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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1927

Page

6

Dutch Creek man brings in seven young wolves for bounty

C E Feckley of Dutch Creek township traveled to Washington yesterday with seven young wolves captured near his home. He collected four dollars per wolf as bounty. Mr and Mrs Will Trotter of Ainsworth were in town this morning for business and shopping.

C. E. Feckley Dutch Creek Township Washington Will Trotter Ainsworth

Family travels to St James school by train from Ainsworth

George and Paul Boyd rode the train home from Ainsworth to attend St James school. Their mother Mrs P H Boyd left town duties to manage the farm and house. Miss Marguerita Forman has arrived in Mexico after two months journey while local shop offers sewing machines and services.

George Paul Boyd Ainsworth St. James School P. H. Boyd Marguerita Forman Mexico

Local Notes and Visits Across Washington Area

Miss Adelma Leesman returns from Cincinnati where she visited relatives after years as a Muscatine cashier. Shawting social calls, remodeling plans, and travel updates populate a list of residents visiting, visiting family, or planning moves in Washington and nearby towns.

Adelma Leesman Muscatine Cincinnati Ohio Miss Leesman

Iowa Crops Suffer From Cold Weather

Des Moines reports indicate Iowa endured abnormally low temperatures with a weekly mean of 42.3 degrees, 9.7 below normal. Frost damaged early fruit blossoms and greens, while oats seeding lagged two to three weeks. soil dried enough for field work. pastures and alfalfa benefited from the prior snow.

Des Moines Wayne County Davis Keokuk Monona Dickinson Emmett Kossuth Winnebago

Proudfits To Tour With Wolfes Carnival From Waterloo

Mr and Mrs Merle Proudfit plan a late spring tour with Wolfes carnival starting in Waterloo during the first week of May. They, with other family members, will run a notion booth while Mrs Proudfit leaves her railroad lunch room job to focus on summer work. Mrs W M Edmundson and daughter Mrs R E Reif of Kalona were town shoppers and Mr and Mrs Leigh H Wallace have stayed two days while Mrs Wallace goes to Ainsworth for the day. Baseball free details on page 3. Studebaker Garage.

Merle Proudfit Wolfe Carnival Waterloo Mrs. Proudfit W. M. Edmundson R. E. Reif Kalona Leigh H. Wallace Mrs. Wallace Ainsworth

Floods Ravage the South Amid Rising Waters

South floods continue to damage property as rivers rise and breach reports increase New Orleans faces danger with multiple new breaks causing widespread loss in affected areas Also noted are fashion items including Rose Blush and Parchment oxfords with moderate prices for young women.

South New Orleans

A new device to let listeners see as well as hear

An inventor claims a yet imperfect device that would let listeners view a speaker or singer. The note cites Caroline Andrews Rothafel and Wendell Hall and mentions underground aerials and stations in Buffalo Oakland Chicago Montreal.

Caroline Andrews Roxy L. Rothafel Buffalo Oakland Cal Chicago Montreal Wendell Hall Kyw Chi

Cavalry Regiment May Hold Summer Camp at Fort Riley

Adjutant General Louis Lasher opened negotiations with the War Department to send the 113th Cavalry Iowa National Guard to Fort Riley for a summer encampment He said Burlington’s invitation was not being considered Fort Riley is viewed as better equipped for cavalry camp operations in Iowa

Cavalry Regiment Fort Riley Des Moines Louis Lasher War Department Iowa National Guard Burlington Towa

Oscar Johnson Dies in County Hospital

Oscar Johnson a 28 year old farmer from Pleasant Plain Jefferson county died at seven this morning at Washington county hospital from injuries from an accident at his home Monday afternoon. He fell while loading hay and landed on a pitchfork handle. an emergency operation was performed but he could not be saved.

Oscar Johnson Pleasant Plain Jefferson County Washington County Hospital Brighton

Visit Notes From Rubio And St Joseph

Miss Bernice Derby returned to her Rubio Iowa home from Webster Iowa after visiting her sister Mrs Frank Hackett. She was accompanied by her nephew Frances Allen Hackett Mrs John Wimmer of St Joseph Missouri arrived last evening to visit at Mrs J N Swan's home.

Sidney Smith Medford Oregon J. B. MecCaleb Brighton Pearl Gardner Ainsworth Ames Iowa Mary Barbour James Dawson Amy Thelma Keota Verne Dawson Dawson G. H. Barbour Rochester Minn Mrs. Barbour John Bailey Davenport A. G Wilcox Bernice Derby Rubio Webster Frank Hackett Frances Allen Hackett John Wimmer St. Joseph, Mo J. N. Swan

Dayton to Work With Father After Des Moines Stay

Raymond Dayton returned from Des Moines where he studied at CCC College during the last winter. He will work for his father Cc O Dayton this year.

Raymond Dayton Des Moines C. C. C. C. College Cc. O. Dayton

Banker Shot by Bandits Dies in Omaha

J. N. Wyatt, 51, president of the Kikhorn State Bank, was shot during an attempted holdup of his bank yesterday in Omaha Nebraska. He died at 12 05 PM today after blood transfusion efforts failed.

Omaha Neb J. N. Wyatt Kikhorn State Bank Wyatt

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