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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1925

Page

8

Local notes from Washington Iowa area

Little Marion McGee improves after being run over and sustaining leg injuries. Mrs. Cherry hosts a fried chicken dinner Sunday. Mrs. William Shearer and son Billy visited, then headed to Burlington after time with Misses Mame and Dade Shearer. Various locals travel for business and visits including Homer Darbyehire from Ottumwa and Wile Anderson to Columbus Junction. Auctioneer D Macon and 12ktet Supplies noted in Washington Iowa listings.

William Shearer Billy Burlington Mame Dade Shearer

Local visits and travel notes from Washington area

Mildred Paul arrives from Angeles California to visit her mother Yea. Nora Paul and Mrs Joe McBeth return to St Joseph Missouri after visiting locals. Apollo chocolates advertised by North Side Candy Kitchen. Various residents travel to Marehall Morning Sun Wellman Davenport Estherville and Pekin for visits or business. Muskies vs Washington game noted for Sunday Aug 16.

Mildred Paul The Angeles Joe McBeth St. Joseph Missouri Winfred Quist John Bowine

Cancer as a looming threat and evolution of man

Dr. David N. Schaffer of Chicago cautions that cancer may threaten humanity. He cites his book on evolution and the cancer cell, argues science and education drive civilization forward, and envisions a millennium shaped by biological knowledge and the future of mankind.

David N. Schaffer Chicago Schaffer Doctor Earth Dayton Tennessee

Salt Widely Suggested to Kill Barberries in Weed Control

USDA officials name crushed rock salt as the best cheap effective chemical to kill barberries that spread stem rust to cereals. Alternatives like sodium arsenite pose livestock danger, and kerosene is slow and hard to transport. Salt is effective even at ten pounds for a 12 inch bush, but must be used with livestock safety in mind and not where adjoining valuable plants warrant caution.

United States Department of Agriculture

Local residents and visitors drop by for social calls

Mrs. Ben Wooster arrived from Los Angeles to visit her mother Mrs. Mary McAvoy and friends in the city. Agnes Wheelan plans to leave Monday for Des Moines to visit sister Mrs. Mary Roberts. Cy Timmons and daughter Mary of Lexington are in town. Mr and Mrs J G Huston of Crawfordsville spent the evening at the Washington Chautauqua. Dr and Mrs Fred Reid and son Freddie returned from Lake Okoboji. Mrs Ralph Pratt went to Burlington for a visit.

Ben Wooster Los Angeles Calif Mary McAvoy City Agnes Wheelan Des Moines Cy Timmons Mary Lexington J. G Huston Crawfordsville Washington Chautauqua Fred Reid Freddie Lake Okoboji

Local visitors and moves noted in Washington today

Lloyd B Phillips of Ainsworth and Ode Ferguson of Wagkine are in town as business and out of town visitors. Ed Mikeeh of Wellston attends to business while Cart and Walter Meek return to Detroit after visiting M Ro Meek. Harry Rivell departs for Tacoma City to prepare for the new school term. Mr and Mrs Lee Gease of Crawfordsville are in Washington today.

Ode Ferguson Wagkine Lee Gease Crawfordsville Washington Teday

Washington visitors and shoppers mingle today

Mrs. C. E. Walton with children Junior and Russell and guests Mrs. Ed Goosman Dathy of Oklahoma and Anna McMullen of Mount Pleasant are in Washington this afternoon. Also a Mason from Winfield is seen shopping in Washington today.

Lynn van Horn Ainsworth Washington C. E. Walton Junior Russell Ed Goosman and Dathy Oklahoma Anna McMullen Mount Plearuant Elren Mason O Winfield

Iowa City visitors attend funeral of Mrs C Lins

Mrs Leta Cadwallader and her son Max travel from Iowa City to attend the funeral of Mrs C Lins, the mother of Mrs Cadwallader.

Leta Cadwallader Max Iowa City Cadwallader C. Lins

Cartoonist Jim Williams competes in Tex Austin rodeo

Chicago August 15 Cartoonist Jim Williams creator of Out Our Way brings humor to Tex Austin championship rodeo. Williams will enter roping bulldogging and bronco riding with Bar T L outfit ties to New Mexico cow days and rodeo friendships. Purses exceed 10000 amid events as Williams seeks meet and exercise with cowpunchers.

Chicago Jim Williams Tex Austin Jim Bar T. L ieaMdubens Ranch New Mexico Williams

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Graham Fred Thompson Bull’s Lair Super Dyne Lizzies Seon Hice FOX News Marion McGee Homer Darbyehire Ottumwa Sargent C.F. Tinivon Wile Anderson Columbus Junction Mitchies Kendrick Diamond Maxine Welliver Mre Harold Young Macon Iowa Apollo North Side Candy Kitchen Lola Crone Marehall Townell Floyd Bower Muskies J. Edward Evans Eldon Whiting Willis Jones Sigourney 8. W. Livingstogg Lake Villa Ill H. J. Voorhis D.C. Wiels Estherville Wells Hubert Coffey Wellman Wayne Knight Chautauqua George Dempsey Davenport Maine C. W. Lins Pekin, Iowa Mike Trier Keota A. Belter Wellston Jean Hay Monmouth Ilinois Mills Taylor McElhinney Drug Co Phone Mutual Goforth Brunswick Records Chautauqua Grounds Susan Norman Marion Susan Washington Cleaners South Side Square Hust Mary Roberts Ralph Pratt Ramona Marcella Trees Winfield Kas Petrolia Tulsa Okla Lloyd B. Phillips Ed Mikeeh Cart Walter Meek Detroit Michigan Othe M. Ro Meek Harry Rive l Tawa City Birmingham Ala Cali John Shields & Sons Timate
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