Myrtle Welliver Visits Washington with Mother
Myrtle Welliver of Haskins spent yesterday in Washington with her mother Mrs. M. E. Sands. Cook's Cafe notes indicate ongoing community meals as part of local efforts.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
Myrtle Welliver of Haskins spent yesterday in Washington with her mother Mrs. M. E. Sands. Cook's Cafe notes indicate ongoing community meals as part of local efforts.
Washington chatter records Frank L Wilson Chal Ford in Des Moines on business J M Wilson Davenport visitor P J Parrish Davenport Washington visitor Frank Kalous Riverside also in town J W Piercy Winfield visiting Joe Pieper Kalona Washington visitor C A Klein Davenport checking on store Oe ee Mrs Henderson Brooks Copock Washington shoppers Miss Ruth Wilson heads to Lansing Mich for summer teaching Miss Lucy Meachem visiting Frostburg Md for summer teaching Mrs R J Turkington Wy man shopping George Rice home from Ft Madison Washington map and more local business and social notes
The article explains brood parasitism by cuckoos in the Old World and cowbirds in the United States. Each species deposits a single egg in other birds nests, leaving the host to raise the intruder.
In Washington on June 28 senators Heflin and Glass nearly escalated into a physical clash. The vice president called them to order as Mr Coolidge had both men seated while senate privileges rules were read.
A House resolution introduced by Representative Woodruff of Michigan calls for a congressional investigation of the office of the alien property custodian. It charges that prodigious legal fees were paid, some to lawyers who represented the custodian and the alien property interests.
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