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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1925

Page

7

Railway Time Tables Corrected to Date

Eastbound and westbound schedules list arrivals and departures for Golden State Limited No 3 and No 29 Local Passes, No 11 Express, Knxville Branch locals, and Mileposts with daily except Sundays notes. Agents H W Russell J C McKay and John Park provide the timetable details for passenger and freight services.

Golden State _. Limited Golden State Limited Kenasass Knoxville H. W. Russell Cm. & St Lo West Lim Lo'west Lim Leen Wdecacusd John Park

Lodges Washington Lodge Regular Meeting Schedule

Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday night of each month. W M L B Lupton and Secretary Arthur Goodin are listed as contact officers.

Washington Lodge L. B. Lupton W. M Arthur Goodin Cyrus Br, A. M W. T. Carson Zeredatha Council D. L. Carbaugh I. M. Arthur Goodin Bethlehem Commandery K. T H. T. Carris E. Cc Washington O. E Pearle Dickerson Alice Rownd Damascus Shrine Commercial Clat Rooms Ide McDasiel W. H. P Dwinnie Thompson Loyal Order of Moose Moos Hall L. R. Littrel T. Rickey

Riverside News Notes of Local Changes and Games

Mrs. Reno Kron underwent an appendicitis operation in Iowa City and is in favorable condition. St Marys defeated Riverside in basketball with boys 14–13 and girls 29–28. Mrs Adde Fis left for Mnccretina. The Kloepfer and Woodbury families moved into new homes. A dancing party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Dek Kloepfer. local residents visited Rochester and Washington for medical and telephone operator meetings.

Riverside Reno Kron Iowa City J. M. Chittim North Liberty Anthony Yergy B. Jacobsmeyer Houghton Ft. Madison St. Mary's Riverside High School Albert Hahn Rochester Minnesota Hahn Martin Kloepfer Tenner John Dek Kloepfer

Community News From Young America Jan 24

Local notes recap visits car trips and family events in Young America and nearby. Frank Pringle and family visited Cloyce Pringle in Des Moines while others hosted gatherings at Prtley and Porter homes. Multiple residents assist with canning, butchering, and social club activities. The community mourns Mrs. Frank Bandy Sr. and Beulah Ferguson moves away.

Young America Frank Pringle Des Moines Cloyce Edgar Porter Louise Robert John Frances Clarence McCreedy Arthur Hope Prtley's Cyrus Bush Wilt Wellman Homer Vincent Elmer Cherry Porter Home Mrs. Liroyd Humston Raymond Dorothy

Dayton Grove Social Notes Chronicle Moves and Visits

Dayton Grove residents report several visits including Clarence Johnson and Chas Thrapp at Bruce Moore, James Walker at O D Ferguson, and upcoming moves by Orvis Fergusons to Marion Welte farm and Anderson to Berdo farm. Danl Rohrer relocates to West Chester and Billy Flynn to Rohrer’s former farm as the So and Sew club hosts an all event.

Dayton Grove Clarence Johnson Chas. Thrapp Lyall Moore Bruce Moore James Walker O. D. Ferguson Orvis Fergusons Marion Welte Mr. Anderson Berdo Dan'l Rohrer West Chester Billy Flynn Mr. Rohrer So and Sew Club

Sandy Hook Dated Rural Notes on Sales and Farm Life

Dan and Laurel Guy bought Jersey heifers at Daniel Rohrer’s sale north of West Chester. Mac DeLong’s sale went well with a team of black horses selling for 310 dollars. Farm machinery moved briskly. First U P church ladies served coffee doughnuts and sandwiches. Grant Humston and Joe Wolf cut wood last week. Henry Sines stacks wood awaiting processing. Geo Kaloope and Karl Bitting plan another year on the same farm. renters are quilting.

