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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1912

Page

5

Local People Notice Travel and Shopping Amid Busy Week

Mrs J N Walker and Miss Lor etta Walker spent the day in Ainsworth at Mrs S A Walker's home. C M F Clothing Co denies reports of closing, promoting fall and winter stock. Various residents travel to Muscatine Cotter Illinois Mt Union and Oquawka for visits and events. Hallowe en postcards at Bradley Jewelry. Mary Steck returns from Fairfield to Sunday at home.

J. N. Walker Loretta Walker Ainsworth S. A. Walker Mary Steck Fairfield

World’s series baseball scores at the Smoke House

Miss Francis Porter returns home for an over Sunday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Porter. Agnes Coffelt returns to Cedar Rapids after a few days with Dave McLaughlin. Several locals noted, including Mrs Wendell and Mrs Kilgore, with various visits and travels. The Washington high football team heads to Columbus Junction for a game this afternoon. A marriage license is issued to William Heiden and Miss Emma Grosscup.

W. E. Chilcote Marie Gedar Rapids M. C. Slocum Home Francis Porter Packwood J. A. Porter Agnes Coffelt Dave McLaughlin Cedar Rapids W. D. Wendell Ottumway Ed Kiburz Washington High School Columbus Junction Guy Knauss Howard Eldridge Harold Buckley Carl Meek Roy Garard Donald McLaughlin Wade Gardner Everette Patterson Charles Vincent Ray Cummings Nate Fields Aler Kiscamp Karl Fulton MacEachron Prof. Loose Louis Anderson Henry Berdo Paul Kurtz W. A. Smith Malcom, Ia Ezra Gardner East Washington Street William Heiden Emma Grosscup

Social dance night at Eagle hall draws youthful crowd

About fifteen couples attended a dancing party at Eagle hall with music by James Cunningham and Levi Pattison. Miss Alta Carroll of Chicago and Mr Clifford Thoma of Fairfield plan a Chicago wedding on Oct 15. Members of the Thoma family will attend.

Fairfield Journal Alta Carroll Chicago Clifford Thoma Fairfield Thoma Anna Eagle Eliza‘Deth Heke Miss Eagle South Iawa Avenue Martina Swift Leonard Bailey St. James Church

Kalona Woman's Relief Corps invites Washington W R C guests

The Kalona Woman's Relief Corps invites the Washington W R C to be their guests next Thursday October 17. Members able to attend should notify the president by Monday via phone numbers 207 Black and 2042. The Fortnightly Club Child Study Department will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs Geo Paul.

William Jennings Bryan United States Washington Des Moines Central Park Geo. Paul

Excellent Evidence and a Pencil That Was Not Ink

A Shoreditch witness explains borrowing a pencil to sign a document, claiming the ink sign was required and thus denying possession. Also notes a doctor’s remedy claim, and a Saratoga druggist touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best after fifteen years. Lemmon's Pharmacy carries it.

Shoreditch England Enos Lollar Saratoga Ind Lemmon

Debtor Confesses No Earnings in West London Court

The West London County Court hears a solicitor asking the debtor about current earnings. The debtor answers he earns nothing and jokes he lives on his wife. His Honor imposes ten days.

West London County Court

A Good Salesman Jokes About a Speed Trap

The manager asks if the sale went through and the salesman admits yes. He claims to have slowed a machine to half speed and arranged with a town constable to arrest them for speeding. Old Skee rigs fell for it.

Skeerigks

Demand for Brains in All Lines of Work

A sweeping call for superior brains over ordinary talent. The piece argues that real progress comes from men of genius, citing farm, mines, factories, and leadership roles, praising historical figures and urging society to seek steadfast, fiery intellects to guide the nation through tumult.

Milton Prescott Hugh Miller Starr King Cromwell Frederick Adolphus Wellington Washington Valley Force Franklin Monroe

Sing at Work: Proverb, Music, and the Reading Voice

A column argues singing at work boosts morale and cites the army drum and factory readers in Key West. It notes scientific management may yield to profit of worker song and recounts a cigar factory reader reciting news and literature above the shop floor.

Key West

Iron hand in velvet glove and the core of humanity

The passage argues that great strength and quality come from fineness in design. It compares the iron hand in the velvet glove to cables built from many fine strands, noting that real efficiency comes from a strong core. Laziness and inertia obscure energy, and fear blocks liberation of the core's power.

Last Lecture by Mrs Shepardson on Palestine in Baptist Church

Mrs Shepardson concluded her travel lecture series in the Washington Baptist church last evening with a vivid Palestine demonstration. The lecture used 60 album views projected by a lens device, weaving Old and New Testament scenes with personal anecdotes including Galilee, the Bedouin shepherd, and an oriental wedding. She explained her motive as serving her Lord and noted the warm reception and thanks to supporters in Washington.

M's Galilee Allah Jesus Gethsemane Calvary Washington

Father and Son Exchange Sharp Money Talk

A brief dialogue scene shows a father chiding a son on money value while the son replies he can name many ways to spend it, conveying tension over financial understanding. The exchange captures generational views on wealth and spending.

Boston Transcript

Carload Apples To Be Sold On Chicago Burlington Tracks

D. H. Wallingford advertises a carload of good apples on the C B Q track near the depot for sale Monday. Call and see them.

Meetings Sunday for Men and Boys at Eagles Hall

Sunday services invite high school age boys and all men to two union gatherings at 7 p m at Methodist church and First United Presbyterian church Ritchie and Lee F H T international secretary and ard Paulson state secretary will address both events Paulson will survey each service and attendees are urged to participate to support boys and young men welfare

North America Ard Paulson Methodist Church First United Presbyterian Church Ritchie and Lee Paulson

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