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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

6

Up Where The Cranberries Grow In Michigan Swamps

The writer travels Michigan visiting Grand Ledge Lansing Jackson and Pontiac while commenting on swamp land drainage and its impact on cranberries swamp grass and timber. He notes clear streams sparse timber and the state’s farming shift including convict farm drainage and a Jackson prison-penal farm system with convicts at work. He describes a ride in a new Essex car and church visits including a Jackson Congregationalist sermon on whether the world is going to the dogs.

Michigan Crooked Creek Ichigan Grand Ledge Wansing Din Lansing New Essex Lansing Jackson Methodist Spence First United Presbyterian Church Ile Folke Newberry Chas. T. Townsend Main Street Lonia Pontiac Billiard ‘College Billiard University Marquette Fonla Pontiae

Prohibition Attitudes Across the Midwest

The text notes common people in the Dakotas share the same dry stance on prohibition as those in Iowa. It emphasizes water quality as a strong local concern but suggests overall sentiment remains uniform and resistant to change.

Dakotas Towa

Mrs McLaughlin Hosts Hamilton McLaughlin Thanksgiving Dinner

Mrs John McLaughlin entertained at the annual Thanksgiving dinner with 25 guests. The table featured yellow and white decorations and a large yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece. Dr and Mrs Harvey McCall of Allerton joined the after to socialize and enjoy music.

John McLaughlin Harvey McCall Allerton

William Fitzwilliam Returns to Work After Illness

William Fitzwilliam is back at work at the Democrat after several days of illness. He resumes duties and appears in good health.

William Fitzwilliam Democrat of

Local notices announce meetings and church events

Announcements of social and business meetings are listed with no charges. The I CG hall hosts a business meeting Friday evening December 1 with officer elections. The 76 Ladies meet next Tuesday at 1 PM to plan booths for the December 8 bazaar at the church. West Chester Local to hold an oyster supper December 6 in the hall.

Bech Colu West Chester

Harmony and club meetings list in local notices

Harmony club will meet with Mrs Lauder Kennedy Tuesday afternoon Dec 5. Bible Study Department will meet with Mrs Frank Wilson Monday afternoon at 2 30. Notice D AJR. Meeting with Mrs J Edgington Tuesday Luncheon at 1 pm. Please be prompt. Standard Bearers Pop meeting Saturday evening 7 o clock at the Methodist parsonage. Music club meets Monday evening at 7 30 with Mrs A B Schmoeller. Mrs T C Davis leader. Afternoon Bridge club meets with Mrs Harry Ward Monday afternoon. Tater church committee meets in library Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Harmony Club Lauder Kennedy Frank Wilson Methodist Parsonage Music Club A. B Schmoeller T. C. Davis Harry Ward Tater Church

University student hosts house party for five friends

Miss Florence Cunningham of Iowa City entertained five college friends from Tuesday night to Wednesday at her home. Guests included Miss Helen Crabbe from New London Miss Garnet Welsh from Osage Miss Fayne Smithberger from Stanton Nebraska and Misses Selma and Olive Torgensen from Beresford SD. The event featured a noon dinner and chaperones Mr and Mrs Ambrose Cunningham.

Florence Cunningham University of Iowa Iiowa City Cunningham Helen Crabbe New London Garnet Welsh Osage Fayne Smithberger Stanton Nebraska Selma Olive Torgensen Beresford South Dakota Florence Ambrose Cunningham Miss Florence

County fair planned by Standard Rearers at Methodist social hall

The Standard Rearers of the M E church announce a county fair in the social hall of the Methodist church on Tuesday evening December Sth. The event features typical county fair attractions and ample food. Elders assist the young people in preparations for a successful occasion, inviting all to attend and enjoy. Mr and Mrs Joe Wright celebrate both Mrs Wrights birthday and Thanksgiving with a wedding guest of honor, Des Moines couple Mr and Mrs J Lee Hill, who were married in Des Moines the night before. The dinner color theme is pink and white with pink roses as decor.

M. EF Joe Wright Mrd. Wright Gueate of Honor J. Lee Hill Des Moines Hill Maynard Brown Edna

Birthday dinner at the Hill residence in Washington County

A family birthday celebration featured a pink iced cake and a several course turkey dinner. Mr and Mrs Hill stayed several days at the Maynard Brown home in Washington County as reported by the Only Daily.

Mrs. Hill Maynard Brown

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments

An advertisement claims a simple harmless preparation can remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieve stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It touts rapid relief and a money back guarantee with Lemmon's Pharmacy listed among outlets.

Mayr Lemmon Advt

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