Local Notes Highlight Washington Community Life
Washington residents report visits and trips across Iowa and nearby states. People travel to Greensburg West Chester Oskaloosa Des Moines and Sigourney for family visits work and events. Local exchanges include seed store ads and car purchases with several families hosting relatives.
Local notes and visits across several towns
Mrs. J F Frame and Mr and Mrs J F Frame travel from Burke South Dakota after visiting J C Purvis home. Mrs Goodin of Canton Illinois visits sons Arthur and Russell and goes to Keota. Mrs Neiswanger and Wanda visit Dav enport. Miss McLaughlin heads to Rockford to teach. deliveryman wanted for West End Grocery. Mrs Hawthorne and Miss Hawthorne visit Crawfordsville. Floyd Ellis returns from Coppock fishing trip. Mrs Rawhouser visits Columbus Junction. Mrs McClelland hospital operation. Harry Drake and Vera Crone welcome baby girl. Miss Genevra McCaw visits aunt Mrs Lytle and will teach Cooper College next year. Electro Magnetic Blanket Baths offered at 903 E 3rd St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevra McCaw
John Lytle
Washington, Pa
Cooper College
United Presbyterian College
Sterling
Kansas
Mrs Spessard and Arline in Town Visit
Mrs E W Spessard and daughter Arline of Ainsworth spend the day in town. Mildred Thomas returned home at North Eng lich after visiting her sister Mrs Adame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Gelski
Chicago
Paul Gelski
Washington
J. C. Olive
Graham
Des Moines
Kinney
H. C. Dupuis
Keota
M. L. Miller
Willa of
Ainsworth
E. W. Spessard
Arline of
Town
Mildred Thomas
North Englich
Mrs. Adame
Gas rate set at 1.50 in Cedar Rapids after probe
Cedar Rapids officials approve a gas rate of 1.50 dollars per unit effective with August meter readings. The rate is 45 cents higher than the previous, after an investigation recommended 1.56 and council shaved to 1.50. A parallel probe into traction company finances opens, aiming to justify eight cent streetcar fares, with refunds issued to riders until September completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Cedar Rapids
Austrian Fluorescent Microscope Aids UV Analysis
An Austrian scientist develops a fluorescent microscope using ultraviolet rays to reveal differences in matter invisible to normal light. The device enhances material identification and analysis, marking a advance in optical science.
Reeve Elevator Burned in Hampton Fire Losses Near 15000
Fire at the Reeve Farmers Grain Company elevator in Reeve destroyed the building the contents and two adjacent railroad cars. The blaze damaged a new supply shed and widespread grain losses were estimated at 6 000 to 7 000 dollars with total losses around 15 000 dollars. About 10 000 bushels of oats were inside the elevator as farmers threshing nearby aided the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Reeve Farmers Grain Company
Reeve
Wooing by Temperature in West Dallas Widow's Tale
A West Dallas widow explains she ended her last engagement because her fiancé, a doctor, insisted on keeping a thermometer in her mouth while he held her hand, as reported by the Dallas News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dallas
Dallas News
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