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Brief items from Washington County cover births deaths and social notices. Local letters and personals note arrivals departures and community updates from several neighborhoods.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
7
Brief items from Washington County cover births deaths and social notices. Local letters and personals note arrivals departures and community updates from several neighborhoods.
Fred Klockenteger travels to Sickert Colorado then Idaho Falls to visit his sons G W and Otto and their families. Bert Steninger’s family welcomes Harvey and Charley home from France. Ezra Bradford, ex postmaster, visits Wellman from Cedar Rapids. Inez St John and Lester Cochran visit Iowa City for legal business. Eardley Bell Jr pursues courtship in Marengo days earlier. Des Moines visitor Clyde Jones markets stock in Cedar Rapids. Wellman farmers bring in eggs and cream totaling over 3800 dollars. Miss Elsie Weich returns to West Liberty after visiting. Home Guards host Maxine Snavely, praised as an entertainer. Leslie Lewis arrives home from Rainbow division in New York.
County Agent M H Fredderson reports widespread presence of the green apple aphid in Washington county farms and local orchards. He describes how to identify aphids and eggs, the damage they cause, and recommends spraying with Black Leaf Forty or nicotine sulfate mixed with lime sulfur and lead arsenate or a soap-infused solution to make the spray adhere.
Mary Miles Minter stars in Rosemary Climbing the Heights with outdoor scenes shot at Ben Lomond praised for Bret Harte like scenery. Lloyd Ingraham directs a strong cast and a Pathe News feature rounds out the program with afternoon and evening showings priced 10 and 15 cents plus tax.
A reader recalls severe illness involving two hospital confinements and futile treatments. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, the writer claims rapid recovery and a return to 180 pounds. The advertisement promises a simple remedy that cleanses catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation, with a money refund offer from Lemmon's Pharmacy and Druggists.
An old advertisement touts a liniment that penetrates naturally to soothe sore muscles and strained sinews. It claims fast relief from external aches and pains without rubbing in, marketed as clean and convenient and available from druggists.
Enrollment for the garden league begins as Prof. R M Vifquain of the high school agriculture department organizes plots for students and some older residents. Prizes are thrift stamps for top vegetables, with exhibitions planned in June and September and supervision through summer.
Des Moines April 15. An investigation of a state department led to the resignation of E. Hinshaw who told the governor he would not accept re appointment to the office. Governor Harding announced the appointment of W. to succeed him.
J Albert of Lansing, former chief deputy warden, notes that the senate committee on departmental affairs is probing Hinshaw's conduct in office and cites lack of economical administration as the main accusation.
Wellman reports two of its first soldiers to go overseas have returned to U.S. camps from France. Leslie Wells reached an eastern camp and will move to Camp Dodge on Tuesday. Charles Wells, who served with the Rainbow division, is at Camp Grant awaiting discharge after sailing to France in June 1917.
A concise reflection notes that poverty seeks little, while avarice desires all things. This aphorism attributed to Publius Syrus offers a moral reminder on wealth and desire.
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