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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

7

Neighborhood News Tells of Moves Trips and Local Events

Residents of Keota Route 4 Richmond share news from Wellman to Kalona with moves to Washington and exchanges of houses. Upcoming events include a K of C picnic at Richmond park and a Farmers Union precinct. An accident near Kalona and influenza cases are noted along with fair visits and church Mass schedules.

Keota Richmond Wellman Lloyd Sharpe Washington Peter Schillig Zane Harry Lintz Joe Lintz California Mrs. Arthur Minnesota Joe Novy Iowa City J. G. Keifer K. of C Richmond Park Casino Auctorium Farmers Union Meg Kalona Jack Snyder Frank Hoyer Maude Welle Davenport Everly Iowa Davenport Fair Harry Strabald Holy Trinity Church Casino Auditorium Z. C. B. J. Lodge Lulu Sam

Local News Briefs From Wayne County

Aug 14 Wayne County notes visitors in Washington and nearby towns. Moorhead family and baby Mary Lillian visit in Washington. Sands family with sons Donald and Doyle spend Sabbath at F M Woods home in Washington. Carson and family visit Harry Sexton home near Oakville. Zickefoose family visits son John in Winfield. Rodgers family quarantined for scarlet fever. Tolander drives cattle to Chicago. Hauenstein visits Tuesday. John Krantz delivers calves to Miller Bros. at Olds.

John Zickefoose Winfield Charlies Rodgers Oscar Tolander Chicago Sam Hauenstein

Crawfordsville Chautauqua Dates and Programs

The Crawfordsville chautauqua runs August 22 to 25 with Loveless Concert Co. opening and twin entertainers. Maud Catren Entertainers perform plus Wardens Woodward lectures The Bubble features an all star cast Miriam Franklin Players present Dramatic Skits and Sketches The Frazer Concertiers headline musical preludes and James Hilkey Civil War topics closing with Mud and Stars. Local social notes follow with birthday telegrams and visits in Washington.

Crawfordsville Ane Maud Catren Warden Woodward Wisconsin Woodward Miriam Franklin Frazer Concertiers James B. Hilkey Kansas James Hilkey J. C. Huston Cloyce Huston Algiers Cairo Egypt

Local Notes From Olds Iowa Area

Miss Marie Peterson returns from California. Mr and Mrs EF M Willeta of Rock Island Illinois are parents of a baby girl born last evening. Dr Laird and wife of Malvern Iowa visit Mrs Laidrs mother. Ruth Schantz Wayland and Bessie Aurtherd visit cousin Liela Anderson. F A Morgan have a baby girl born Aug 10. Gladys and Evaleyn Cary of Carbon Cliff Illinois visit Verner Langers. Rev M A Johnson Swedesburg and family entertain at E A Petersons.

Olds Iowa Marie Peterson California EF. M. Willeta Rock Island Llinois Esther Barquist Dr. Laird Malvern Laird Mothe Ruth Schantz Wayland Bessie Aurtherd Liela Anderson F. A. Morgan Gladys and Evaleyn Cary Carbon Cliff Ill Verner Langers M. A. Johnson Swedesburg E. A. Petersons

Chautauqua Guests and Local Visitors Listed

Rev T S Cleweeth from North Dakota visits Olds during chautauqua week Aug 10 14. Miss Arlys Miller visits grandparents J A Huston. Miss Alice Lee of Winfield visits teacher Howard Lee of Swedesburg. Miss Minnie Anderson visits brother J A Anderson. Opal Johnson and Donald Johnson visit grandparents J R Miller. Oletta Wyse of Wayland helps at F A Morgans. Mr and Mrs Jim Long of Crawfordsville visit Cary Long. Mr and Mrs John Bloomer and two sons of Burlington visit Port Bonsers.

