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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1912

Page

5

Vienna bakery and local notices highlight town activity

Aberdeen resident K P Squire visits Lem Cherry home on business. Carl staffs and shop talk include Ruth Rittenhouse at Washington high, Dr Luella Shaw adding a nurse for women’s chronic care, Miss Cade B Shearer to DePauw, and many bakery specials at Vienna.

K. P. Squire Aberdeen, S. D Lem Cherry Ruth Rittenhouse Washington High School West Chester Luella Shaw Cade B. Shearer Greencastle Ind DePauw University J.S. Shearer

Mariana Ogle dance at the Phoenix on Monday the 16th

Local notices mention a big Mariana and Ogle dance at the Phoenix on Monday the 16th. Community announcements include arrivals and visits by local residents traveling to and from West Chester Davenport and Independence Iowa.

Mariana and Ogle the Phoenix

Referee Sale of Young Brothers Farm 280 Acres in Iowa

On October 8 1912 at 1 30 p m the referee will offer for sale the Young Brothers estate farm of about 280 acres in Cedar township Washington County Iowa Sections 34 and 35 Range 8 West. Land includes 160 acres tillable rolling and 120 acres timber with a seven room two story dwelling, a four room one story tenant house, a 24 by 48 foot barn with granary, deep well and windmill. Location on Washington and Lexington road five miles NW of Washington and three miles east of West Chester. Title is clear with abstract. Terms: 10 percent cash day of sale. balance due March 1 1913 when possession given. Sale on the farm. bidders urged to inspect beforehand. Frank R. Sage Referee Austin Sutherland Auctioneer.

Eutery Young Brothers Cedar Township Washington County Iowa Washington and Lexington Road City of Washington West Chester Frank R. Sage Austin Sutherland Auet

Daisy and Hattie Farewell Party Before City Move

A country village farewell party is held for Daisy's friend Hattie who must move to the city. Daisy plans a pretty dress and games while friends bring farewell gifts and promise visits, easing the parting with hopeful messages about staying close despite the move.

Daddy Jack Evelyn Daisy Tattie Hattie Jose Hattie Daisy Goodby

The Legendary Highwayman Dick Turpin

A historical sketch of Richard Turpin born in Hampstead in 1709, detailing his rise as a highwayman, daring escapes, and the famed ride from London to York. It notes debates over truth, his brutality, and his 1720 hanging in York.

Ice Turpin Dick Turpin Turpin Richard Dick—Turpin Hampstead England London York

How Character Is Formed

Reflection on character as an achievement that grows from the soul and matures with use. Distinguishes genuine virtue from borrowed or false traits by their resilience and development through action.

Woman's Temple memorial founded from tragedy and reform zeal

Frances Willard's abolitionist influence grows from Matilda Case's loss to a beer wagon tragedy. The piece notes the Woman's Temple in Chicago, urges temperance, and cites four states with women's suffrage, a voyage report of abstainers on the Anchor Line, and the Anti-Saloon League's Voters Information Bureau promoting alcohol education for all ages.

Matilda B. Case R. R Frances Willard Chicago Kingdom of Heaven Columbia Anchor Line Glasgow Thomas Darlington The American Iron and Steel Institute Church Street New York Welfare Committee Ruskin Anti-Saloon League of America Voters’ Information Bureau

First Baptist Church Bible School and Services Schedule

The First Baptist Church invites all to its Bible school at 6:30, with morning service at 11 and evening service at 7:30. The pastor's morning theme is A Personal Appeal and the evening theme Knowing vs. Hearsay. Midweek service is Wednesday at 7:30, with a welcoming community note.

Machine to Guard Flocks Protects Lambs From Coyotes

Virgin Connell of Antelope Valley has devised an electrical device that explodes hourly to scare away coyotes. The timed blasts, set at a 606 minute interval after study of the predators, drive coyotes off and deter further attacks in the area. Carson City correspondent.

Virgin Connell Antelope Valley Carson City Los Angeles Examiner

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