Electricians Find Old Magazines While Wiring Farm House
Pleasant Hill residents recall 1928 life as electricians uncover aging magazines tucked away in an attic. Article notes a Bernice Jones teacher era school souvenir and a Reister Bro. folder dated January 1928, with egg prices listed at five cents. Community notices follow about local visits, sick lists, birthdays, and neighborly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Curtis
Pleasant Hill
Bernice Jones
Reister Bro
East Washington
Washington Dairy
Howard Witting
Charles Cannon
Winfield
Eugene Chalupi
Cure blood poverty with Hematonic at Pioneer Drug Tape
An ad promotes CERTA-VIN Hematonic as a two liquid element formula that regenerates red blood cells by aiding digestion. It claims faster digestion, less gas, richer iron in blood, energized nerves, and quicker relief within 3 to 4 days, offered at a few cents a day at Pioneer Drug Tape in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Drug Store
Pioneer Drug Tape
Washington
Adventist Church Seeks Funds for Pakistan Hospital Mission
Local Seventh Day Adventist members join a one day drive on Saturday March 25 to raise funds from Sabbath school toward a 400000 sixty bed hospital project in Karachi Pakistan. The hospital is near completion with American trained doctors and nurses preparing to serve as medical missionaries. Leaders aim to raise 340000 to start a publishing house at Chakarkana Pakistan and reports show renewed Christian interest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pakistan
Karachi
Chaharkana
Pakitan
Local Social Roundup in Washington and Area Attends
A stretch of neighborhood social events and visits across Washington and nearby towns. Families like Scranton, Trotter, Klopfenstein, Tobin, Elliott and Jones share dinners and calls. hospital, church, and farm bureau activities anchor gatherings as residents travel to Iowa City Des Moines Davenport and Mt Pleasant for meetings, care, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Stephens
Bill Day
Herb Rich
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Allen Kline
The
Medical Society to Study Sander Case in Manchester
Hillsborough County Medical Society reviewed a new charge against Dr. Hermann N. Sander after two Catholic hospitals banned him for life. The 1 year old Candia physician had been acquitted of first degree murder in a controversial mercy killing trial. A three member board of censors and Sander received copies of the accusation as officials hinted at conduct unbecoming a physician connected to the death of a cancer patient in Manchester. Dr Lloyd L. Wells, secretary, said a charge has been made and listed possible signatures from hospital officials.
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Manchester
N. H
Hillsborough County Medical Society
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
Board of Censors
Sander
Abbie Borreto
Liogd L. Wells
County Society
Sacred Heart of the
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Hospital Bar Sander From Society
The county society will study the charge for 19 days to six weeks before reporting with a recommendation. Dr. Sander faces four options: no action, public or private censure, suspension, or expulsion. Dr. Adolphe J. Provost announced the unanimous bar decision after yesterday’s start meeting.
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Sander
Notre Dame Hospital
Adolphe J. Provost
Mes Clay Testimony on ROSY Report Requests $30 Million
John J Mes Clay, U S High Commissioner in Germany, testifies in a closed Senate Appropriations session in Washington about the ROSY report on the German occupation. He seeks 30 million dollars to operate the United States Zone government amid occupation governance efforts.
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Rosy
John J Mes Clay
U.S
Germany
Senate Appropriations Committee
United States Zone
Decorating with Off White Walls and Turquoise Woodwork
The room’s woodwork gains appeal when walls are painted off white and the woodwork in turquoise blue. Pair with dark brown, and add burnt orange and copper accents in fabrics and accessories for a balanced, period feel.
Washington Leads in Hop Production Surpassing Oregon
Washington state has recently forged ahead of Oregon to lead U S hop production. The three states California Oregon and Washington account for the nation s commercial hop crop.
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Washington State
Oregon
California
States with largest farm land in the Union
The first thirteen states by large scale farming are Texas Kansas Iowa Illinois North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota Oklahoma Missouri Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin. Each reports more than ten million acres under principal crops annually.
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Union
Texas
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
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Dean Acheson
University of California, Berkeley
Acheson
Robert G. Crawl P
Larry
William Frye
Pat Swift
Frey
Paul Hayes
Raw Teel
W. A. Norembury
Howard Benn
Leonard Novak
H. L. Witting
Raymone Wittrig
Wellman
Everette
Bill Wooles
H. L. Wittrig
Etieine Spenser
Dixie Dugan
By MeEvoy
Striebel
Lissen
Adventist Church
Wade Scranton Sand Sons
Nels and Neal
Ottumwa
Larry Trotter
Margaret Ann
George
G. F. Trotter
Lafe Klopfenstein
Joe Tobin
John Elliott
James Quinn
Gene Stephens
Iowa City
H. C. Kyle
Brighton
Emmett Frame
Davenport
Grand Rapids
Mich
WICS
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Mrs
Clarence Richards
Cedar Rapids
Grace Walker
Washington County Hospital
Lynn Sands
Long Beach
Calif
Mae Jeffrey
Everette Stewaart
Denver
Colo
Miss Walker
Homer van Horn
St. Louis
Sands
Jeffrey
Stewart
Doris Blanchard
Levi Blanchard
Crawfordsville
Mercy Hospital
Blanchard
Frank Scratton
Omar Hoskins
Th Southeast District Funeral Directors
Embalmer’s Association
Harlan Hotel
Mt Pleasant
Bob Livingston
Bo Kleese
Ames
Carl T. Anderson of
Forest Miller
Iseota
Lowa City
C. A. Boice
Merle Blien
Clarence Wilson
Medical Society
South
Marion
Red
National Maritime Union
NMU
Joseph Curran
Senate
Reds
International
John J. McCloy
Chateau
Red Cross
Booth & Horak
East Side Square
Dmnerteam
National
Red Rosa
House OF Flowers
South Side Square
Selasman
Blondie
Chic Young
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
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