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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1911

Page

5

Local and Personal notes from Keota and nearby

Dick Embree and Will Chariton of Keota visit the city. Vienna bakery advertises fresh pastries and chocolate rolls. Mrs. Miles Bradford travels for a month in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Dozens of residents visit relatives, attend meetings, or travel to Ottumwa Burlington Muscatine and Monmouth. Several teachers, editors, and ministers visit home towns or preach.

Miles Bradford Pennsylvania Ohio Harry Turner Monmouth Washington

Taft Iowa Tour Recap From Col C J Wilson Report

Col C J Wilson on Governor Carroll’s staff returns from President Taft’s Iowa trip. The party rode the presidential train through Council Bluffs Des Moines Fort Dodge Webster City Waterloo Albia Ottumwa and other cities. Taft’s speeches pleased large crowds and a Ottumwa audience heard veto explanations. Wilson Palmer and Needham joined the party.

Council Bluffs Des Moines Ft. Dodge Webster City Waterloo Albia Ottumwa Col. Wilson Towa Col Wilson Mr. Taft Col D. J. Palmer Charles K. Needham Washington Congress

The Wolf and the Lamb and the Bond of Family

A fable about a deceitful wolf accusing a lamb of muddying his water and eating him despite impossible claims. It contrasts with a tale of a king’s sons who fail to break a bundle of sticks, learning unity is strength while division brings weakness.

Community notices from local groups announced schedules

The Standard Bearers of the M F E church meet Monday at 4 PM with Mrs. Robert Clyde. Knights and Ladies of Honor members gather Monday evening Oct 2 at 7 30. A M B A Lodge 297 meets tonight at 8 at C E Richardson home. Womans Missionary Society of First Presbyterian will omit October meeting due to tabernacle meetings.

M. FE Robert Clyde Order of the Knights and Ladies of Honor M. B. A. Lodge No. 297 C. E. Richardson Oscar Jugenheimer L. N. Sage Sec Womans Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church

Harvest Home Dinner at Lexington M E Church

Notice invites all to a harvest home dinner at Lexington M E Church on Thursday October 1911. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Lexington M. E

Italian naval bombardment hits Previsa seaport

The Italian division bombarded the seaport of Previsa destroying the government house and sinking a Tripoli vessel. There were no hostilities at Salonika as Turks and Italians await word from Constantinople and Turkey appeals to the powers.

Chafing Dish and Rose Club Gatherings Sporting Weddings

Society notes describe the Chafing Dish club entertaining at Miss Gertrude Smith's home on Marion avenue and the Rose club meeting at Miss Fannie Harwood's on West Washington. Mr. and Mrs. L H Wallace host a dinner in honor of Miss Lucy Wilson and Mr Albert Herr ett of Kewa nelk, with the October 11 nuptials. Ready Maids enjoy a linen shower for Miss Carrie Winter at Miss Vera Alberson's home on West Washington, a three course luncheon and pink white color theme. Miss Luba Parkinson of Los Angeles visits as an out of town guest.

Gertrude Smith Marion Avenue Aee Rose Club Fannie Harwood West Washington Street L. H. Wallace Lucy Wilson Albert Hrrett Kewanec,hl Vera Alberson Carrie Winter Boyd Berdo Luba Parkinson Los Angeles Calif

Presbyterian Endeavorers Meeting Report Night

The society will meet tomorrow evening at 6 o clock to hear reports from delegates who attended the recent state convention at Oska loosa. The convention was one of the most enthusiastic in years and all members should attend to hear the stirring reports.

Oskaloosa

Court Adjourns After September Term Finishes Work

The September term of court concluded yesterday with the paying case as the last trial. Several probate matters were settled before the term ended.

Rug dealer buys old carpet and woolen ingrain rugs

Bright new rugs made of old car pets of all kinds, all sizes and colors. If you have old carpet of any kind I can gave you money on rugs. All work guaranteed. We pay all freight and drayage. I also buy old woolen ingrain carpet, Roy Minick. Write or phone 325 Black. Agent for Fairfield Rug Works.

Common Colds Warned To Be Taken Seriously Remedy Emphasized

Colds sap vitality and resistance to serious infections. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchitis and throat chest and lung ailments with quick decisive results. For sale by all druggists.

Foley

Spanish Hen Sets Record With Large Eggs

A Spanish hen lays eggs weighing seven pounds per dozen, claimed as the largest produced. The note highlights the unusual size and records attributed to the bird.

Hidden Gold in Guatavita Lake Myth or Reality

The Guatemala Review reports a draining of Guatavita in Colombia revealing mud deposits with gold bowls emeralds gold snakes and carved stones. It recounts how the Chibeha allied chief offered treasures by a raft ceremony and notes legends of vast sunken riches once hidden to thwart Spaniards.

Colombia Bogota Guatavita Guatemala

SIFTING DIAMONDS NEAR LUDERITZ BAY

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a new method in German Southwest Africa where diamonds are recovered by sifting ash in sand near Luderitz Bay. Negroid boys wearing bine goggles kneel with spades and use fine meshes, sea water baths, and a table to extract stones, placing them in a pickle bottle.

Luderitz Bay Africa Philadelphia Inquirer

Leprosy Census in Egypt Suggests Rising Cases

Egypt's latest census reports about 6000 lepers, a figure higher than earlier official counts. The Lancet notes limited health department study and no laws yet, but mentions proposals in the annual health report to isolate beggars and vagabonds with leprosy and bar lepers from selling cigarettes or foods and from indoor work as servants or cooks.

Egypt Nc Health Department

Wild Fowl Decoy Revival in English Fens

In the Cambridge shire fens a new decoy site is forming on about twelve acres of land planted with aspers and willows surrounding a large pool. Tame birds lure wild fowl into capture pipes, reviving an old fenland method that attracts considerable interest.

England Cambridgeshire Fens lLondon Times

Lead Pipe Alternatives in Paris Water Supply

Paris health authorities oppose lead pipes for drinking water due to slow protective coatings that can be displaced by water hammer. Copper pipes are recommended though costly, while aluminum pipes are suggested as a less expensive alternative with lower copper salt concerns.

Paris

Opposites Meet at Post Office Desk

A clerk told new chief clerk Mr Hurry that he wished to present Miss Delay. Miss Delay has served ten years in the department as the World notes the humorous remark from the post office division.

Hurry Miss Delay Post Office Department

Plan boosts new city site in Henderson and Hancock counties

Fort Madison Iowa September 30 William T Love and city promoters announce success of first effort to establish a model manufacturing city. John Clover Beverly Vaughn and Harry Crane file options and land contracts for 10 825 acres part of a 59 000 acre townsite now being secured across Henderson and Hancock counties. The city will start on initial acreage at Lomax Station along the Santa Fe Burlington and T P W railways midway between Chicago and Kansas City with Mississippi river frontage. A $27 000 000 power dam on the Mississippi enables power to factories in the new city at low cost with some allocation free of coal. Twenty one manufacturing concerns are negotiating for locations.

Fort Madison Iowa William T. Love Big City John Clover Beverly Vaughn Harry Crane Oquawka Henderson County Henderson Hancock Lomax Station Saneta Fe Burlington Chicago Kansas City Mississippi River Missisippi

Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Smith Home

The Pleasant Plain Missionary society will be entertained at the home of Mrs Ezra Smith on Wednesday October 4th.

Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Ezra Smith

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