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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1911

Page

6

Home Conserving Association described as a modern charity

C. C. G. Phillips Iowa state secretary writes from Journal Washington Iowa praising the Joseph Walter Home in Kansas City Missouri. He notes the home preserves families by housing mothers and children, providing jobs, schooling, and a modern home environment while preserving family integrity and future self support.

M. M. LeWald The Home Conserving Association Joseph Walter Home Incorporated Kansas City Iowa

Bizarre exchange over cabbage head joke to cousin

A country youth writes his city cousin that his head grew to six feet around. The city youth replies with a quip asking who is the hater in the joke. Tit-Bits shares the humorous antiquated exchange.

Haiter

Cornelius N Bliss a Leading Republican Fundraiser

Cornelius Newton Bliss, a New York print goods magnate and longtime Republican financier, shaped party campaigns from Arthur to McKinley. He served as treasurer of the Republican National Committee in 1892 1896 and 1904 and helped fund the party while resisting disclosure demands. Bliss declined cabinet posts yet remained active in business clubs and civic groups.

Cornelius Newton Bliss New York Real Old Guard Republican National Committee Chester A. Arthur Marcus Alonzo Vlanna Thomas C. Platt Mr. Bliss Fall River Mass Weymouth England Bliss Citizens’ Committee Arthur Republican State Committee American Protective Tariff League Harrison Bryah Hanna Treasury McKinley Washington Interior Roosevelt Philadelphia Alton B. Parker Armstrong Insurance Committee Tie Greater New York Union League Club Society of the New York Flospital

Mrs Harriman Funds New Cancer Research Lab In New York

Mrs Harriman backs a Roosevelt hospital lab focused on physiological chemistry to study cancer origins and remedies. Dr William Gordon Lyle directs the project which builds on two years of funded research and a substantial Harriman endowment. Dr Lewis R Morris will oversee lab construction. details to be released upon her return from Ireland.

Roosevelt Hospital New York H. Harriman William Gordon Lyle Harriman Lyle Lewis R. Morris

Mother and Son Set To Practise Law In Missouri

Mrs. Sarah T. Andrew aged forty studies at Washington College of Law and her son Herbert B. Andrew twenty begins a law course at Catholic university. They plan to finish their studies then take the Washington bar exam and return to Missouri to set up a joint Andrew & Andrew firm.

Sarah T. Andrew Washington College of Law Herbert B. Andrew Law Department Catholic University Andrew Missouri Herbert Gonzaga College Washington

Chinese Laundry to Open Next Week Nearby Conger Shop

A Chinese laundry is set to open next week in a room rented by A. J. Wagner just east of the Conger black smith shop. The renter is described as a Chinese man with his wife, father, and one child. Wagner did not record the man’s name.

Kansas City A. J. Wagner Conger Blacksmith Shop Mr. Wagner

Rodgers Leaves San Antonio In Westward Flight

Aviator C. P. Rodgers departed San Antonio at 10 o clock following the Southern Pacific tracks toward the west with Del Rio listed as his first stop. A special train preceded his ascent into the journey.

Rodgers San Antonio Tex C. P. Rodgers Southern Pacific Railroad del Rio

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as the best cure for diseases and weaknesses in women. It claims to be alcohol free, free of harmful drugs, and to disclose all ingredients on the bottle wrapper under oath. The ad urges buyers to demand the genuine medicine and warns against substitutes or counterfeit products.

Chicago Robert M. la Follette la Follette

Harvard Union Bars Drink To Students

The Harvard Union, the university club house, bans liquor for all students and events, including dinners and alumni reunions. The move also affects the varsity club annex, a potential blow to the football team which had weekly ale.

Harvard Union Union

Meeting Schedule in Temple Post Rooms

The minutes note regular meetings on the first and eighth Tuesday of each month in their Post rooms at the Temple. Commander J. W. Scott presides with J. J. Kellogg as Adjutant.

Valley Forge Camp No 868 Meeting Notice

IMI. WW Ae Valley Forge Camp No 868 meets every Thursday evening in hall on North Side Square. All neighbors are welcome. J G Q Mortarty, Clerk.

IMI Ae Valley Forge Hall Op North Side Square

Lodges Schedule Regular Meetings Noted

Mason ic fraterni tiesWashington Lodge No 26 AF AM regular meeting first Friday each month J E Kunath W M J W Morton Sec Cyrus Chapter No 6t AM regular meeting second Friday monthly James D Glasgow HP J W Morton Sec Bethlehem Commandery No 45 KT regular meeting Friday night monthly Wyatt B rbourg EC J W Morton Sec Washington Chapter No 9s C E S regular meeting second Thursday monthly Mrs J E Kunath WM Mrs Myrtle Bragg Sec Visiting fraters welcome

Washington Lodge A. F A. M W. M J. W. Morton Kunath Myrtle Bragg

City Bus Line Orders by Phone 589 Black

Call up phone number 589 Black and leave orders for city bus line service as advertised by Frank Rogers of Clive Street.

Frank Rogers Clive St’ Iiers

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C. C. G. Phillips Oskaloosa Association Washington, Iowa Joseph Walter Julia Anna Baker Joseph Walter Home Washington National Bank Ashington C.N. Bliss Secretary OF Interior Platt Mother and Son Dr. Pierce Co. J. Wilson Co. C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office Charles A. Dewey Notary Public Office Washington County Savings Bank Eicher & Livingston the Citizens Savings Bank OF Washington Chas, H. Keck Carl. M. Keck Frank RK. Sage Edmund D. Morrison I. J. Kellogg South Side Square W. M Keeley Butterfield & Frame Special Collection Department Crail P. J. Hanley DR. W. M. Terry West Washington Street Ray H. Dean Cook & Sherman's Drug Store J. Glyde Wallace D. G J. Clyde Wallace D. C Windsor Plan Insurgent Organ Caseyn Bros Fenton & Fenton Chiropractors Palmer School Nicholson Keota Towa D. F. Macon Macon Austin Sutherland Bright All Drugelsts F. Co. It Alpine Aerie No. 1948 E. G. Fox W. P R. C. Dubois Secy J. W. Scott J. J. Kellogg Adjt J, GQ Mortarty Chas. Brown PITAL A. White Eon L. Thompson R. L. Coulter W. A. White Harry H. Ross Willis Todd Res
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