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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

7

Postscript from Sandy Hook on pioneer memories and travels

News Notes recounts visits and moves across towns including Mr. and Mrs. Goodman at Taylor Stout's, the Schillings’ return from Laramie, and Tom Schilling’s paper hanging work. It recalls Nebraska homesteading hardships, sod houses, dugouts, pioneer life, a westward sale for six hundred dollars, and reflections on springtime farming and rough roads.

Sandy Hook Worning Mrs. Goodman Taylor Stout's Mrs. Stout

Reesin Lambert Dies While Working in Garden at 88

Mareh the Reesen Lambert, Civil War veteran and longtime Columbus Junction resident, died at 9:30 am today in his Oak Street garden. He was past eighty eight, widowed last year, with niece Miss Rona Lambert in his home. Funeral at his house Sunday 3 pm. burial in Toulon Illinois.

Columbus Junction Mareh Reesen Lambert Oak Street Lambert The Junction Rona Lambert Toulon Ilinois

Havre Community News Notes from Havre and Surroundings

Residents report visits and road conditions while sharing small town happenings. Local families, farms, and gatherings are described alongside weather talk, cattle shipment, school discipline rumors, and upcoming market events and banquets.

Farm work and social visits enliven Glendale scene

The week opens with farm activity as plowing discing raking and tiling begin in earnest. Incubators selling hens and baby chicks attract attention among women. Weather is favorable and roads improve with fast drying. a dance at the Spread Eagle district brings neighbors together with music by Tom Nicholson and his sons.

Glendale Mire William Miller Jr Jurgen Koehler Washington Clark Hopping Althe Mrs. B. Jackson Spread Eagle Tom Nicholson Carl and Clayton Miss Oru Fred Emma Schroeder Thomas Gerdes

Cure Sought for Chickens Disease Rumor Sparks Help Call

The article notes readers may know a cure for a disease affecting chickens and invites any helpful information to reach the concerned owners who are hopeful for a remedy.

Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Birth Announcement

Families visited one another on Sunday including Sigafooses Duke Darbyshire and Kep hart households. Residents sow oats while others plan church events and a lecture by Rev James T Nichols on March 30. A baby girl named Elizabeth Ruth was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Caldwell on March 26.

Pleasant Hill S. E. Sigafoose Howard Sigafoose Geo. Duke Lewis Duke A. B. Carr's Lewis Baker John Patterson Earl Kephart's Donald Darbyshire Marie Dale Darbyshire Darbyshire Roy Kephart Howard Beenblossom’'s Bryan Swift Phildren Will Caldwell

Death of Mrs. Kate Meacham In New York City

Relatives report the death of Mrs. Kate Meacham who fell at her son Glenn's home in New York City. Burial will be in Chicago. Years ago she and her husband Dr. Ranny Hall lived in the Clay area.

Clay Clay Kate Meacham Glenn New York City Chicago Dr. Ranny Hall Farm Bureau A W. Woodford Miss Workman Ames Edgar Kessell Edna Baldergan Verle Porter Anna Kasoski O. B. Morgan H. M. Greendyke A. J. Meacham Dot Meacham H. V. Ellis Washington J. Morgan Oskaloosa G. W. Myers Quskaloosa Alice Meacham Malcom Richland

Court Rules on Cranking Stalled Car Risks

In New Orleans the Louisiana State Court of Appeals ruled a citizen who helps start another’s stalled car does so at his own risk. Harry Perkin, who broke his arm helping J. K. Lewis, sued for 1250 dollars, but the court found he knew or should have known the danger and dismissed the claim.

New Orleans Louisiana State Court of Appeals Harry Perkin J. K. Lewis Lewis Perkin

Out of Context Fragments From Albany Herald

The readable line hints at a single fellow who goes about giving away items, as seen in late Albany Herald text. No clear event, date, or full names are readable to establish a concrete report.

Albany Herald

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