Local residents resume activities and visits in Washington
Dr. A John Droz returns to practice after a health recovery in Chicago and Canada. Miss Hilda Brown comes home from Wellman with cousin Dorothy Carr of Omaha visiting at the Charles Brown home. John MacGugin visits Wellman, Doris Wilcox returns from Haskins, and Edith Faris begins a Denver trip. Local notices mention sales at Cooks Bakery, a sick banker Phil Weldin, and arrivals and visits at area homes.
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A. John Droz
Chicago
Canada
Lie Lakes
Hilda Brown
Wellman
Perry Ayres
Dorothy Carr
Omaha
Charles Brown
Local notices and visits fill Washington week
Miss Alma Beindley returns to Chicago from vacation and relatives. Miss Hilda Swanson arrives from Burlington and will stay with the Wilsons. Mrs. Cherry hosts a fried chicken dinner. Miss Ernestine Seawright visits Burlington. Washington baseball game vs Columbus noted for July 190h. Miss Ruth Gideon and Mrs. Richard Gaines visit local families. The shop hours close Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in July and August. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Simpson and daughter Eileen plan Detroit visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Wilson
Owen Wilson, Jr
Addison Wilson
Washington
F. L. Wilson
Alma Beindley
Chicago
Old Russian Capital Now a Drab Picture of Former Splendor
Leningrad, once Russia’s head capital, has declined into decay after the revolution. Buildings crumble for lack of funds while the population falls to 650,000. The Nevsky Prospect and former embassies show neglect, yet the Hermitage remains a premier gallery. The Bolsheviks shifted capital to Moscow for security reasons.
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Leningrad
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburgh
Peter the Great
Winter Palace
Admiralty
Neva
Nevaky
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bosheviks
Hermitage Fine Arts Museum
Europe
Rembrandt
Ven Dyck
Murillo
Vellasquez
Snyders
Wonverman
Metropolitan Museum
Lke
Angora
Gulf of Finland
Hottie Sea
Gulf of Pinland
Windmills Seen as Possible Farm Power Source in Iowa
Wrights at the Iowa State College experiments indicate wind power could supply electricity on farms. A windmill demonstrated at Ames produced 100 kilowatt hours in June, with up to 200 kilowatt hours monthly in windy periods. Sixty five Garner Iowa farms use an average 25 kilowatts monthly. wind speed dictates practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Garner
Iowa Station
Fred C. Fulton
London
Hong Kong
Daily Express
The Armys Summer Camps Promote Preparedness and Citizenry
General Pershing argues that Army summer camps build a democratic, voluntary defense force. He warns against neglect and economy that harms readiness, urging a 13 000 officer regular army and expanded reserves, training millions of young men, and stronger citizen involvement for a peaceful, secure America.
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Crand
Creat
Ervier
Pulo
Fedral
Army
Navy
United States of America
Regular Army
National Guard
America
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Washington Lot
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Harris MacGugin
MacGugin
Doris Wilcox
Haskins
Edith Faris
Denver
Colo
Cooks Bakery
Phil Weldin
Washington National Bank
Call
West Chester
Ruth Walsmith
Brighton
Leclen Helwick
Mrs.henry’s
Wilson's Shoe
Helen Jean Austin
Donald Bell
South Town Avenue
C.N. Brown
Rose Norwood
Davenport
J. Palmer
Louis Wilki
Muscatine
O. F. Haight
Washington, Iowa
Omer Jones of
Nathan Field
Malcolm Dowell
Viola Anton
Romola Latchem
Everette Griffith
Max Hays
Fad
Plyton
McElhinney Drug Co
Wilson’s
Ernestine Seawright
Burlington
Aseball
Washington Vs
Columbus
Hilda Swanson
Harriet
Benjamin Badenoch
Wilson
Brown
Ruth Gideon
Helmick
Richard Gaines
Fairfield
Fred Jones
Ft. Sin
Ee Zeek
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John J. Pershing
United States
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Kuppenheimer
Palm Beach
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