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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1923

Page

7

Washington Iowa narrator visits many towns recalling friends

The writer travels from Clarinda to College Springs and Emerson revisiting old colleagues and church figures. He notes Rev McBride and Rev Wilkins, the Berry Seed Co founder, schools of Randolph and Silver City, and social ties across Washington and Des Moines area towns. He cherishes meetings with former pupils, ministers, and townspeople and laments long separation.

Clarinda Washington College Springs United Presbyterian Mcbride Scott McBride United Presbyterian Church Bishop Perry Berry Seed Co Henry Fields Seed House Mr. Berry Insane Asylum Towa America Claringa Randolph Iowa Henry Herdo Fremont County Sidney Henry Shannon City Robert Fisher Dorothy Widger Monmouth Kenneth Emerson Lisle Wilkins John Wilkins Lyceum Charley Hrown Henry Richer Benj. Richer Dave Neiswanger Wm. Sutherland Elisha Snsley Missouri John Brighton John Swisher Rev. Wilkins Malverne Bechler Silver City Emmet Hasty Delta Journal Maple Grove Mt. Pleasant Fellowes Cherry Sisters Laverne, Minn Catherine Margaret Mr. Rowe Jerry Curran C. J. Wilson Jim Harwood Fred Schott B. F. Dixon Col. Rodman A. H. Wallace South Dakota Jake Ohlson Laverne Davenport Commercial Columbus Junction

More Spring Pigs in Iowa This Year

Iowa farmers plan larger spring pig breeding with twelve percent more sows bred for spring litters than last year and a 16 percent rise across corn belt states. Fall farrowings rose 49 percent in Iowa, with hog receipts in final quarter of 1922 down 12 percent from a year earlier. Stronger prices expected through early spring as crop prospects improve with increased wheat acreage and good winter wheat conditions in Iowa.

Des Moines Itowa United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Nebraska Hlinots Corn Belt Pubie Chicago Omaha Sioux City Department of Agriculture Lowa Lawa Joeial Wayland Jersey Guernsey Black Jersey Joan Durham McCormick McCormick Mower Keystone Hayes Blackhawk Emerson New Way Colony House Davenport Axminster Brussels de Laval

Life Worth the Living We of the husbandman

A compact quotation from Douglas Jerrold extols the husbandman life fed by earth’s bounty and sweetened by heaven’s airs, praising labor and nature as the measure of a life well lived.

Douglas Jerrold

Shark Protects Small Fish in Strange Habitat

A curious scene describes a shriveled sherk-sucker sheltering inside a shark’s mouth. The shark, though fierce, does not attack the small fish, suggesting an odd protective interaction within the predator’s jaws.

Million Trees Planted In 1925 By New American Tree Association

Washington reports that the American Tree Association aims to plant one million trees in 1925. Founder Charles Lathrop Pack, former American Forestry Association president, invites any planter to join by planting a tree and registering it. The group, which seeks a national forest policy, will issue membership certificates after planting and provide instruction on request.

Washington American Tree Association Charles Lathrop Pack American Forestry Association Pack National War Garden Commission P. S. Ridsdale Henry 8. Drinker John Hays Hammond Charles F. Quincey Standish Chard Ridadale Loulaville Fea

Kellogg's Bran Promises Permanent Relief All Bran Claim

An advertisement proclaims Kellogg's Bran as a natural aid for health and constipation relief. It touts all bran as a non medical option, explains usage amounts, serving ideas, and urges purchase at grocers and restaurants.

Kellogg’s Kellogg ‘S Kellogg's Kellogg ’S Bright's

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