Defendant Heard in Land Deal Case
W. J. Edgar testified in the Blankenhorn versus Edgar case in district court before Judge Henry Wagner. He faced long direct and cross examinations and was questioned about attempts to sell his farm before handing it to Blankenhorn. The trial continues with more witnesses summoned as the land boom context is explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Edgar
Blankenhorn
Edgar
Henry Wagner
Atorney J. J. Seerley
Burlington
Schuyler Livingston
Seerley
Women Power and War Reform Rise in Early 20th Century
In Vienna women outnumber men 1,106 to 1,000. Mins Zell de Milhau earned a croix de guerre for wartime ambulance service and serves as motorcycle policewoman in Southampton L I. Miss Mary Lemery, Flathead Indian woman, poised to become tribal council president after four years in office, runs a 300 acre farm and oversees workers and markets. The Marchioness of Queensbury was Irene Richards, formerly a chorus girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Zell, de Milhau
Gmbal
Peda Owebe
Southhampton
L. I
Mary Lemery
Marchioness of
Queensbury
Irene Richards
Don Gaiety Theatre
Fortnightly club social calendar and evening events
September social calendar lists Fortnightly Club home economics meetings at Mrs W A Car and Miss Etha Dawson hosting. W W G girls meet at Baptist church. Kolah club and Methodist Ladies Aid hold gatherings. Delta Alpha class social at Methodist Sunday school. G A R, Lexing ton Ladies Aid, and Bible department events noted. Banquets and choir socials planned through Friday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wilson
Etha Dawson
Baptist Church
Lauder Kennedy
West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Home Economies
Eitha Dawson
Jefferson St
East
Proper Pride Necessary Quote by Frederick Saunders
The quotation argues pride is beneficial in small amounts like laudanum and similar medicines. It asserts that a person must be pleased with themselves to please others, presenting a reflective aphorism about self-satisfaction and social influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Saunders
Old Pioneers Story of Mr. A Harvey Earliest County Subscriber
Journal de ader reprints from Washington County Press dated January 10 1906 recounts A Harvey claiming to be the earliest county subscriber. He sailed at 14 visiting China and India, later lost a 600 pound loan, came to the U S and worked in railroading before settling as a respected local citizen noted for honesty and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Press
R. L. Livingston
A. Harvey
China
India
Malta
Queenstown
A. H
U. S
Chicago
State Street
Rock Island
Morris
Priest bans women in certain fashions from sacraments
A Cardiff priest proclaims that women wearing specific contemporary fashions will be barred from taking part in the church sacraments. He frames the ruling as adherence to religious modesty and church discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Evening literature group reports at first meeting of year
Members of the evening literature department of the shortnightly club met at Mrs. F. L. Wilson’s home for the first meeting of the year. Anna Dawson gave a report on three Des Moines Biennial literature conferences. Talks covered Wisdom Literature of the Hebrews and Ecclesiasticus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wilson
Misa Anna Dawson
Des Moines
If Pos
Towa Federation Meetings at Hoyt Sherman Place
The Towa Federation of Women’s Clubs schedules joint board and committee meetings at Hoyt Sherman Place Des Moines on September 22 and 23. The board meets September 22 at 9 00 am with a joint session at 1 30 pm. A second joint meeting is set for September 23 at 9 30 am and a final joint gathering with the League of Women Voters closes Thursday evening. Committee meetings also occur at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Federation of Women's Clubs
Hoyt Sherman Place
Des Moines
League of Women Voters and Federation Board
Federation
Woman Walks from San Francisco to Mitchell for Camp Meeting
Miss Hazel the dog at her side, Brink traveled from her San Francisco home to Mitchell South Dakota to attend a Holiness camp meeting held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hazel
Brink
San Francisco
Mitchell
S. D
Picnic at County Home Becomes County Farm Bureau Event
The county home picnic will be combined with the county farm bureau picnic on Tuesday Sept 21 attracting thousands. An entertainment program is planned with outside speakers music races prizes and an airplane appearance. Visitors may tour the home and its orchard described as especially beautiful and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Beatty
H. M. Fedderson
Pries
New Officers Named for Methodist Women's Missionary Society
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church announced its new officers after a recent meeting. Leaders include President M T F Barker. First Vice President N M Speidel. Second Vice President Chas Atkinson. Third Vice President W R Stryker. Recording Secretary Chas H Pauls. Corresponding Secretary George H Brinton. Treasurer A Anderson. Supervisors E B Stutsman W W Bowers H E Kracaw. Lit Secretary J A Limerman Tithing Nellie Bambrick Mite Box Miss Ethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M T. F. Barker
