Local social notes and visitors in Washington
Miss Beatrice Redlinger and Miss Lilian Singmaster are due home for Christmas from Mt St Clair Academy Clinton and Wisconsin State Normal Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs J E Kupka of West Chester visit Washington relatives. Carl and Walter Meek arrive Sunday from Detroit to visit parents. Mr and Mrs Marcellus Meek and Mrs Joe Jones of Crawfordsville shop in Washington. J F McNamara returns to Iowa City after spending weeks here. McNamara reports Iowa City outlook unusually promising. I Rothschild visits Washington from Iowa City to attend to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Redlinger
Mt. St. Clair Academy
Clinton
Lilian Singmaster
Wisconsin State Normal
Milwaukee
J. E. Kupka
West Chester
Washington
Carl and
Walter Meek
Detroit
Mich
Mrs
Marcellus Meek
J. F. McNamara
Iowa City
McNamara
Mrs Helen Livingston to Visit From Monmouth College
Miss Helen Livingston arrives tomorrow for a two week home visit from Monmouth College. The item lists multiple local social notes including visits, travel plans, and commercial ads such as a 25 percent discount on coats from Dougherty Bros West Side Clothiers and a special price on a Boyce motor meter at Brown's Tire Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Livingston
Monmouth College
Dougherty, Bros. West Side Clothiers
Itl
Brown
Boyce
Local shoppers make rounds at Washington stores
Mrs. Myra Newell visits her mother Mrs. R. H. Malin from Columbus Junction while Mrs Abbie Bolt heads to Iowa City for a few days. Mrs Humphrey Richards of Des Moines visits Washington friends. Caryle Williams leaves for Mt Ayr for the holiday. Mrs Malin recovers after a fall with bruises but no fractures. Waldo Wella of Crawfordsville joins shoppers in town. Prices shown include Ford items at 2.20 and up and a motometer at 2.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Richards
Des Moines
Washington
Caryle Williams
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Beautiful Rockers Arrive With Mahogany Tables For Sale
Vr & C4 announces uncrating several beautiful rockers this afternoon, with four solid mahogany bedroom tables priced at 9.75 each. Top hog price listed as 810.15. Weather forecast calls for generally fair, tonight and tomorrow, and cold.
Annual County Agent Report Summary for Farm Bureau
The Farm Bureau notes a county agent report mailed May issue with thirty two pages of county and agricultural news. Sixteen articles were written by locals and visits were made to many farms for feature stories by Mr Metcalf. The agent spent twelve days on the project and a special edition repeats much of the regular news though some features are questioned in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lany
Metcalf
Outlook and Recommendation for 1925 Farm Bureau
The organization notes low membership but creditable progress and outlines a 1925 program. It covers Limes and Legumes, Marketing, Junior Clubs, Home Projects, Organization, Lets, Farm Crops, Horticulture, Insect Pests, Animal Husbandry, Dairy, Poultry, Veterinary, Farm Management, and Agricultural Engineering with targeted demonstrations, tests, and public services across county activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Summary of Agricultural Activities and Achievements
The report outlines wide farm program activity across soils animal and poultry husbandry dairy and rural sanitation. It notes soil testing of 87 samples lime and phosphate orders, corn yield tests, seed locating and tests, Canada thistle demos and pruning work. Animal work includes cholera vaccination, brood sow demos with 92 participants, sire locating and club shows with State Fair participation, plus feeding and spraying guidance. Dairy efforts cover feeding management schooling ration calculations cow and bull locating and tuberculosis testing. Rural science covers farm building ventilation and soil erosion demonstrations and related guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Farm Bureau Activities And Community Outreach Reported
Agricultural Economics outlined farm schools income tax service and farm labor bureau work. Nutrition noted a five month course with 890 farm women and adoption of practices in 241 homes. Community Activities included township meetings and cooperation with Wellman Farmers Institute. Miscellaneous mentions mailed farm bureau edition of a Washington Democrat and local personal notices regarding Keota and Ainsworth residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Farmers Institute
Farm Bureau
Washington Democrat
Steck Visits In Iowa City Then To Los Angeles
Mrs H F Steck is in Iowa City visiting her daughter Mrs Sproatt through Christmas. Afterward she will travel to Los Angeles for an extended visit with relatives. Grant Griffith from Wellman came over today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Duenbostle
Davenport
H. F. Steck
Iowa City
Sproatt
Los Angeles
Grant Griffith
Wellman
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Dan McGrew
Fox Theatre
Zane Grey
Call of the Canyon
Richard DIX
Lois Wilson
The
Journal Office
J. W. Hendrickson
Gladwin
Abe Martin
Victrolas
Breese
Krouth
Ben
Stewart Hotel
City Feed Yard
John R. Maney
Joe Jones
Crawfordsville
the Journal
I. Rothschild
Rollins
Kennedy
Radio
Clarence Ervin
Cincinnati, In
Glenn Hayes
St. Clair Lewis
Centerville
Libbie Davidson Bennett
J. W. Stewart
Keota
J. T. Anderson
Emma Randolph
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Chrismas
Brandes
Brown’s
C. A. Lacey
J. O. Singmaster
Moose Lodge
BE. R. Harvey
J. A. Hawthorne
John Woods
D. N. Anwyl
W. G. Robertson
McElhinney Drug Co
Ford
Auto
Myra Newell
Columbus Junction
R. H. Malin
Abbie Bolt
Washington National Bank
J. H. Malin
Waldo Wella
Curtis Taxi
Kentucky
John Shields & Sons
Schulty Garage
Clark & Ross
Washington County
Farm Bureau Exchange
McLéan County
Cow Testing Association
Labor Bureau
Washington Cleaners Wish Long
South Side Square
Loren Palmer
J. RB. Palmer
G. BE. Mace
Lloyd Phillips
Ainsworth
Wickham
Rollins Hole
Brown's
J. R. Palmer
C.M. & F. Clothing Co
Harwood’s
J.a.harwood & Son