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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
6
The Rural women's club held its annual event hosted by husbands with oyster stew and a five course dinner for about fifty guests. The Birthday club tradition featured elaborate decor and a formal dinner at the Wallace home, followed by wedding notices and local society updates.
Chapter 1 PF D met yesterday with Miss Low Conningham at her Port Washington home. Twelve members attended the regular session and work. Mrs C E Root hosted Sunday school group. The women did fancy work and a missionary letter was read. Mrs Join Jones and committee served luncheon.
Attorney Charles C. Heninger of Sicourrey traveled to Washington on business yesterday. He met with officials to discuss legal matters and potential filings related to ongoing cases.
Leprosy patients at Kalawipaya on Molokai, once kept in the Lonely Isle, after chaulmoogia treatment, ask to be allowed to settle on nearby Malakaf land. Governor Farrington reports the request and says the government is considering opening Malakat land for them.
Local advert highlights Plorsheim shoes emphasizing fit and style for men. Tagline For The Man Who Cares appears with Atchison's department or specialty shop referenced.
On December 22 at p m the West Chester Baptist Sunday school will present a Christmas pageant depicting the nativity. Admission is free but offerings will be received. Walter A. Lees Superintendent.
On storm swept roads, crowds travel to the Williamson county courthouse for the third day of the Herrin mine riot trial. The state plans to introduce more evidence as five men face charges related to last June’s upheaval.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that about 68 582 806 bushels or nearly half of 1921 corn exports went to Canada, with much later reexported to Europe. Canada’s imports for home use were about 12 000 000 bushels. Exports to the Netherlands UK Germany and Mexico followed in order.
A fragment notes that one or two ovsteroetetts placed in a tea kettle will prevent a line from forming. The text is unclear and appears to be a partial OCR snippet with garbled terms.
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