural values.

Bay Jane Patty

Scandal Rumor Sparks Debate In Morning Yrowler

A fragment describes a heated exchange about rumors and truth in a morning paper. The dialogue touches on lying and perception as one speaker asserts a right to read and decide what to believe.

Imitation in Monkeys Reported in Century Notes

The study reports strong imitation tendencies in seven experiments with monkeys. Four experts observed imitation across the full test series, while three noted five failures. Overall the investigation documented sixteen successful initiation cases, including three immediate reports in Century.

Death of Mrs A M Gardner at 80 in Iowa

Mrs A M Gardner died at 2 45 this morning at the home of her son Pearl Gardner in Newton Iowa. She age about 80 and had lived in this city for years. She is survived by three sons Pearl Newton Dr W P Wellman and C C Wellman. Remains to Wellman Friday for short services then to Lexington for interment Friday at 3 pm.

A. M. Gardner Pearl Gardner Newton Lexington Lexington Cemetery

Change in Time for Milwaukee Trains Takes Effect

Three Milwaukee trains have updated schedules with the new time card in effect since last Sunday. Westbound No. 3 now arrives at 8 15 a m, No. 1 local freight at 11 50 a m, and eastbound No. 92 local freight at 11 40 a m, replacing previous arrival times.

Yearning for the unattainable seat on an open car

A lyrical exchange between Miss Plainly and a speaker imagines longing for the end seat on an open car. The brief dialogue hints at desire and whimsy in a light conversational tone.

Ilave Miss Plainly

Community Happenings Across the County

The column outlines notable events and brief notices from diverse local communities. It highlights everyday activities, gatherings, and developments that reflect regional life and civic affairs across the area.

Grandma Stober Rests in Richmond Cemetery Burial

Grandma Stober died Saturday at 76 at the home of her son in Washington then was brought to Richmond for burial. Kos and Spevacek plan to raise their store by one story. Several local families, including the Vacha and Kos cousins, visited relatives over the weekend.

Grandma Stober Anthony Sharp Washington Richmond Kos Spevacek Vacha Celete Kos Jim Vesely Leo Frank Vodichka Elsie Anna Jesse Radda Jim Knotek Joe Selement South Dakota

Washington Soldier Reunion Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs George Savage attended the Soldiers reunion in Washington while Mr and Mrs Whitacre went to Fairfield for Old Settlers. Numerous local residents moved mailbox relocations and sales, travel to nearby towns, church events, and social gatherings are noted with many short visits and community happenings.

George Savage Washington B. F. Whitacre Fairfield Samuel S. Savage Department

Oyster supper planned by Baptist W F M 8 at Will Pom er home

Rural Route Three reports a Wednesday oyster supper hosted by the Baptist W F M 8 at the Will Pom er residence. Local social notes mention visits and travels among residents including Thrasher Rathmel Bush Noecker Donaldson Moore Randall Gordon and Benson families with several short trips to Wellman Delta Iowa City and Washington.

The Baptist Will Po Mer T. B. Thrasher Clarence Rathmel’s

Ferguson and Pratt Families Active Around Havre

Mr and Mrs Dave Ferguson spent a few days last week in Ft Madison. Charlies Keating bought a quarter section of land in South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Norman Pratt and daughter Zella, Mr and Mrs Ode Ferguson and daughters Virgil and Muriel spent Sunday at Charles Caldwell s at Washington. A number from Havre attended the Sunday school convention at the Eicher church. Mr and Mrs Will Mitchell and children spent Sunday at John Hillhouse s. Willie Miller is on the sick list. Ben Keyes and son of Washington are painting for Madison Tucker this week. Mr and Mrs John Hillhouse and Willie Abbott and Mr and Mrs Madison Tucker visited Saturday at the W Allen home near Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Will Easter spent Sunday in Ainsworth.

Dave Ferguson Ft. Madison Charlies Keating South Dakota Norman Pratt Zella Ode Ferguson Virgil Muriel Charles Caldwell Washington Eicher Church Will Mitchell John Hillhouse Willie Miller Ben Keyes and Son Madison Tucker Willie Abbott W. Allen Crawfordsville

Various Local Visitors and Education News

Mrs. Vera Friend returns from Des Moines. Mr. Kuhn of Washington visits the High school. Miss Bessie Brinton becomes High school teacher after Miss Stach resigns. Mr. and Mrs. McCain of Indiana stay with Mrs. George Savage. Mrs. John D. Kisor and daughter Gladys visit Washington. Edward Menefee, Mrs. Ada White, and Carlton visit Mrs. Starry Bidwell in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Max Keller of Ainsworth visiting her parents. SHINES IN SOCIETY: Parisian Sage hair tonic advertised with testimonial by Jessie Sweet.

Vera Friend Des Moines Kuhn Washington Bessie Brinton Alice Stach Iowa City McCain Indiana George Savage John D. Kisor Gladys Edward Menefee Ada White Master Carlton Crawfordsville Starry Bidwell Max Keller Ainsworth

Miss Adia Richardson and Mrs J W Harding in Mt Pleas

Miss Adia Richardson and Mrs J W Harding appear in Mt Pleasant in attendance at a local event. Further details not readable from the fragment.

Adia Richardson J. W. Harding Mt. Pleas

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