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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1910

Page

2

Happenings Across Brighton and Nearby Towns

Miss Grace Gowey teaches at Greenvale this fall. Attendance at the state fair included Frank Parcelle and others. Mr. and Mrs. Kleinschmidt visited Ringling Bros. in Oskaloosa. Several residents share visits and travel as schools begin with new teachers in multiple districts. local societies, illnesses, and migrations noted. Kalona reports infant death, horse sale, and residents moving to Davenport. ongoing county events include depot staff changes and fair visits.

Grace Gowey Greenvale Frank Parcelle Lhoyd Jones John A. Luers Lloyd Dickinson Wes Engle Charlie Frazier Carl Mayer Dan Hegsseltine D. N. Kleinschmidt Ringling Bros Oskaloosa G. C. Griffin Edgar Ingham’s Ralph Gowey John Bailey Washington Edgar Farrier Ollie T. I. Farrier

Social notes from Kalona and surrounding areas

The report lists local residents attending events and visiting relatives from Egypt Heypt to Riverside. Frank Shebeck M B Walrub and Joe tre byl Jr attended a Woodman picnic in Kalona. Others visited relatives near Richmond Washington Lone Tree Iowa City.

John Haytmanek James Larva Iowa City Carl Kucera Riverside

Local notes from Keota and surrounding towns

Miss Viola Weidlein Emma Sem ler and Mae Blumenstein attend Chautauqua in Keota. Residents visit relatives and travel to Iowa City Des Moines and Cincinnati for business and leisure. Evangelistic meetings draw men only as Miss Hazel Wimner opens fall term at Dayton. School begins in Dayton and Augustine with lessons and local visits across towns.

Wellman Viola Weidlein Emma Semler Mae Blumenstein Keota Robert Neudigate Broadview Montana John Carter Bailey & Ellsworth Haya Ware Erlis Shaver Columbus Junction Sam Huntsberger Lloyd Maplethorpe Maryland Albert Longwell Mr. Longwell Iowa City H. L. Bryson Vinton Everette and Irvin Curl Cincinnati Iowa Maxine Snavely Ladora Arthur Marion Spear Toledo Sherm Pond West Liberty H. Lhrig John Reese Prescott Charles Durian Charles Lantz William Downing J. P Thomas Washington Ernest Baker Will Deuker Des Moines Frank Kreger Hazel Wimner Dayton John Kinde Katie Schuessler Ben VanCleave D. Yoder South Dakota L. M. Downing Bruce Moomey Carrie Moore Cedar Rapids Mebee Miler Vera

Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher Words of Industry and Labor

A playful 1910 verse by Walt Mason extols the virtues of hard work and hustle. It contrasts the toilers who harvest life with the loafers who complain, urging busy effort to find happiness in labor.

Francis II of Naples sues manifesto over realm’s absorption

Fifty years ago today on September 6 a manifesto was issued protesting the absorption of Francis II's kingdom into a greater state. Spain requested Germany to evacuate the Caroline islands and Major Aaron Stafford, the last officer of the War of 1812, died in Oneida County New York. Four personal crisis notices in Tacitma places list various causes.

Francis II Naples Europe Spain Germany Caroline Islands Aaron Stafford Oneida County Tacitma

Ralston in Washington and Baker Visitation

W L Ralston appears in Washington while Mrs Hiram Baker visits her mother Mrs Watson who is very ill It rained almost all day and evening on Sunday in the area.

West Chester Miss Schwartz Miss Green Bert Fishburn Sigourney M. E M. Godfrey Geo. Lewis Hermon Schultz Washington RS. Leedy Martin. Augustine Edward Jackson Hiram Baker Watson

The Prize Winners at the Graham with The Lyman Twins

One of the season’s top musical comedies, The Prize Winners, stars The Lyman Twins with a full company and elaborate electrical effects. The show is praised by press and public, with admission 25 cents, 7 ½ cents, or 1.00 dollar. Also the McCabe Georgia Minstrels close a two night run tonight with guaranteed satisfaction and reduced prices 10 20 30 cents.

Graham Lyman Twins McCabe Georgia Minstrels

The Climax to Be Staged in Graham on September 10

The United Play Co. presents The Climax described as a melody play with a cast of high quality. The production features The Song of the Soul, a popular tune from the score, and audience members are invited to enjoy the music and drama. Tickets range from 25 to 50 cents through $1.00, with a $1.00 monthly option.

United Play Co

Sage Tea Goes Viral as Hair Growth Remedy

Sage tea, once used by grandmothers to improve hair, now sees high demand. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur, a hair healing mix, is sold by druggists at 50 cents to 1 dollar a bottle or via Wyeth Chemical Company in New York City.

Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City Elhinney Drug Co

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