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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1922

Page

5

Fairchilds Denver Mine Mystery Draws Anita Richmond

Thornton Fairchilds quest for his fathers silver mine unfolds across Denver and Chad as he battles Maurice Rodaine with Harry Harkins aid. Anita Richmond, Judge Richmonds daughter, surfaces, offering trust and danger amid a murder suspicion and a dangerous foe.

Thornton Fairchild Robert Leams Fairchild Robert Colorado Henry Beamish Hapter I Beamieh Telt Obadi Denver Daine Obadi Chad Mother Howard Biasie’ Larsen Anita Richmond Judge Vietting Baquint Rodaine Hack Harry Harkins England Beamish Harry Parrehild Michmond Anita Lareen Thornton Fairehild Tia Martre Hodaine Squint Bolle Merremater Fairchil Laura Express Judge M Richmond Mother Hieward Pairchild Maurice Rodaine Marty

Picnic crowds gather at Black Hawk in extreme heat

CORRESPONDENTS OF JOURNAL describe nearly all residents attending the Two Picnic Thursday at Black Hawk as 300 Farm Bureau and club families enjoy a noon dinner and farm talks led by H. V. Ellis and Mrs. B. E. Russell. Attendees travel from Washington Ottumwa and neighboring towns for a week of visits and events including clothing classes at Ames Extension and a Pantatorium move south of Conrad's.

Clay Black Hawk Kate Blakeley Richland Howard Wentworth Fairfield Hospital McCelland Selma California Brighton Foster I. 8. College G. A. Stannard Lorrain Stannard Miriam Seth Carris Sr Washington Farm Bureau Funston Grove H. V. Ellis BE. L. Russell New London Ames Extension Department Methodist Pantatorium Conrad Sade Savage Clifford Halbert Addison Brinton Marion Edward Maude Rhua Armstrong Carlton Jones Elizabeth Sherbeck Ottumwa C. Dayton South Side Park Maude Brinton Dayton Mabel Phillips Baby E. B. Sim Ralph Taylor Williamsville T. Thompson Gordon Jennie Frain Katie Joe Frain Elizabeth Elmore Burlington Frank Thompson N. W Washington State New York Dale Friend Des Moines Philip Vanerus Adrienne

Various visits and travels from Wellman residents

Mrs T D Adams was in Des Moines for millinery. Harold Gray and family visited at the Gray home near Titus. Earnie Maplethorpe and guest Thelma Williams toured Washington. Barnie missed days at the produce house after a leg injury. Esther Shaw visited Mrs Robert Briggs near Thornburg. Gayle Rhodes heads to Des Moines for six months of business college. Mrs Albert Roup returns from Denver visiting Geneva Sigler. I N Carr hosts sister from Wayne County. Lee Messenger family, Tom, Marian, and Nort Messenger travel to Grinnell Newton and Cornell. Sanford and Geo Struble visit Iowa City area Thursday and plan tour.

Wellman T. D. Adams Des Moines Harold Gray Baby Gray Titus Earnie Maplethorpe Thelma Williams Washington Barnie Esther Shaw Robert Briggs Thornburg Gayle Rhodes Business College Albert Roup Denver Colo Geneva Sigler I. N. Carr Wayne County Lee Messenger Tom Messenger Mariam Smith Nort Messenger Grinnell Newton Cornell Iowa Sanford Smith Iowa City Geo. Struble

Neighborhood Visits Heat Mount Pleasant Fair Attendance

Rural Route No Four residents share Sunday visits at John Simmering Sr. home. Ed Simmering family, Kephart family and Beatrice Knox frequent Wednesday and Tuesday gatherings with trips to Mount Pleasant fair.

Washington Ed Simmering Helen Hazel Chas Kephart John Simmering Sr Mount Pleasant Fair Frank Kephart Beatrice Knox Sam Sigafoose Mount Pleasant Chas. Kephart

Keota Chautauqua Attendance Noted During Visit

Miss Hazel Angle visits Keota to attend a chautauqua in Washington. W. C. Hotle makes a business call Friday morning. Earl Burrough busy hauling lumber for a new barn. The carpenter begins work on it. Luella Tunis returns Sunday from a week with grandparents in Harper. Glen Little and Floyd Banks harvest clover this week. Joe Wilkins of Lynton Kansas spends Sunday night with sister Mrs W C Hotle and family.

Hazel Angle Washington Chautauqua W. C. Hotle Keota Earl Burrough Luella Tunis Harper Glen Little Floyd Banks Joe Wilkins Lynton Kan

Minnesota trip plans and local returns noted

In Minnesota news, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durian and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bear plan a Duluth visit to see Lake Superior and other lakes. J. A. Dodds family returned from Minnesota on Wednesday evening. Merton Fisher and friend Mr Porter returned to Huron South Dakota on Wednesday.

Neal Roy Hinson Will Bristow Minnesota Duluth Lake Superior Roy Durian Clayton Bear J. A. Dodds Merton Fisher Mr. Porter Huron South Dakota

Philadelphia's First Zoo and Portrait Collection History

In 1704 Charles Wilson Pente moved a decade of portrait holdings to Independence Square Philadelphia and earned use of the Philosopher Society building. He began a zoological garden behind the structure with living specimens including an eagle, inscribed “Feed me well and I will live a happy years.”

Independence Square Philadelphia America Charles Wilson Pente Third Lombard Streets Sixth Estnut Zoological Garden

Vegetable Compound Praised By Backache Sufferer

Mrs. Fred Miner of Churubusco New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from years of backache and female troubles after doctors failed. She urges other women to try the remedy and says it helps during childbearing and can be taken by all ages without harm.

Churubusco N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Fred Miner

Brighton Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Fair Attendance

Jake Koch and daughters attended the Mt Pleasant fair as the Clay township picnic drew larger crowds than last year. Miss Marie Gowey leaves for Ames after visiting home folks, while families from Cedar Rapids and Chicago visited local relatives. The Washington band played on street as Camp Dodge drew Ottumwa away, and Jarl Neal wed Phyllis McClintic in a quiet Washington ceremony. The Brighton Canning Co began its season producing kraut and catsup.

Brighton Jake Koch Gladys Vera Edith Mt. Pleasant Clay Township Marie Gowey Ames James Teninlty Cedar Rapids Jim Shaffer Wayne Robison Herbert Follen Chicago W.S. Follen Lawrence Lemley C. P. van Zante Brinton Carrie Peasley Fairfield Washington Camp Dodge Mac Swisher Frank Swisher Gladwin Ingham Babe Helen Romig Ingham Bethany Sue Thompson Morning Sun M. Bridwell Fred Whitmer Mildred Gertrude Joliett Mattie Whitmer Brighton Canning Co Jarl Neal Phyllis McClintic

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