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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1910

Page

2

Durog Jersey Free Show Best Ear of Corn at Des Moines Exposition

John Krebs of Riverside Iowa offers a pure bred Duroc Jersey gift to the farmer of Washington county who exhibits the best single ear at the Iowa Corn Growers association exposition in Des Moines Coliseum from December 5 to 17. The prize, valued at 35 dollars, adds to over 20000 dollars in prizes at the event, with details from secretary M L Bowman Waterloo Iowa.

Washington County John Krebs Riverside Iowa Iowa Corn Growers’ Association Des Moines Mr. Krebs Washinton County Hanley III Gay Advance Jr Farrow M. L. Bowman Waterloo

Borrowed Smiles and Scribbles from Past Times

A column offers playful bits from old days with jokes about crinoline fashion and shifting styles. It recalls a New York Sun quip on hobble skirts and contrasts marriage and mirage in a humorous letter scene.

Journal and Democrat praise new Washington office

The Journal and Washington’s Democrat commend each other on the new Journal home. The Democrat notes the building's size light and amenities and congratulates Bro Elder while boosting competitive harmony and town pride.

Washington Democrat Journal Needham Miller the Democrat Atty J. l. Brookhart Journal Force BremMer Miller Bro. Elder Harvey & Warfel

Time marching on in Walt Mason verses

A poem by Walt Mason from 1910 reflects on labor in the morning, youth’s swift passing, and the refrain time is marching on. The speaker recalls a county poorhouse, carnival memories, and the waste of youth as moments slip away.

Ruth Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

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