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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1921

Page

6

Community Announcements July Gatherings Across Local Groups

Local clubs and social groups announce meetings and events scheduled in July. Miamn missionary encampment with Meo, The Maore Social Club gatherings, Senior W. W. G. church meeting, W I T U devotion on Proverbs 4 6 8, Booster club needlework, Methodist Ladies Aid July social with patriotic program, North Cedar Community Club social moved earlier due to threshing, Sunset Park playground hour with treats, Women of the American Legion meeting for membership, Rural Women's club lawn party with convention report, W C M L special meeting, Navajo club gathering, Christian Ladies Aid work session, Leon Beatty Post boat excursion to Ft Madison with departure 1 30 pm.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society of West Chester Mollie Tierney Ruth Crayne M. C. Dayton Fred Bauer Leon Beatty Post Mediapolis Daniel Matson Burlington Ft. Madison

Weather for this Week Across Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys

Forecast covers upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with fair conditions and near normal temperatures. Clear to partly cloudy skies expected with light winds through the period.

Upper Mississippi Missouri

Lunch Baskets Available On Boat Trip Option

Advise the adjutant if you decide to join the trip and note that lunch baskets or meals can be purchased on board.

Prominent Pomeroy Man Found Dead in Barn

George Davy a 65 year old Pom eroy businessman with recent $90,000 land speculation losses was found hanging in his barn by his wife after an all day absence He leaves a wife and three daughters. Davy had been in poor mental state and had faced business reverses recently.

Manson George Davy Pomeroy Mr. Davy W. E. Davy The Brotherhood of American Yeomen of Des Moines

Mortgage records show $20 million Bell TeleCo deed

In Hampton Iowa on July 11 a mortgage record broke state high with Bell Telephone Company borrowing $20,000,000 from New York Trust Company. The deed covers Bell property across Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Hawkeye Oil Company also filed a $1,000,000 mortgage with Standard Trust and Savings Bank of New York on property in Illinois Iowa Indiana and Kentucky.

Hampton Iowa Franklin County Recorder's Bell Telephone Company New York Trust Company Bell Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Recorder Hawkeye Oil Company Standard Trus and Savings Bank of New York Ilinois Indiana Kentucky

Marking Pershing Way Aids Progress From Vinton To Edina

Cedar Falls July 11 Work marking the Pershing Way from Vinton Iowa to Jefferson City Missouri began with veteran painter C J Bishop driving an auto truck. He will apply three coats of white paint on poles over about 150 miles plus travel time reaching Edina in five days for the first coat and two weeks for all coats if weather stays favorable.

Cedar Falls Vinton Iowa Jefferson City C. J. Bishop Association Bishop

Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater group inspects upper St Lawrence

Representatives from sixteen states plus Canadian planners will inspect harbor and dock facilities from Lake Ontario to Quebec. The study aims to deepen the upper St Lawrence to 120 miles above Montreal with an estimated 250 million dollars and 1 750 000 horsepower, with a public release expected July 14. A wreath will be laid at Thorold Ont graves from 1812.

Niagara Falls N. Y Council of States of the Great Lakes-St Congress Illinois Misota Ohio Indiana Michigan Wis Iowa Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Idaho Ma Ri Montana Thorold Ont Severa Welland Upper St. Lawrence Washington Ottawa International Joint Commission St. Lawrence Montreal

Nebraska potato crop up twenty percent in state

Lincoln July 11. Nebraska farmers report a twenty percent rise in potato production this year with some districts showing a thirty six percent increase in acreage. Better seed potato treatment forecasts higher yields as planting nears completion in the northwest. Nebraska now ranks fifth among states for potato output and seed potatoes arouse wide interest under a new seed grading rule setting No. 1 standards except for size.

Lincoln Nebraska Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture

Next C E Meeting In Des Moines In 1925

In New York a World’s Christian Endeavor Convention revival drew thousands as gospel teams evangelized across the city. Streetcorner meetings and factory outreach involved over 2500 young campaigners nationwide. The next convention will be held in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1925.

New York Wall Street Christian Endeavor United States Des Moines Iowa

Moccasin and Mink Engage in Fatal Water Battle

The incident occurred on the Skunk River near Nevada as Gus Shilling and companions watched a large moccasin attack a mink. After a minutes long struggle the mink dragged the snake ashore, seized its head and killed it, then swam away to end the encounter.

Nevada Gus Shilling Skunk

Infant dies after drinking lye water near here

July 11 report states two year old child of Harry Phippins and wife, farmers nearby, died two days after drinking water from a can that held concentrated lye. The child suffered severe burns to mouth and throat before death.

Harry Phippins

Langer Cancels Townley Debates In Minnesota

William Langer former North Dakota attorney general announced cancellation of all further debates with A. C. Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League citing Townley not appearing for three consecutive debates in Minneapolis on July 11.

Minneapolis Minn William Langer North Dakota A. C. Townley National Nonpartisan League Langer Townley

Ireland's Home Rule Dilemma Poked in The Passing Show

The London humor column treats Ireland's Home Rule debate with satire. A speaker contrasts personal disputes over hats and kettle-throwing as a caricature of political strife, reflecting public impatience and wit.

Ireland London

Iowa Corn Growth Sets New Records in 1920 Survey

Iowa crop prospects show corn acreage at 10,197,000 with 15 days ahead growth. July 1 conditions near 102 percent normal forecast 432.3 bushels per acre and 442,040,000 bushels total. Oats oats and wheat show varied losses from April freeze and June heat.

Des Moines Iowa Hancock County Jefferson County Shelby County Co-Operative Weater Bureau

Chickens Eat Spit Devils in Sac City Fourth of July

Claude B Kerr bought small firecrackers for his son on July Fourth and set them on a sidewalk. The devices ignited and attracted chickens which treated them as grasshoppers, eating the sparks and causing a brief roadside spectacle.

Sac’ City Claude B. Kerr Claude

Buried Fire Dubbs Fire Burns Fourteen Chickens

A farmer reported discovering fourteen dead chickens that appeared burned inside. Upon opening them the flesh smelled burnt and the gizzards showed signs of smoke as the farmer inspected.

Garner Boasts of Paving Prowess in Iowa

Garner proclaims it is the best paved town in Iowa. Within a three quarter mile area it has about 100 blocks paved, completed last week. The paving contractor has moved its belongings to Ames and Garner touts one of the finest jobs in the state with a three mix specification met.

Garner Iowa Ames

Mother Sues Son For 20000 With Attachment In Mason City

Mrs. Mary A. Colby sues her son Colburn Colby in district court for 20000 claiming loans made in 1918 1919 and 1920 and seeks interest for three years. She files a writ of attachment against his property for 6000 alleging concealment of assets.

Mason City Mary A. Colby Colburn Colby Colby

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