Porter's Visit to Wellston Home Noted
Effie Porter of Wellston, who has been visiting Mrs. W J Taylor, went to her home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Taylor
Jack
Wellston
Paul Harvey
eMre
Effie Porter
W. J.taylor
June Conger
West Chester
Grace Conger
J. S&s. Stephen
Carria of
Keota
Lawrence Wilson
Mollse Cox
Sigourney
Joe Bauthman
Morris Crayne
Frances Maude
George Simmerman
Edna Collar
Greenville
Mattie Collar
Cleo Johnson
Peoria
Mt. Vernon
Champaign
Zack Gillespie
Matt Gillespie
la Porte City
Arch Best Oxfords Visit Davenport Visitor
Kathleen O'Shea of Davenport visits at the home of Mrs. Geo. Dowell while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward travel to Winfield to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen O'Shea
Davenport
Geo. Dowell
Harry Ward
Winfield
Local Notes and Visitors At Washington This Week
Several residents and visitors are listed with brief movements. Lucille Martin travels to Ainsworth on professional business. Reed returns from Columbus Junction. Anna Reiner visits from Moline. Ruth Bailey and Pauline Renshaw come from Winfield to spend the day with Lois Brown. Ben Adams of Keota visits relatives in Washington. June Conger returns home from West Chester after a visit. A big sale at Ward’s offers 20 percent off heavy undergarments. Many individuals attend dinners, travel to Des Moines, Fairfield, Wellston, or Ti tus for events and visits. Advertising notes include Acrobats shoes for children and Health Q Meter promotions.
Wards Sale Highlights Coats at Half Price
Local notes show multiple shoppers and visitors in town. Fragments report coats on sale at Wards at half price and twenty percent discounts on woolen hosiery and blankets while residents like Lionel Duffy and Leslie Pauls return to studies and hometown visits continue.
New Year Arrests Peak in Philadelphia Police Reports
A New Year's Eve wave of intoxication arrests in Philadelphia totaled about 250, with hospitals treating around 100 cases of alcoholic poisoning. One magistrate dismissed many arraignments by requiring defendants to sign dry pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wiesbaden Theatre Rebuilt With Modern European Stage
The state theatre of Wiesbaden, once popular with officers and doughboys during Coblenz days, was rebuilt after a March fire. It now features Europe’s most modern stage and 400 automatic fire alarm connections on the stage, plus broad fire precautions throughout the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Coblenz
Europe
Corn Growers Chance to Win Large Trophy at Ames Show
Washington county farmers may win a large silver cup awarded by Washington National Bank for the best ten corn samples in the county at the state corn and small grain show in Ames during Farm and Home week. Past winners are barred. county entrants also compete for a $2000 cash premium in the state show. The 21st annual state event features 15000 ears, a fourth year yield test with 100 leading varieties, and exhibits by Iowa colleges. Premium lists and details available from Joe L. Robinson, Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington National Bank of Washington
Ames
Washington National Bank
C. A. Reubsam
Ainsworth
Eno
Knotek
Riverside
J. M. Maxwell & Son
Crawfordsville
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
New Armory
Lowa
Joe L. Robinson
Dowa
East and West clash in Pasadena football showdown
In Pasadena California the United States Naval Academy Midshipmen face the Washington Huskies in a traditional inter sectional game. More than 62000 fans were expected for a 215 kickoff despite rain forecasts after last night’s shower. Both squads held final workouts focusing on limbering up punting and passing to tune for the zone of battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
United States Naval Academy
University of Washington
Kansas City Mills Sets New Flour Output Record
Greater Kansas City, the third largest milling center in the United States, produced 5,388,000 barrels of flour in 1923, up 472,000 from 1922. The output exceeded 1921 by 1,420,000 barrels and 1920 by 1,789,000 barrels, with about 25,000,000 bushels of wheat ground to reach the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Romance
Silken Bebe Daniels
Nita Naldi
Maurice Costello
David Powell
Paramount Picture
Betty Compson
Richard Dix
Peggy
Elmer Mason
Oscar Jugenheimer
Havre
Mrs
Homer Stephen
Factor Cigar
McElhinney Drug Co
Iowa City
Curtis & Ross
John Shields & Sons
Arch
Oxfords
Wilson
Bevins
Lucille Martin
C. B. Reed
Columbus Junction
Anna Reiner
Moline
Joe Reiner
Ruth Bailey
Pauline Renshaw
Lois Brown
Ben Adams of
James Clark
Wards
Mrs. Ellis Prazey
Fairfield
P. L. Etter
Green
Phianna Sutton
Des Moines
Miss Birdie Hotle
Wilson's
Olive Peterson
Titus
Roscoe Anderson
G. A. Singley
George
Moulton, Iowa
J. T. Barnes
South Avenue C
John Martin
Colorado
John
Lafe
Jim Gault
McElhinney Furniture Co
White Yard
Floyd Beatty
Oskaloosa
A. L. Griffith
8. P. Beatty
Jerome Williams
Hoyt
J. W. Warner
George Dowell
Washington
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Smith Brookhart
College
Senator
S. W. Brookhart
George Brown
Florence
Andrew
Leota
A. T. Prown
Haskins
J. C. Mathers
Cloyce Dusenberry
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Lionel Duffy
Dubuque
W. T. Trotter
Frankie Hamilton
Frank Carter
8. H. Stephens
Frank Trotter
Alphonsa Redlinger
Berg
W. A. Ashley
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. Olver Crawford
Frederick Dunsmore
Baby
Iron Mountain
Mich
J. W. Teeter
Leslie Pauls
University
Herman Pauls
C. L. Lyon
Charles
Eugene
Nellie Ruth
Frank Moore
Clarksburg
Harry Rice
The
Belle Gray Rice
Mt. Pleasant Stuart Hotel
Temple Bidg. Co. O. Dayton
Washington, Lowa
City Feed Yard
Asa Baird
Asa Reid
Brunswick Records
Chicago
Buon
Kansas City Mills
Washington Cleaners
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!