T. S. Cleweeth North Dakota Olds Arlys Miller J. A. Huston Alice Lee Winfield Teather Howard Lee Swedesburg Minnie Anderson J. A. Anderson Opal Johnson Brother Donald Packwood Sn J. R. Miller Oletta Wyse Wayland, Ia F. A. Morgans Jim Long Crawfoedaville Cary Long Home John Bloomer Burlington Porl Bonsers

Community Notes From Brighton and Nearby Towns

Fred and Miss Inez Gowing spent Sunday with John Etinger at Prody. Borkoski attended the Rural Letter Carriers convention in Marshalltown last week. Arthur Koch and family visited Bert Rittenhouse near West Chester. Mrs. James Lowe visited her parents in Washington. Several residents attended the Tenry County Fair at Mt Pleasant.

Brighton Fred Inez Gowing John Etinger Prody Borkoski Rural Letter Carrier's Association Marshalltown Authur Koch Bert Rittenhouse West Chester James Lowe Washington Mt. Pleasant

Valley gossip from Kinross to Keota and beyond

The Valley locality buzzes with social calls and visits. Among highlights are Mrs Charely McKinstry and Mrs Addie Wallace visiting neighbors, threshing gatherings with Mrs Sam Munson, families traveling to Fairfield and Ottumwa, and ongoing home repairs like Bert Cook painting the schoolhouse.

Beloit Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Recovery

Mrs. W. G. Monson of Beloit Wisconsin says overwork caused her female troubles and after trying many medicines Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her. She reports weight gain and improved health after a year of use and invites other women to write for guidance.

Beloit Wis Lydia E. Pinkham W. G. Monson Ave

Louise Wallace to Visit Cedar Rapids for Week

Miss Louise Wallace, who has spent the past few months in Cedar Rapids, is expected home Sunday for a week's vacation. There was no service at Valley Sunday as the minister visits his parents in Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Homer Mayer assisted with the breehing at Walter Mayers last week.

Earl Ferguson United Presbyterian Fern Cliff Elgar Lois Harper Washington W. A. Carson Wallace Harley Rhead Gwendolyn Jeanette Wooley Alvin Wallace Harold Bitting H. V. Frank Ethel Churchill Myrtle Frank Maude Wallace Andy Sheetz Myrtle Charley Churchill Bill Derbys Sam Munson Sac Rosco Faris Frank Farnes Vinton Iowa Grant Wimpsett Ottumwa Myrtie Black Wimpsett Lilah Leacox Tiny Breitenbach Bert Cook Rubio Francis Feltz Dortha Nellie Oliver Pfeifer Louise Wallace Cedar Rapids Kane Valley Minnesota Homer Mayer Walter Mayers

Stringtown Community Notes and Socials Show Local Life

The Stringtown Threshing Co finished threshing Tuesday evening with an ice cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fee b in Etcher, about 150 attendees. Several locals attend Henry County Fairs while others report moves, visits, and purchases including Clark Zickefoose buying cattle and the Strinetown Silo Co ordering a new Ross cutter from Springfield Ohio.

Clark Zieckefoose Roy Johnston Olds Chautauqua F. L. Sands James Sands Washington Clark Zickefoose Ainsworth Stringtown Aus Stringtown Threshing Co Charles City Lester Nickolaus Quincy Ill P. L. Nickolaus Henry County L. H. Rinner Joe Rich la Verne Eicher Kansas David C. Lchantz Willis Nickolaus Ft. Madison Strinetown Silo Co Ross Springfield Ohio Noble Sutter Martha Pandora Ohio Cc. C. Sommer

Conversational Advantage from Boeston Transcript

Noah recalls annual freshets and higher water levels with a vivid memory from the Boeston Transcript. The fragment hints at past floods and a personal response to rising water during seasonal changes.

Noah Boeston Transcript

Man Not Always Content with Dream House on Lot

A contemplative view questions if a man remains satisfied with his lot even when a dream house sits on it. The aside notes that envy and restlessness can still arise despite perceived achievement.

T. Bo

To Cover Scratches on Polished Wood Surfaces

A simple method to conceal scratches on wood is to rub the meat of a pecan nut into the scratch until the surface lines blend with the surrounding wood. The tip uses natural oils and the nut’s color to mask minor wear without tools or finishes.

