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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1924

Page

7

Neighbors' Social and Farm notes from Keota

Mr and Mrs Zeno Tinney and Mrs Nick Tinnes were callers in Keota Saturday afternoon. Earl Burroughs and W C Hotle visited Washington Tuesday. Walters and Miss Hill joined Perry Deal and W C Hotle at the Nick Times home Sunday evening. Howard Mangold has been ill but improving. Lulu Fritchen spent Sunday with H A Engle. Clarence Hotle sawed wood for George Reighard and Doc Engle Monday. Miss Ryals attended a teachers meeting in Washington Saturday. Shirel Augustine moved to the K Leacox farm Thursday. Tip Times of Talliyland and family are visiting Zeno Times today. Earl Burroughs and Perry Den helped Tines and Hotle butcher.

Keota Zeno Tinney Nick Tinnes Earl Burroughs W. C. Hotle Washington Walters Miss Hill Perry Deal Nick Times Howard Mangold Lulu Fritchen H. A. Engle Clarence Hotle George Reighard Doc” Engle

Ainsworth News: Florence Jeffrey Stricken at School

Youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jeffrey was taken seriously ill at school last Wednesday. Dr Van Eppes of Iowa City was consulted with her physician. Her sister in nurse training at Iowa University hospital returned home to help care for her. Mr T J Whitlock travels to Arkansas to spend winter with Rosa and family. Mr and Mrs W T Trotter left for Burlington to attend a convention of Equitable Life Insurance agents.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Florence Jeffrey John Jeffrey van Eppes Iowa City Iowa University Hospital T. J. Whitlock Arkansas Rosa W. T. Trotter Equitable Life Insurance Company Burlington

Havre Social Club meets despite rain and mud

Eleven members gathered with Mrs John Putman on Thursday afternoon as Mrs Myrtle Meyers led the event. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs Glen Pratt and Mrs Edgar Meyers with refreshments served.

Havre Havre Havre John Putman Myrtle Meyers Glen Pratt Edgar Meyers Martin Weston John Simmering Fred Zieglowsky Will McBride Ben Miller Will Miller Baby Will Stafford Walter Gardner Fred Berger John Koch Washington McCall Louis Jugenheilmer Chicago

Eastern Stars install new Brighton officers on Friday

The Eastern Stars held a Friday night installation naming Worthy Matron Mrs. Valda Prizer and other officers. Brighton High girls lost by one point to Pleasant Plain while the boys edged them by one. Mrs. Madge McGlade visits Dr. J N Irwin. Hickses visit Fairfield. A Methodist church reclamatory contest at Brighton High School features twelve contestants in four classes with Rev L R Burdock delivering Invocation.

Brighton Eastern Stars Valda Prizer R. A. McGuire Ethel Townsley Secy Lucy Fleak Treas Mary Posh Velda Foster Edith Fuller Myrtie Helmick Pearl Frain Adah Irls Madge McGlade Waterloo J. N. Irwin Boyd Hicks Fairfield Schafer Methodist Church Brighton High School

Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Sold as Champion House Cleaner

An advertisement extols Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as the champion house cleaner curing bloating stomach pains and other ailments. The copy claims the preparation removes mucous and inflammation from the intestinal tract and promises a money back guarantee after one dose. Lemmon’s Pharmacy is listed for availability.

Mayr Lemmon's Pharmacy

Miss Helen Stafford News Guest At Wellman High

The Wellman high school faculty member Miss Helen Stafford hosted weekend guests Miss Geneve Lowe and Mr Harold Jenson and Mr Arlo Goodyear, noted as fellow educators, during a social weekend.

Girls Glee Club Agnes Drish Spirit of America Floyd Horton John McClintic Washington Max Mortimore Mary Irwin Mary Helmick Helen Kurtz England America Juanita Prizer Lawrence Zelinski Leonard Lyon Dottie Dippendale Laura Bennett Ernestine Grace Galbry Cle, Jones Threse Swisher Girl's Glee Club Helen Stafford Wellman High School Harold Jenson Arlo Goodyear Geneve Lowe

Community News from Valley Valley

Mr and Mrs John Henry Sr aided with the butcher work for their son Lees one day last week. A fair sized crowd attended the play Safety First at the church Thursday and Friday nights. Irma and Otis Black have missed a week of school due to sickness. Miss Addie Wallace is recovering from la grippe and inflammatory rheumatism. Eva Augustine spent the weekend with homefolks. John Hahn and the Blacks visited at the parental home. Dorthy Pfeifer and Piva Ballard visited Mrs Francis Feltz Saturday. Olive and Nellie Pfeifer visited C L Wallace Wednesday. J C Deal and Ted Givans visited Mrs Alois Belter at the county hospital Sunday. Irma Black visited with her sister Mrs John Hahn. Nellie and Olive Pfeifer spent Sunday afternoon with Agnes Bucher. Sympathy to the Beiter family on the infant death.

Irma Otis Black Addie Wallace Eva Augustine John Hahn Dorthy Pfeifer Piva Ballard Francis Feltz Olive Nellie Pfeifer C. L. Wallace J. C

Prewar Gold Standard Urged by English Banker

Sir Charles Addis of the Bank of England and chairman of Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank urged a return to the prewar gold standard at the Bankers Institute in Edinburgh. He argued restoration hinges on stopping government borrowing, using the Bank of England discount rate, and limiting fiduciary note issues, while noting war contributed to current trade Lows but deflation alone is not the sole cause of unemployment.

Edinburgh Banker's Institute Charles Addis Bank of England Hong Kong Shahehal Bank Great Britain Charles

Farm Bureau urges record keeping for profitable farming in Washington county

Iowa State College extension agent H B Rowe leads farm management schools in Washington county to teach farmers how to keep and analyze simple farm records for 1924. Sessions cover net income, feed efficiency, and enterprise profitability with individual record work under Rowe and County Agent Ellis.

H. B. Rowe Agricultural Extension Service Iowa State College Rowe Ellis Washington County Farm Bureau

Explosive Sodatol Facts And A Local Farm Bureau Meeting

The article describes sodatol explosive details including strength, temperature tolerance, moisture effects, and detonator compatibility. It notes methods for stumps and rocks blasting and warns electric firing for ditch blasting. It also covers a 76 Center Township meeting on January 18 with farm bureau officers elected and an educational tuberculosis film shown to attendees.

United States Department of Agriculture

Public Opinion for Railway Mergers Says Davenport Man

Davenport Iowa businessman W H Stackhouse told a farmers manufacturers conference that public opinion supports compulsory railroad consolidation in the near term to avoid government ownership. He analyzed the Interstate Commerce Act and the Transportation Act of 1920 and argued for shippers’ views on the transportation question.

Davenport Associated Press Chicago United States W. H. Stackhouse Iowa French and Hecht Firm of Manufacturers Farmers-Manufacturers Foreign Trade Conference

Rail consolidation debated as a path to stable rail system

Mr. Stackhouse argued for thorough study of voluntary versus compulsory consolidation of railroads. He warned a compulsory plan would require rate adjustments to sustain profitability, noting railroads typically earn only about six percent of property value. He criticized the act for splitting powers between the commerce commission and rail labor board and urged caution as the transportation law matures.

Stackhouse Carreirs Rail Labor Board

Weather outlook for Illinois and Missouri affects northeast snow

Illinois forecast shows cloudy tonight with snow in the northeast and a cold wave, followed by Thursday fair weather and colder conditions in the east and central areas. Missouri expects generally fair to tonight, a much colder trend, and increasing clouds Thursday, with possible snow in the west.

Illinois Missouri

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