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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

8

Local News Snapshots From Sioux City Area

Everette Patterson returns to Sioux City after visiting his parents. Mrs. R. S. Warfel travels to Davenport to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eli White and daughter Alice visit in town from Crawfordsville. Mrs. D. W. Dayton and daughters visit Liscomb. The New York Store advertises discounted organdie dresses from 12.50. Dr. Roy Tripp and family vacationing with relatives. Tripp to visit Iowa City hospital. State inspected auto lenses and car bulbs promoted by Mannhardt's Battery Service. Mrs. Fred Jones visits sister in Anthon. Mina McCleery of Crawfordsville to Keota to teach. Mrs. Wal Dupuis and Ruth Lucile visit Sigourney.

Roy Tripp Mary Frances George Sioux City Mia George Maxwell George Tripp Dr. Tripp Iowa City Wal Dupuis Ruth Lucile Sigourney Mrs. J. Pennell

Social notes and visits around Albia and Drakeville

Miss Stella Hanson visits Friday to Monday at the Harmons and Essley home while teaching in Albia summer school. Mr. Butler the piano tuner is in town and Milwaukee timer advertised. Plumly Music House and Drakeville visitors head home after a vielt at Mrs. W F Stoutner’s Keota. Stoutners travel by car. Ford repair ad from White Way Garage. Misses Gertrude Rodgers and companions return from a house party at Miss Oneila Palmer’s. Pari sian Sage touted for dandruff and hair glory at Lemmons Pharmacy. Katherine Mauthe travels for vacations to Estes Park Glacier Park and the Black Hills. Mike Lela Rose and Mrs. Mary Breed shop in Washington. New York Store corsets on sale. Singmaster family visiting. Yarmouth school project by Sugarman Construction Co. Auto repair offer reappears. Mrs Bert Schlenker of Oklahoma visiting Little home.

Stella Hanson Ida Addie Harmon Essley Ernest Singmaster Marvelle Norma

Local social notes and visits around Ottumwa

The column lists residents and visitors in Ottumwa and area including Ruth Phillips Adna Genkinger and Geo Simmerman traveling to Ottumwa, families from Ainsworth West Chester Richland Bowling Green Hadllaville Keota and Fremont, plus store notices from DOUGHERTY BROS and Hebner's showing products and services and a regional normal school reunion near Macomb Ill.

Drought Threatens Iowa Corn and Other Crops

The 1921 Iowa crop report warns drought endangers corn and pastures as rainfall remains far below normal. Oat yields are at a 15 year low, spring wheat near failure, and winter wheat expected around nineteen bushels per acre. Late potatoes, onions, and cabbage poor. pastures fading.

DHS Moines Iowa Lowa Weather and Crop Service Charles D. Reed

Famine Report Denied by Georgia Senate

A Georgia state senate resolution denounces reports of famine in the South as absolutely untrue. The piece notes widespread denial across states and criticizes Washington for portraying the administration as near to rescuing suffering people.

Atlanta Dory Georgia Senate Preas Florida Washington Piagnant

New England Place Names From Bible Ties

The article notes New England towns like Connecticut in the Bible inspired names such as Hebron Gilead Lebanon Canaan Bethlehem Sharon Mt Carm el Goshen and Jerusalem in Slane. It records three women Obedience Silence and Mindwell in a parish register and questions belief in Shakespeare’s line.

New England Hebron Gilead Lebanon Canaan Bethlehem Sharon Mt. Carmel Goshen Jerusalem Connecticut Obedience Silence

Rum ship advertises sales in Atlantic City

The schooner Marshall of Gloucester sails near Atlantic City with 2 800 cases of Segtech whisky and gin aboard. Captain Anderson reportedly sent a message promising the sale to anyone venturing out, prompting a steady exodus of thirsty people since the note was sent.

Athantie City Marshall Gloucester Moss Bax Atlantic City Three Mile Anderson Bette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Douglas Fairbanks Love Laugster Ben Turpin Conway Tearle Big Selznick Society Bruns Seed Store West Side Square McWrainara Undertaking Co Dalley’s Taxi Local and Country Service John Shields & Sons Prhonf George Bickford Fox Theatre Green Everette Patterson L. 8. Patterson Sinclair White Way R. S&s. Warfel Davenport Eli White Saughter Alice Crawfordsville D. W. Dayton Margaret Helen Liscomb New York Mannhardt Fred Jones Annaworth Harry Duncan Mina McCleery Craw Fordeville Home of Friends Keota Mr. Butler Plumly Music House Elizabeth Goodlander Mary Thompson Drakeville W. F. Stoutner Milwaukee Gertrude Rodgers Maida Mason Martha Deen Monmeonth Lil Oneila Palmer Lemmons Pharmacy Mise Katherine Mauthe Estes Park Cole Glacier Park Mont Black Hills Firestone and Miller White Way Garage Mike Lela Rose Mary Breed Ainsworth Stuart Hoeitel N. D. Anderson Bert Schlenker Oklahoma Bari Little Ruth Phillips Adna Genkinger Ottumwa Harry Cassell Mannhardt Bros J. A. Berkey of Kalona Lyda Hellam Des Moines Dougherty Bros Geo. Simmerman Walter Guy Susan Baker H. M. Baker West Chester Ben Coppock Betty Richland Eugene Burns Keith Genkinger M. H. Sartor Misses Norene Kathryn Kracaw Hebner's H. L. Norton South Second Avenue Qenn Shuster Lourraine W. A. Shannon Bowling Green S. W. Shannon Hadllaville Luke James Alneworth Mabel Roy Marr Fremont H. L. Whittaker Martin Neiswanger State Normal School Macomly Ill John Waymack Waymack Irma M. E. Fitzgerald Muscatine Oscar Cullett C. L. Smith Drew Donaldson Chicago Kappa Sigma Fraternity William Edgington Mike Peiffer Pleasant Plain Dolgherty Bros Gus Bramer Famiy Skunk River Rubio C. A. Owen Topeka Kan Chas. Corrette St. Clair Lewis Royal Electric Greece Frank McFarlane Howard White and John Wood Weehington McElhinney Drug Co Marinello Beauty Partor Marcellang Mrs Chas. Denison Atlants City TK Journal Washington County Sanders & Skipton Floyd Hoyle Eppel White Way Gerage Johnson’s Johnson Swift Johnson’s Grocery
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