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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1924

Page

8

Elizabeth Irwin Visits Burlington For A Few Days

Mrs Elizabeth Irwin left for Burlington for a short visit, while local water users are advised of a planned outage tomorrow evening for three to four hours to allow essential water main work, weather permitting. Eugene Owen has returned home from a year at college in Richmond Indiana. Mr and Mrs Ray Dix and their four sons depart Cedar Falls after attending Mrs Dixs mothers funeral in Crawfordville. D F Macon of Washington Iowa serves as auctioneer with phone 251 Red.

Eugene Owen Richmond Indiana Ray Dix Cedar Falls Dick Allen Colorado South Bend Harry McCulley California Shelly Ebering Quetzalcoat

Genuine Ford 15 Plate Battery Sale and Local Notices

A collage of local notices includes a Ford battery offer at Washington Motor Co and a free inspection for batteries. Also mentions June water bill payment deadline for city patrons and coincidences of travel plans and deaths, with several Ames students returning home from schoolwork.

Ford Washington Motor Co The

Visit to the Ancient Pyramids of Mexico

A historical sketch of Toltec and Aztec civilizations near Mexico City. It notes earlier cultures, the Toltecs and Aztecs leaving monuments rather than writings, and a religious city once in a fertile mountain valley twenty six miles east of the capital.

Mexico City Pyramids Pyramid of the Sun

Acrobats better shoes noted at Wilson's store

The local notices list a variety of happenings from travel to Marshalltown for a G A R encampment to visits by Clinton residents and area residents with reminders about water main work and summer school sessions at Iowa City.

Wilson's

Iowa Farm Land Prices 1923 Deals Totals and Rates

Nine farm transactions totaling 1160 acres averaged 274.27 per acre, with values around 301700 dollars. Deals by local farmers show confidence in Iowa land despite cold weather and a market not dominated by speculators. A bank source notes strong investment ready for Iowa farm loans at low rates.

Iowa R. A. Ringgenberg H. A. Ringgenberg August Bartels Carl Glasnapp W. A. Leege Paul Glasnapp M. Kreft Ida Westphal Carl Noehring

Woods brothers boost Iowa land purchases in 1924

The Woods brothers are buying distressed farm land across Iowa and Nebraska, aiming to capitalize on rising corn demand. They control millions in land including a 20,000 acre cattle ranch and hunting preserve in the northwest, signaling strong confidence in higher future prices.

Iowa Woods Brothers Nebraska Middle West Northwest Sioux City Daily Tribune

Things Unusual Unfolding of the Soo Canals and Locks

In a historical note by T. T. Maxey the Saint Marys River links Lake Superior to Lake Huron and powered the earliest fur trade. Construction began in 1853 on what became a grand ship canal with 6674 feet of locks for twelve foot drafts, later expanded for deeper vessels. By 1914 the canal system cost millions, with locks up to 1850 feet long, capable of handling five ships per lock and as many as 125 vessels in a day. navigation dates vary with weather, typically opening in April and closing in December on both sides of the border.

Saint Mary's Lake Superior Lake Huron United States Great Lakes

Traffic Volumes Through Saint Marie Canal in W22 Report

The U S canal office at Saint Ste Marie reports average daily traffic of about CO vessels through the canal in that period. Vessels carried 57 049 passengers and 067 258 tons of freight valued near one billion dollars with large lumber flour wheat and iron ore movements east and coal and manufactured goods west.

United States Canal Office Saint Ste. Marie

Weather permit delays event notice

Fragmentary notice notes a timing change due to weather permit issues affecting an upcoming event. No further details on place, organizers, or new schedule are readable.

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