Mrs Will Stafford Visits Havre Friends
Mrs Will Stafford of Havre spends the day with Mrs John Rit tenhouse, sharing social hours and light conversations in the community setting.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
8
Mrs Will Stafford of Havre spends the day with Mrs John Rit tenhouse, sharing social hours and light conversations in the community setting.
Mrs H A Jones spends day shopping in Burlington. Various businesses advertise tires overhauls and drugstore tonics. Mrs J C Statler visits in Washington. Hart Schaffner Marx knickers and Bevin tires featured. Multiple residents travel to Crawfordsville Havre Brighton and Keota. auction and farm sale notices amid local promotions.
Mrs Ed Wiley spent the morning in West Chester and plans to enjoy the day. Meals are now served at the Stuart hotel with steady boarders offered special rates and good home cooking at reasonable prices.
The annual meeting of the American Pearl Button Company elected H. A. Pauls as president and Win Smouse as vice president. FE D. Hammer was chosen secretary and Chas. H. Keck treasurer.
Advice notes that good eggs bring better prices and that proper care improves laying. The piece emphasizes market value for poultry products and practical tips for keeping hens productive.
The Washington-Canadian Land Company dissolves by unanimous stockholder consent. Dated Washington Iowa December 31 1920 with officers and directors listed: George W. Griffith President David McLaughlin Vice President J T Matthews Secretary and other directors.
A reader notes a woman claimed to make her Billy happy, but another remarks she meant her pet poodle, revealing a humorous misinterpretation and a joke about affection.
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