M. and St Paul R R Plans More Extensive Improvements
Robbers who broke into a local store will have time to think about it as plans for more extensive improvements along the Muscatine to Ottumwa line are announced by the railroad.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
2
Robbers who broke into a local store will have time to think about it as plans for more extensive improvements along the Muscatine to Ottumwa line are announced by the railroad.
Muscatine Iowa Sept 30 Women reform movement ties to farm reform as debate grows. Headlines note plans for a separate women's reformatory and ongoing Milwaukee cut-off improvements. The railroad upgrade continues with permanent bridges and concrete culverts rapidly replacing temporary structures along the Muscatine Ottumwa right of way.
Sigourney Iowa Sept 30 in district court William Manning and Eugene Crafts pleaded guilty to burglary for breaking into a Keota hardware store two months earlier. After a grand jury indictment they were sentenced under the indeterminate sentence law to ten years, with both under thirty to be sent to the Anamosa reformatory.
The funeral service for the late Al fred Darbyshire will be held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock at the Darbyshire residence just outside the city limits on the Brighton road.
The Christian Endeavor society invites members to a social on Thursday evening October 6 at the Presbyterian church parlors. Mrs. Owen Wilson hosted the Automobile club last night at her West Washington street home. St James church members held a social at Mr and Mrs Harry Whittaker's country home north of town with about 200 attendees and a pleasant evening. Hay racks and busses conveyed guests. music and refreshments of ice cream and sandwiches were provided. In Columbus Junction Safeguard on Sept 29, Mrs G W Breneman entertained friends in honor of her niece Mrs Milton Wilson of Sioux City. Attendees included Mrs W H Hughes of Washington, Mrs O H P Linn of Columbus City, Mrs W R McCormick of Letts, and guests Ella Mize J A Hanft Henry Cutcomb Oscar Wanzer George Selman George Breneman and Miss Frane Sigafoos.
A Washington Lodge called communication is held this evening for work. Regular meeting of the W R C tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Standard Bearers meet at Mrs Joe Simerman home Monday at 4 PM to begin year's work and elect officers with large attendance urged.
Des Moines September 30. The Iowa WCTU will ask the next legislature to establish a separate state reformatory for women away from penal institutions. At Boone October 18 21 they will discuss abolishing the Anamosa penitentiary female ward and opening a large farm eraiented facility. Florence McFarland will lead. The group cites prior laws without funding and urges farm work and trades for rehabilitated inmates.
All bills authorized by the executive committee must be presented at Marsh W. Bailey’s office by noon tomorrow for audit. No payments will be made after the deadline. Steck’s Jewelry Store promotes plated ware rivaling Sterling Silver in beauty and style.
J. R Weaver, piano tuner of Burlington, 412, informs that his visit to Washington will occur during the first two days of next week and requests that orders be left at McElhinney Drug Store.
Public sale announced for farm near Washington on October 4 at 10 am. Five horses including bay mare and several aged horses, forty cattle with steers and heifers, one short horn bull, and a large hog lot with spring pigs and brood sows. Also Orchard City wagon and a new Deere gang.
Systematic spraying is described as the most approved method of protecting gardens and fruit against pests, emphasizing regular application and coverage to maintain plant health and yield.
Mrs J E Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during a three month severe strain. The tonic medicine is promoted as a matchless health booster with guaranteed satisfaction at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
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