Iowa Farm Bureau Feeder Cattle Buying Expands in Iowa

Iowa Farm Bureau members embrace the feeder buying department to secure cattle loads through Kansas City markets. Purchases include 12 loads the week ended July 21 and 14 loads the prior week, with prices from 5.10 to 7.60. T. C. Cessna of Grinnell acts as purchasing agent and forecasts a heavy fall cattle run with generally good but common quality stock. Clark Huntley to speak at Winfield Farm Bureau picnic August 21 as campaign in Scott and Cedar counties continues.

The Associated Press Des” Moines Farm Bureau Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Hunt Kansas City T. C. Cessna Grinnell Farm Bureau Messenger Cessna Kansas City Commission Clark W. Huntley Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Legislation Committee Winfield Add Club Scott Township

Ned Brookhart Leads Barberry Eradication Crew on Vacation

Ned Brookhart son of Senator Smith W Brookhart heads a barberry eradication crew on vacation. The project plans increasing spray each year as part of its noted activity.

Ned Brookhart Smith W. Brookhart

Iowa Wesleyan Nature Study Exhibit On Kenilworth Chinee Bue

The nature study class at Iowa Wesleyan plans a Henry county fair exhibit on chinch bug control. Thousands of pests are bottled for display along with corn showing the damage and an exhibit of unlawful weeds. Bad actors are confined under glass while common weeds are shown in water. All items will be labeled with control measures and weed seeds identified to prevent spread.

Iowa Wesleyan Henry County Fair

Salem women seek ISU extension demo on home furnishing

Demand for extension service shows strong interest as Salem women request a home furnishing and interior decorating demonstration by Miss Elsie Richardson. Director Bliss notes Miss Richardson is booked every day until October 1 1924 and says demand for special help this summer is greater than ever.

Iowa State College Salem Elsie Richardson Bliss Miss Richardson

Washington county farmers embrace lime use amid record orders

Farmers in Washington County show strong uptake of lime with orders this year surpassing any prior period. Weed eradication meetings led by a specialist from Ames are set for today at farms near Washington and Crawfords.

Washington County Ames Washington Crawfords

Thistle Varieties Attract Farmer Attention In Canaian Region

The Canaian thistle thriving in the area will receive greater focus than any other plant type. Officials note its spread and potential impact on crops, prompting discussions on control measures and management plans for local farms.

Ville

Goethe on National Hatred Reflections on Culture

A brief musing quotes Goethe noting that national hatred emerges strongest among the least cultured, highlighting the paradox of hostility rooted in limited intellectual development and social context. The remark underscores how prejudice intensifies where culture lags.

Goethe

Money in Inventions Prompt Big Fortunes From Small Ideas

A simple seam near a can top enabled easy opening. A Chicago packing house ordered ten million cans as an experiment and the inventor earned a large fortune.

Chicago

Turn Hogs Into Corn Fields

The United States Department of Agriculture notes corn dominates U S farming in area and value. A practical harvest method is to use hogs to harvest, or hog down, the corn by turning them into the fields in the autumn.

United States United States Department of Agriculture

It Scatters Yellow Fever Mosquito Description

The frightful disease, yellow fever, is carried and spread exclusively by a species of mosquito, the stegmoula, common in tropical houses. It is very tiny and passes through wire screens, with a silvery lyre shaped mark on the thorax and white stripes on the abdomen and legs banded in black and white.

Tropics

Floor Wax and Furniture Polish Recipe

A home recipe describes making floor wax by melting beeswax in hot water then gradually adding a quart of turpentine and a half cup of ammonia. The mixture is heated ten minutes, kept warm, and applied with flannel then polished with a rough cloth.

Cold in the Head and Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim

An advertisement describes nasal catarrh as a cold like attack and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine a local ointment with a blood acting tonic. It claims quick relief and a stronger immune state, sold by druggists for over 40 years by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney, & Co Toledo

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Holy Trinity Catholic Church Harding Father Schaeffer Wayne Blue Ribbon Washington Oil Co E. L. Breitenbach Geo C. L. Wallace Cris America Cedar County Young Brookhart Tipton Clayton County Jin the Mr. Merchant New York Nat New Yorker the Evening Journal
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