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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1912

Page

5

Local and Personal Notes From the Community

Local items report Dr Luella Shaw employing a nurse to assist with chronic women’s diseases. Mr and Mrs Ed Miksch plan Mexico Missouri to Burlington area home. A Hunter and Steirwalt visit Keota for the day. Mrs Dow Figgins and Mrs DP McNulty travel to Brighton for a few days. Gossard corset demonstrator leaves Klein and Warrent’s Friday the 13th.

Luella Shaw Ed Miksch Mexico, Mo Klein & Warrent

Bradley's Jewelry Ad Campaign and Local Social Notes

Local shoppers are urged to visit Bradley's Jewelry Store for Diamond Rings priced at 12, 15, 18 and 20 dollars. Social updates list visitors and departures among residents including Miss Kate Glover, Miss Regina Straub, Miss Nettie Samson, Miss Hanna Hicher, Miss Viva Jones, and others from Keota, Fairfield, and Iowa City.

Bradley’s

Local Dispatches From The Star

Clergy members Rev. 8 E Greer and Dr EK M McConaughy returned home from a Reformed Presbyterian presbytery meeting at Sharon church near Morning Sun. Fresh salted nuts guests of Mr and Mrs F B Kerr Caldwell Kansas visit Washington area for weeks.

Regina Straub Mr. Striegel Kansas City John Kos 8. E. Greer EK. M. MccConaughy Reformed Presbyterian Presbytery Sharon Church Morning Sun F. B. Kerr Caldwell Kansas Washington Lizzie Harr Samuel Newell Helen Seaton, Ill Parmelia Dickson Withather

Bright Eyes Wyandotte Guides Chicks to Safety at Pond

In a tale of farmyard life, Mother Wyandotte fears for her ten young ones as Bennie and his mother rescue two chicks stranded on a drifting boat. Mrs Bantam taunts, but the rescue ends with a gentle scolding and a new flock for Biddy.

Biddy Evelyn Daddy Jack Mother Wyandotte Bennie Fluffy Sharp Bill

A New Idea Politician Speech Sparks Ungrammatical Moment

The candidate acknowledged missteps in a speech noting several ungrammatical sentences. The remark followed a sentiment praised as aimed at appealing to the uneducated vote.

Pass the Bouquets Now from Kate T Woods

A reflective note urging immediate kindness and praise rather than posthumous praise. It exhorts speaking loving words as the best tonic for all people, including the happiest mortals.

Kate Tannat Woods

Hanley's Revised Political Primer Sale Soars

Atty P J Hanley reports strong sales of his revised political primer written for campaign use. The book favors the Democratic nominee, mocks the Bull Moose movement, and includes compliments toward the present administration. He notes strong demand already and expects a large further sale.

Atty P. J. Hanley Hanley

Surprise Party Honors Miss Mary Porter in Washington

About twenty young people gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Porter’s home in southeast Washington for a surprise party honoring Miss Mary Porter. Guests played games, enjoyed ice cream, cake and fruit, with music and socializing throughout the evening.

Joseph A. Porter Washington Mary Porter W. E. Taylor Mart Anderson Vile Durst C. W. Arnold Pittsburgh Kan Valentine Hope Hoke Oswego James Taylor Home

Demolition underway of historic Washington armory building

The landmark armory, music hall, church, skating rink and more in Washington is being razed after over sixty years. John H. Schenefelt and John Robertson hold the contract and have begun removing timber, leasing the lot for a year to store lumber for future residences in the west. The building, owned by Frank Rogers, reportedly contains three floors including a church, a courtroom, and a dance floor. Much lumber remains usable for new homes.

Ladies of Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society J. A. Work Julia Cavender A. Anderson M. Sweet Adda Rickey Joe Wolfe J. W. Nebergall Fred Hutt Samuel Knupp Tennis Hunter G. E. Manatt Lizzie Canier Harry McCulley Aner Gardner W. J. Southwell O. T. Smith Washington John H. Schenefelt John Robertson Frank Rogers

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