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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

7

Fourth of July Cele bration draws large crowd in Coppock

Coppock July 11 large crowd attended Washington Fourth of July celebration. Local social notes report visits by families and friends, parade led by Frank Beatty, upcoming Washington barbers game, Pythian Sisters ice cream social, and Epworth League program. Community members travel to nearby Keota band and Fairfield events.

Coppock Washington Mia John Hesser Glenn Dale Wayland Ab Edwards Roy Bill Kurtz Frank Kurtz Frank Beatty Pythian Sisters Co. O. Dayton al Morgan Ralph Munro Fairfield D. R. Munro Will Miller Raymondville Fred Forinash Forinash Millers Alsey Hopkinson Burlington E. Ll. Coffey Wellman Coffey Walter Edwards Illinois Keota John Applegate Fairfied Business Men’s Quartette

Birthday Visits and Local News from Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville July 10 events include visits by Richard Bennett family from Hedrick and Ruth McElroy with Verle, Gladys Maxwell in Washington Saturday. Susan Hanis wakes celebrated 88th with basket dinner at Malhern home and guests from multiple area towns attended. Moon from Maryland touring with evangelist singer. Annetye Brindley of Decatur South Dakota visiting cousin Mrs A G Lease.

Crawfordsville Richard Bennett Ruth Mildred Hedrick, Ja S. R. Harper Ruth McElroy Verle Gladys Maxwell Washington J. P. Jones Vernon and Russell Muscatine Susan Hanis A. Bern Malhern Grant Shafer Elma Melton Merle Vera M. Pleasant George Cooper Geoff Lowell W. $. Cochran William Coppeck Sam Marsh Elmer Reshley Brighton Lester Neff Gerald Eugene Duaine Chas. Shafer B. F. Brown Clara Sweet Karl Ray Alice Moon Maryland Eli White J. H. Jones Mr. Moon Annette Brindley Decelrich S. Dakota A. G. Lease

Land and livestock prices spark chatter in West Chester

In West Chester and nearby Brighton, farmers discuss cattle at nine dollars per hundred pounds and hog prices, stressing land as a lasting investment. Ed Duvall and Rohinson Bros are noted for cattle deliveries, and a Fourth of July parade in Washington is recalled with a speech by the governor deemed unlikely to be heard.

West Chester D. C Ed. Duvall Washington Cando North Dakota Devil's Lake Country Washington County Wm. Sutherland New Rockford

Local notes from Young America area

Community updates describe visits and family events in Davenport Burlington and Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs Pringle hosted relatives for Burl Pringle's sixteenth birthday while others traveled, fished, or helped with hay harvests. A mix of small town social happenings, travel, and school notes appear alongside a set of humorous student sentences from Kuala Lumpur.

Willa Maxine Briley Columbus Junction C. W. Hannan Hannan Briley Frank Pringle Burl H. & .Porter Edgar Porter Louise Robert An John Will Marie Leo Leonard William, Jr Lloyd Humston Raymond B. C. Briley Harold Mary Willa Maxine Elisa Butler Mary Louise Burlington Cloyce Pringle Richard Davenport George Nelson Stanley Maxwell Ernest Carlson Frank Beatty Charles Claude Rhodebeck Ohio Elmer Cherry Charlies Wright Cincinnati

Pastor on vacation prompts month without services in Crawfordsville

G W Hanna and daughter Mabel left for Gastonia North Carolina to visit relatives. He takes his vacation from pastoral duties. No preaching at United Presbyterian church for at least a month. Laura Barnett returns to West Grove Iowa after a short visit home.

Crawfordsville Teo G. W. Hanna Mabel Gastonia North Carolina Hanna United Presbyterian Church Laura Barnett West Grove

Stringtown Social Notes And Local Farm Transactions

Stringtown reports E Eicher sold 700 lb calves to Miller Bros at Olds for 5 dollars per hundredweight. Elva Cooper and Ralph of Winfield visited Howard Lee. John Graber Sr remains ill and not improving. Joe Widmer family hosted Sunday dinner at Wayland. Stringtown Threshing Company threshed wheat for Walter Jarra and Peter Geaber with yields of 28 and 26 bushels per acre respectively. Brooks family and Rex also mentioned in the village roundup.

Stringtown E. KE Eicher Miller Bros Olds Elva Cooper Ralph Winfield Howard Lee John Graber Joe Widmer Jonathan Conrad Wayland Stringtown Threshing Company Walter Jarraé Peter Geaber Brooks Rex

Buffalo street cars run amid protests as Philadelphians volunteer

On July 11 Buffalo saw a rail line attempt by the International Railway Co to restart service with four wire guarded streetcars. Police protected the cars as mobs jeered and threw stones, derailing one, with 200+ officers along a 2.5 mile route.

Buffalo N. Y International Railway Company Landred Main Street Ohae Omlet Mitten Hines Philadelphia Mulfalo Mitten

Prairie Chicken Tale From Dakota Prairies Letter

Alex Miller recounts a July 5 crossing from Granville to Towner North Dakota describing a prairie chicken mother guiding her young across a road. He notes local counties and figures, meets Dunkard Belier in Cando, discusses law and poultry rules, and reflects on North Dakota's growth and people amid harsh weather and farming vigor.

Miller Alex Miller Dakota Prairies Mr. Miller Alex Granville Towner N. D North Dakota Iowa Northwest T. R Col Hrookhert Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt Garrett A. H. Waillace J. A. Harwood Col. Scofield al Rodman Jerry Curran B. F. Dixon C. J. Wilson

One Quarter of U S Wage Earners Are Women

The article notes that women comprise one quarter of all wage earners in the United States, highlighting gender roles in the labor market.

United States

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted by Letters

Baltimore women share months of suffering from backache and weakness and praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief. The letters describe symptoms, improved sleep, and renewed ambition, urging other women to try the plant based remedy.

Baltimore Maryland Pinkham Rose Watpener Roseland Place Lydia E. Pinkham

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