Are You Lagging These Days Here is Spring Slump?
A reader asks if feeling tired in winter is common as energy returns with warmer months. The note suggests many people slow down during cold seasons and pick up activity in spring.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
8
A reader asks if feeling tired in winter is common as energy returns with warmer months. The note suggests many people slow down during cold seasons and pick up activity in spring.
Mrs A N Bower leaves for Cincinnati Iowa to stay with daughters Grace Irwin and May Stewart. Mrs Fisyd Law returns to Trenton Missouri after visiting aunt Bila Fisher. Miss Margaret Brookhart home from Ames between quarters. Want to sell one hundred non electric vacuum cleaners by David Akerman Ainsworth Iowa. Mrs Howard Crozier in West Chester on business.
Miss Isabel Anwyl of Crawfords ville joined the W. J. Duncan and D. N. Anwyl party for a weekend gathering as the Whiz Bang nine piece orchestra is set to perform April 14 under J. M. Kelly.
Mr and Mrs Charles Blair traveled to Davenport for a brief visit. Jenne Wallace arrived from Iowa City to attend to business. Mrs Carl Wickenkamp returned to Sigourney after a short stay while her husband underwent surgery yesterday at Washington County Hospital and is improving. Notice rug making from ingrain or Brussels carpets offered. call 694.
Rollins hole updates and visits as Mrs. R G Fish travels to Muscatine to see relatives. Mrs Art Sanders visits Keota. Maude Randall returns from Moline. Mrs C W Shockley leaves for Springfield and visits family. Jamestown woolen dress goods advertised at Crail's with sale price. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington IA listed with contact.
A shipment of Fibre Reed furniture was unloaded today, including rockers chairs and davenport sets. New finishes and attractive appearance noted. Weather expected to be fair tonight and tomorrow with a drop in temperature.
Miss Washington is watched for as Plano tuner deliveries arrive and orders are left at Breese and Krouth. Mrs Fred Smith and daughter Martha of Richland stay at C J Wilson home while Mrs Scott’s address 602 E Jefferson St is noted. Dan MacGugin visits from Kansas City then Davenport to see his mother. City Feed Yard sale lists items to sell. Mrs W B Gordon leaves for Cody Nebraska. Mrs A C White of Battle Creek visits the Hunters and Stephens. Hindu silk crepe pieces advertised at Crail's for 1.00 per yard. Mr Huston from Huntington Beach arrives for a visit with Harvey Young. formerly in Winfield Iowa.
The March 24 1875 issue notes citizens traveling to Washington D C due to low railroad rates. Mrs Reister Dr Dewey and Mrs Hise visit the capital. Law Chas Wilson Edgar Wilson examined for Bar admission, with Wilson forming Beard and Wilson firm. Legislators may earn five dollars a day plus mileage. New York Store advertises linens and textiles.
Kansas legislators anticipate a federal court challenge to the Dav is board of trade act granting cooperative grain marketing associations membership in state boards of trade. Senator John W. Davis notes Capper-Volstead allows coop groups on contract markets but cites only five such markets nationwide. Kansas boards in Wichita Hutchinson and Salina accuse cooperatives of rebate-like profit sharing, seeking equal treatment with other members.
The Rebekkah club holds an all day meeting Thursday with quilting and button carding. members bring lunch and good attendance is urged. Independent club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs John Pratt. Methodist women plan Founders Day activities with a 7 30 pm meeting at the church East entrance. Friendly Bible class election and supper at 7 o'clock Thursday at the Baptist church. members please bring one dish.
The Wednesday After Noon Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. J. T. Anderson tomorrow afternoon at 2 30.
Chapter 1 PP kk O will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs W W Bowers at 3212.
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