Sandy Hook Dan Laurel Guy Daniel Rohrer West Chester Mac DeLong Mac First U. P. Church Grant Humston Joe Wolf Henry Sines Geo. Kaloope Karl Bitting

Farmers seek fair rents and humane terms amid high costs

The letter discusses farmers unable to meet expenses due to high rents and urges landlords to apply the Golden Rule. It notes Mr. Leeper renting the Roy Fetters farm and includes a Florida correspondent report praising mild weather, early winter plantings, and good road conditions. A West Chester note questions egg yields and mentions rough Sandy Hook hill traffic.

Leeper Noble Hen Roy Fetters W. H. Badger Belle Glade Florida West Chester Sandy Hook Hill

Local Social Notes From Seventy-Six Jan 25

Mrs Lloyd Miller returns to Chicago after visiting home folks. Mrs Melvin Bell and Mrs She Pulver host the Rook club Friday. Elizabeth Green visits son Everette. Hazel Huber spends weekend at home. Arthur Romine family and others visit Fury Henderson. Robert Riordan shopporgan in West Chester. Paul Pasch at Henry Hendersons. Mr and Mrs Carl Mayer were vi-

Lioyd Miller Chicago Melvin Bell She Pulver Pulver Elizabeth Green Everette Hazel Huber Arthur Romine William Shaffer Everett Green Sam Henderson Fury Henderson's Robert Riordan West Chester Paul Pasch Henry Hendersons Carl Mayer

Local Social News Highlights From Davenport and Nearby

Sunday visits span several families with Mrs. Lawrence Curtis visiting Mrs. William Shaffer and Mrs. Oriey Page spending Wednesday at the J. B. Leewood home. Business and parental visits include John Gretter Nome and John Henderson hosting or visiting in Davenport and Nome.

John Gretter Nome John Henderson Arthur Romines Tom Knotts Sam Henderson Davenport Lawrence Curtis William Shaffer Oriey Page J. B. Leewood

Obituary: Henry Wittring of Crawfordsville dies at 43

Henry Wittring born May 7 1881 near Crawfordsville Iowa died January 16 1925 at age 43 with eight months nine days. He married Edna Smith February 24 1909 and had two children Ortin 19 and another who died in infancy. He lived as a farmer, ran a mail route and carpentry, sought Phoenix Arizona for health help, and passed after services at Emanual Mennonite church. Interment at Fischer cemetery following funeral at Wittring home.

Henry Wittring Crawfordaville Iowa John and Mary (Wittmer) Witteg Emanual Mennonite Church Edna Smith Crawfordeville Ficher

Understanding Tides and Wave Anatomy

A compact explanation of tidal waves describing crest to crest length, shoreward water advance during high tide, and trough behavior during low tide. It outlines how tides swell as the crest approaches shore and recede after passing.

New Corn Belt in North Dakota Promises Prosperity

A North Dakota driven corn belt claims vast cheap land and rising farm wealth. It asserts 1924 outputs and per capita wealth exceed U.S. averages, urging buyers with optimistic projections and promises of farm-location help.

New North Dakota America U.S. A

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Con. & Q J. C. McKay Amos Or de Moley Regula Olav Bramer Robert Thompson 1. O. O. F—Covenant Lodge No 101 Iowa Ave L. E. Larson Noble Grand Russell Goodin North Iowa Avenue J. E. Ritter Marcel LaSalle Ave Minnecapolis Marinello Tower Court Hall Cheney & CO Tokdo Howard Miller R. GO. Vincent D. & Cherry J. N. Phillips Jessie Frank Bandy John Cherry Chas Cherry Briley Will Marie Dempsey Frank Dittmer Burl Pringle Clifford Hunter Barthelow Lloyd Hameton Charley Wil Marie Cloyd Knapp Stanley Wayne Richard W. T Commercial Club B.C. Priler W. H Tedford Iva Myer Cooper Wye H. RB. Porter Charles Cherry C. Cherry Thomas Simp Ola Knotts Beulah Ferguson Lene Moore Philapen@e Dusenberry Frankie Moore Nola Johnson Jennie Strum Knot Geo. Ferguson W. S. Ferguson Billy Dusenberry Will Embree Jennie Lucile Strum Bessie Ferguson Earl Dill H. I. Ward & Co Outtuars Neme James N.wellman Wellman Granger Packer
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