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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

5

Brune Seed Company expands with new stores in Iowa cities

The Brune Seed Company gains long term leases on modern stores in Fairfield and Muscatine adding two retail outlets to its chain. New locations will stock seeds plants bulbs and nursery stock with expanded wholesale links to European bulb and seed firms. The home office remains in Washington alongside a Sigourney elevator and Sunny River View Farm for field seed and seed corn production.

Brune Seed Company Fairfield Muscatine Sigourney Washington Davenport Iowa First National Banks Europe Enkhuizen Sassenhous Morons Saenne Denmark Ai (Th Ave 6Th St Sunny River View Farm A. R. Bruns

Record Crowd at Playground Yesterday

A large crowd at Sumsey Park playground yesterday hosted about 122 children with 106 percent turnout compared to normal. The First United Presbyterian church women coordinated a luncheon for the children at noon, with helpers Misses Willa Gibson Martha Codfrey Martha Maxwell Martha Chalmers Maurine McLaughlin Laurie Livingston and Jean Hay assisting. Children behaved well and played energetically as the event closed promptly.

Sumsey Park First United Presbyterian Church Willa Gibson Martha Codfrey Martha Maxwell Martha Chalmers Maurine McLaughlin Laurie Livingston Jean Hay

Preachers Live Longer, Hypothesis on Eating Habits

A Lexington Leader quip suggests preachers live longer than other men per reliable statistics. It implies the theory that most men eat too often and too much.

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