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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1906

Page

6

Power of Jesus Word A Lesson From Bible Study item

A field text fragment outlines the quarter's theme on the power of Jesus words from Luke 4 and the Golden Text. It covers the period A.D. 29 to 30, tracing Jesus' Galilean Perean travels, key events at Capernaum Jerusalem Bethany and Jericho, and major lessons such as forgiveness prayer the Good Samaritan and salvation themes with review questions and golden texts. It emphasizes map tracing and place-by-place events to study Christ's mission and its impact on individuals and the nation.

Jesus A. D Galilean Perean Galilee Perea Jerusalem Galilee Jordan Perea Mary Martha Bethany Lazarus Ephraim Judea Bartimaeus Zacchaeus Jericho Mount of Olives Jesus the Messiah Lasson

Ben Hur to Return to Chicago Auditorium Stage

The Chicago season will feature a new production of Ben-Hur at the Auditorium by Klaw & Erlanger. Rebuilt for the venue’s vast stage, the show promises unprecedented scenery and scale surpassing its Drury Lane premiere. Opens Monday October 15 with limited engagement and no Sundays, matinees midweek and Saturdays.

Chicago Gen Lew Wallace Metropolis Kiaw & Erlanger London Drury Lane Great Britain Chicago Auditorium Klaw & Erlanger Ben-Hur

Prohibition County Convention in Washington Iowa

The Prohibitionists of Washington county call a meeting in the Academy chapel Washington Iowa on Friday September 25 at 2 p m to nominate for State Representative and county offices. Notable speakers include L S Cottin Rev W G Robertson Rev George Hanna and Rev W Rh Sawhill with other home ministers. A second session Friday September 28 at 2 p m invites ladies and follows with a congressional convention at the same venue to nominate the district candidate.

Washington County Academy Chapel Washington Iowa

Suit in Wright county breach of promise case

Clarion Iowa Sept 20 A breach of promise suit in Wright county court draws Wright and Benton county interest. Plaintiff H R Mosnat alleges Mrs Baurch agreed to marry him two years ago but did not, and she wed Ed Baurch last August. Mosnat seeks 10000 dollars in damages for alleged suffering.

Clarion Iowa Wright Benton Ed Baurch Mosnat

Travel offers from Chicago to Nickel Plate route

Round trip via Nickel Pirate Road from Chicago for 13.00. Travel October 10 11 12 and 15. Return by October 19 or extended to October 24. First class equipment. Club meals from 35c to 1.00 in Nickel Plate dining cars. Mid day luncheon 50c. City Ticket Office 1107 Adams St Chicago.

Nickel Pirate Road Chicago City Adams St Chica

NEW CALLAS HYBRIDS FOR SUBTROPIC GARDENS

New callas or Richardias from South African species offer easy culture in open sun. Tubers store dry over winter and can be planted after soil warms in spring. Best in deeply enriched moist soil, groups of five to seven plants spaced ten inches apart. blooms July to September. Lift and cure tubers in September for winter storage like potatoes.

South Africa New Yorker

Fine Fruit Peaches From Connecticut Grown Orchard

A New England Homestead photo shows late Crawford peaches grown in Tolland County Connecticut. At Rockville’s Connecticut Pomological Society meeting the grower described planting in sod ground in 1895 with 20 by 20 feet spacing and alternating Baldwin apples. He notes bone and potash at planting, early potato use, spring plowing, and annual pruning to manage growth.

New England Tolland County Conn Connecticut Pomological Society Rockville Crawford

Patent notices list Iowa patent grants on 18th instant

R. W. Bishop, Patent Attorney in Washington DC, reports patent grants issued to Iowa residents on the 18th. Included are 331,029 Can-capping machine. 8. K. Bergland and J. H. Teigen of Lake Mills. 51,048 Gas-engine. F. O. Farwell of Dubuque. 831,077 Cement-block machine. Olof Johnson of Estherville. 831,122 Hasp-fastener. Frank V se tecka of Protivin. 831,168 Insulator. A. J. L. LembecK of Sioux City assigner of one-half to J. P. Wall of Sioux City. 831,286 Explosive engine. F. A. Jaho of Davenport. 831,410 Sadiron. G. O. Brager of Osave. 831,452 Draft equalizer. J. W. Helton of Waterloo assignor of four-fifths to Samuel Shilliam of Waterloo. 831,453 Gate. H. H. May of New Albin. 831,465 Well-drilling machine. L. B. Parsons of Waterloo assignor to Kelly & Taneyhill Co.

R. W. Bishop Washington, D. C Iowa K. Bergland J. H. Teigen Lake Mills F. O. Farwell Dubuque Olof Johnson Estherville Frank V Setecka A. J. L. Lembeck Sioux City J. P. Wall F. A. Jaho Davenport

Grain receipts at John Shields & Son scales

The report notes reopening operations with grain being received at the John Shields & Son scales. The line lists 81-6 W. A. Whiting as part of the source or consignor. The brief item confirms active trading activity post reopening without additional context or event details.

John Shields & Son W. A. Whiting

Autumnal Catarrh Warns of Fall Ills

Many suffer fall catarrh due to weather changes. Start Hyomei at first sign to prevent serious attacks. No stomach dosing. medicated air treats nose throat and lungs. Outfit costs $1. extra bottles 50c. Columbia Pharmacy guarantees refund if not cured.

Coumbia

Sun light pruning for late grapes by leaf removal

L. H. Bailey advises reducing leaf shade late in the season to aid grape ripening by removing leaves from the center of the vine rather than cutting canes. Remove leaves gradually if extensive, starting below the fruit to improve air flow and sun exposure, preserving as many leaves as possible for winter food formation.

L. H. Bailey

Eastern pears shipped cold for export and storage

Eastern grown pears are cooled after packing and stored in cold warehouses beside rail lines before shipment. Cold fruit condenses moisture and can become wet if packed in warm rooms. Peaches cooled to about 40 degrees F by USDA shipments showed low decay in top tiers, with 8,000 packages having less than 1 percent decay in two upper tiers, while 5 to 30 percent decayed in ordinarily cooled cars.

United States Department of Agriculture

Gardening Tips for Winter Tree Care

Do not plant on cold wet heavy soil. Drain and loosen soil first. Avoid thin barked trees such as birch. Wrap trees with straw. Mulch every tree for winter protection. Seek well ripened stock for best results.

Garden Magazine

International Exposition Looms For Livestock Show

James W Wilson of South Dakota Agricultural College notes Chicago International Exposition as the season’s key event for stockmen. He says state fairs showcase quality stock shaped by their regions and that the central location and facilities will draw large attendance, rivaling the Royal Show in England this year.

Rosenbaum State College James W. Wilson South Dakota Agricultural College Brookings the International Chicago West England

West and Northwest Rail Rates Announced by C M S P Railway

Reduced fares apply daily until October 3 to California and North Pacific Coast points. Fares include 30.65 to California and 29.00 to North Pacific Coast. Wall rates for half fare children, liberal stop overs, tickets valid in tourist sleepers. Inquiries to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.

California Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller Chicago

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