N. M. Speidel
Chas
Chas. H. Pauls
George H. Brinton
A. Anderson
E. BE. Stutsman
King’s Heralds
W. W. Bowers
Little Light Bearers
H. BE. Kracaw
J. A. Limerman
Nellie Bambrick
Ethel Atkinson
Mrs Aletha Wheelan Seeks Fifth Michigan District GOP Nomination
Linotype operator at the government printing office in Washington announces candidacy for the Republican congressional nomination in Michigan's fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletha Wheelan
Washington
Michigan
Veterans Meet Postpone Regular Session
Albert M Huff Post No 26 Spanish War Veterans will convene at the court house Tuesday Sept 21 at eight oclock for installation of new members and business. Full attendance urged by H H McCleery P C. 17718.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Huff
Court House
H. H. McCleery
P. C
G A R Post Dinner Hosted by W R C at Court House
The G A R post members are invited to a W R C hosted dinner in their Court House rooms next Thursday September 16 at noon. Ensure attendance. Also note Lexington Ladies Aid Society meeting September 23 at Lexington church with Mrs Griggs Mrs Dill and Mrs Smith. Election of officers and dues collection will occur. meeting at 2 30 p m prompt. All members urged to be punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Wolfe
State University of Iowa
Court House
Wellman
Lewis Restaurant
John McCall
Kathryn Montgomery
Helen Squire
Ladies Aid Society
West Chester
G. A. R. Post
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
World Wide Guild Girls Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The World Wide Guild girls are set to meet at 7 30 tonight in the church for their regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild
Meeting set for this evening at seven thirty
A social engagement is scheduled for this evening at 7 30 with Miss Etha Dawson at 314 East Jefferson Street. The notice specifies the time and participant but no further details.
W G Girls Meet Tonight at Baptist Church
The W. W. G. girls will meet tonight at 7 30 o'clock at the Baptist church for a planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Church Socials and Meetings Listed in Local Notices
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church hosts an August and September social at 2 30 p m Friday at the church. Chapter J P E O meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs M R Regan. The Christian Endeavor society of the 2nd United Presbyterian holds a social Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Baird with church cars at 7 30 to transport members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
The
Christian Endeavor Society of
2Nd. United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Baird
Baird
Fueled by Lady Kinloch Painted Furniture Trend
The current vogue for painted furniture in England owes its rise to Lady Kinloch who chose this method to give unknown artists a platform to showcase their work before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lady Kinloch
Training Little Citizens by National Kindergarten Assoc Columns
Reading guides from the National Kindergarten Association are featured weekly. The column notes activities in New York City and outlines methods to grow civic and moral awareness in children through simple daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratiou Jes
National Kindergarten Assoc
W. Gece
York City
Music at Home and Child Happiness in Modern Life
An essay argues that every home should include music as a daily practice. It champions simple songs, folk dances, and gentle classical pieces over flashy studied performances, claiming music calms life, aids harmony, and fosters emotional well being in children and parents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Usie
Sma
Petition for Kindergarten Kept in Town
If no kindergarten exists, petition the school board to establish one. Act now to secure kindergarten training for the fall. The National Kindergarten Association at 8 West 40th Street New York City will mail petition blanks and leaflets on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York City
New York University Teaches Women Retail Sewing Arts
The University of New York has established a course to teach women the art of retail sewing. Mrs. W Wood has been elected vice president and director of a large machinery and factory supplies corporation of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of New York
W. ©. Wood
Machinery and Factory Supplies Corporation of
Columbus, O
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington County
Vienna
W. A. Car
Harrison Dodder
Delta Alpha
Methodist
Chanter
J. P EB. O
M. R. Kegan
Women's Relief Corps
Griggs
Din
Smith
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Bible Department of
EAN
Iowa Ave
Society
Presbyterian Church
Council Bluffs
J. B. Crooks
Iowa
Beatty and
Stryker
M. EE. Church
South 2Nd Avenue
Kolah Club
G. A. R. Attention
M. R. Regan
Bruns Seed Store
North Side Square
Della Grub
Ainsworth, Iowa
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Cortley Junior
Klein Klothing Kompany
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