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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

5

Fort Something Brother Offers Glimpse of Army Life

A narrator recalls FortSomething Brother with imagery of brick and stone buildings in regimented military design. He notices posts, officer clubs, a hospital lawn, and a well kept golf course where officers play with their wives, highlighting an outsider’s fascination with army life.

Fort

Hardscrabble News Notes From Local Social Roundup

Mrs J Pulver Correspt sits at Hardscrabble. On July 17 Mrs R B Murray of Shellsburg and Mr and Mrs J H McNeil of Cedar Rapids visited J and Mrs B R Senft. Robertson Bros shipped cattle to Chicago. Ralph accompanied. Vernelda Bowen spent two weeks with Milwaukee Madison and Chicago friends. Tom Carris reports turnips weighing six pounds each with roasting ears and cucumbers.

Virginia Wehr Dorothy Sparks Carlton Bowen N. BE. West Hazel Ivan Litle D. C. Robertson Seth Emerson Carris Camp Wapsie “Y Central City Robertson Bros Chicago Ralph Ralph Kleese Glenn Robertson Glenn Miller Wellman Vernelda Bowen Milwaukee Madison Tom Carris

Verdi and Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits

July 15 report from Verdi notes Eloise Redmonds returning to Burlington after a week with Mary Mickey. Families including the Chorpenings, Porters, Gardners, Andersons, and L ogans shared a large family dinner. Guests from nearby homes and neighbors were mentioned along with oat-cutting chores by Bealer and Gates.

Definition of Love and Giving Without Returns

A writer argues that love varies by person and that true love is the wish to give without expecting anything in return. If one cannot pass this test, they are not truly in love.

Bayer

Doings At Camp Wapsie Y Camp Central City Ia

Camp notes report exactly 100 boys in residence with visiting leaders and wives. Weather was mixed but cleared. daily routines include nature hikes, cabin competitions, Bible thoughts and prayer, hymn singing, and planned pageant by Jay Sigmund. Visitors from Davenport Cedar Rapids and Central City attended. camp encourages family visits and plans a grand pageant outdoors if weather permits.

Wapsie Y. Camp Central City Cabin Bibl Lee Horsley Wapsipinicon Jay Sigmund Iowa Washington Boys Davenport Cedar Rapids Berry

Augustine visits as Iowa crops praised and painting spreads

West Chester Iowa correspondent reports Howard Augustine of Chicago visiting his parents A T Augustine while noting top county crops in Washington County. George Sherman and others paint buildings, and farmers hope for steady crops and prices for years. Mrs Sheets and the Dodds place also painted, while local cats suffer pink eye.

West Chester Howard TI. Augustine Chicago National Livestock Commission A. T. Augustine Howard Iowa Washington County George W. Sherman

Names of Gentlemen Inked on Cats and Local Hopes

Local notes mention Herb and Lindy as distinguished names for two cats. The Texas Brothers plan a Monday show with moving pictures and a wild west act. Stock cars from Augustine and Boyer arrived Sunday, while rains threaten potato eyes and seed shortages for next year. Residents debate paving from Chantauqua Hill to the creek bridge, a four mile detour costly in fuel and wear.

el Herb Lindy Texas Brothers Augustine and Boyer Shipping

Konjola Restores Stamina for Dubuque Carpenter

O A Barnes of 2052 Washington Street Dubuque Iowa credits Konjola with a complete recovery from long running stomach and kidney ailments that left him weak and unable to work. He reports full vitality after four bottles and notes improved appetite and endurance. Konjola is sold in Washington by Geo L McDaniel and by other leading druggists in the region.

Washington Geo. L. McDaniel

Local residents and visitors report in Dublin notes

Sunday visits fill the Dublin area as families host relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Doe Engle host, Geo Reighard visits D C Robertson, Leroy Richardson guests at Robertson and Randall households, Pearl Robertson joins on trip home, Snyder family visits, Clarence Randall family at Tom Randall home, Joe Snider moves to Ed Wells place, Ed Wells sells hogs to Stewart Bros, Lucille and James Smith visit grandparents J B Mc Caleb.

Dublin Doe Engle Alvin Strum Geo. Reighard Pleasant Plain D. C. Robertson's Leroy Richardson R. R. Robertson's Miss Pearl Robertson Tom Randall Joe Snider Brighton Ed Wells Place Edward Engle Dale Doe Engle Ed Wells Stewart Bros Keota Satur

Ancient Phoenician Voyages Open Africa to Modern World

The record notes early African exploration by Phoenicians around 600 B.C. and credits Prince Henry the Navigator with the true opening of Africa to modern geographic knowledge.

Africa Prince Henry the Navigator

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Abe Martin London Ambassador Dawes Kenneth Kite Dorothy Purviance J. Pulver John Robertson Marjorie Mary Louise J. W. Grey Charles Robertson Our City Iowa Southern Utilities Company Towa Camp Wapsie J. D. Dayton Chantauqua Hill Creek Bridge Newkonjola Carpenter MK. OO AL Barnes H. J. Mangold Howard Snyder Baby Curtis Snyder Clarence Randall Lucille and James Franklin Smith Mrs J. B. McCaleb African Exploration J.c.penney CO West Side Square Washington, Iowa Silk Moredge
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