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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1922

Page

7

Humorous Auctioneers and Local Elections Referenced in Maple Grove

In Maple Grove caustic humor about an auction and political candidates mirrors small town life. The piece notes candidates Brookhart Pearson and Miss Shearer with odds, a story of a road misdirection near Iowa County, and local church and school events including a Mennonite temple under construction, Mothers Day observations, weather impacts, and community visits and illnesses amid growing parish activity.

Maple, Grove Maple Grove Cadillac Cedar Rapids Col Brookhart Col. Pearson Miss Shearer Iowa County Oxford Ap Auto U. S Lawrence Shillig English River Richmond Shiltif East Union Menonite Church Ode Zebedee

West Chester Visit Remarks On Trees And Visitors

Local notes from West Chester recount visits by Mrs. Sam Lewis of Indiana and Emmett Clark and wife of Minnesota plus S. C. Pearson of Ainsworth. A Burrel quote praises trees while lamenting felling them. residents remark on local deforestation and a hobo threat as trees are cut in town.

West Chester Sam Lewis Indiana RK. Cc. Ferguson Emmett Clark Minnesota Washington S. C. Pearson Ainsworth H. A. Burrel Frisco

Mothers Day Observed and School Visits Highlight Clay County

May 16. Mothers Day was observed at Day church and Rubio church with a splendid afternoon service. Attendees from Clay included Miss Phyllis Woodford in Brighton play and a class play at Brighton and Richland high schools. Various families attended picnics at Pansy Hill Marion Twp and two schools closed this week with programs. County Superintendent Miss Clara Wallace toured township schools.

Fairfield J. Morgan Shelby Co A. J. Morgan Ruth Carroll Pansy Hill Marion Twp Nobie F. C. Beatty C. O L. B. Reed Harry Pendegraft Richland

Local Notes from Crawfordsville Area May 16

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robertson and children returned to Ainsworth after visiting Mrs. MH Hull. Ralph Moorhead returned to Des Moines following a weekend with family. T. H. Barnes suffered a horse kicking accident Saturday with bruising but no broken bones. W. K. Wooley left for Columbia to visit his son J. C. Wooley. G. F. Pulsifer spent the day in Washington.

J. N. Carr Pomona California Roy Ralph Wall Otto Klockenteger Green Carr Docter Miller Jim Sandere Chas Singieman, Jr Iowa City Sash and Door Fardley Fell, Jr BE. C. Hambright Fred Schroder Washington Schroder Quedge Brothers F. D. Snavely Maxine George Strubble Marshall Crossett John Herkey Roy Darien Community Club Community South English Girl Scouts Mother the Tabernacle The Tabernacle Louis Poller Burlington K. of P. Hall Crawfordsville W. G. Robertson Ainsworth MH. C. Hull Ralph Moorhead Des Moines T. H. Barnes W. K. Wooley Columbia J. C. Wooley G. F. Pulsifer

Welman Welman May Weather And Local Visitors

May 16 notes a brief hail and rain shower with minor fruit damage concerns in the Welman area. Des Moines visitors Vernon Sigler and Paul Kreuger traveled via Muscatine and Des Moines short line to visit their fathers and friends, reporting good roads with few rough spots. Mrs A Topping was called to Kalona Saturday morning.

Wellman Nira Vernon Sigler Paul Kreuger Des Moines Sigler G. G. Griffith Muscatine A. ©. Topping Kalona

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Local and Constitutional Cure

An old advertisement explains catarrh worsens when health is poor and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures with a local ointment and an internal tonic. It notes sale by druggists for many years and lists Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.

MALL Druggiss BP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Northwestern Yeast Co Chicago

High School Civics Club Picnics at Oakland Mills

Crawfordsville reports that on May 15 high school students and faculty attended their annual picnic at Oakland Mills. The event brought together students and staff for a day of outdoor games and fellowship.

Crawfordsville Oakland Mills

Man Regains Health After Mayr Remedy Trial

A reader testifies to relief from indigestion and bloating after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for a year with no further symptoms. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and offers a money back guarantee.

Mayr Lemmon's Drupigisis

Dangerous power warned in exchange over Moe control

A historic note reflects a warning about giving bad Moe power to Vater. and the risk of uncovering that control, described as a ledred time for the bearer to realize its burden. The exchange underscores the danger of such power.

Vater

Te Penetrating Wer

The quoted biblical verse emphasizes the Bible as a living powerful instrument that discerns thoughts and intents of the heart. It references Hebrews 4 12 and presents a religious message about scripture's sharpness and insight.

Unclear fragmentary note from Trenton on shifting residence

A fragmented report from Washington Port notes a Trenton woman moved recently over an issue linked to a dead brand and recurring nightly latch concerns. The text shows heavy OCR errors and missing context.

Trenton Brand Washington Port

The Horse in Painting Through Van Dyke and Rubens

In dramatic contrast to prior painters who paid little heed to horses Roskin notes Van Dyke and Stubens raised horse portrayal. Rubens was an avid rider and rode nearly every day, illustrating a shift in equestrian depiction.

van Dyke Stubens Rubens Roskin

A Sultan's Watch Crafted For Abdul Medjid in 1884

In 1884 a grand watch was made of twenty two carat gold for Sultan Abdul Medjid by a Cornhit firm. The five inch diameter timepiece chimed the hours and quarters without a bell, using a wire striking mechanism. It cost twelve hundred sulens.

Sultan Abdul-Medjid Cornhit

Invention of Sleeping Car Berth Raises Pullman Venture

In 1853 Zenas Cobb created a sleeping-car berth and sold the invention to George M. Pullman for 84,000. Pullman refined the design while Mr. Cole later manufactured car-spring seats, supplying the entire Pullman service.

Zenas Cobb George M. Pullman

Life in Trust and Betrayal in The Courter Journal

A young man begins life trusting all but becomes wary after aging and disappointment. The piece reflects on naiveté, experience, and the peril of misplaced faith as he grows.Leoniss He Courter Journal

Leoniss Courter Journal

Fire waste in U S could require 267 years for 1000 men

Atlantic City May 15 President Mallalieu of the National Fire Protection Association told the twenty sixth annual convention that the 1929 21 losses totaled a million dollars and that 1000 men earning 1 50 an hour would need over 267 years to equal the year 1929 fire loss. He urged widespread public fire prevention education and better maintenance practices.

Jack Dempsey Europe Lowa City C. H. Davig Garden City Kan Washington Smith New Albany Ind LD. Carris Dutch Creek Atlantic City United States W. B. Mallasieu National Fire Protection Association National Board of Mallalitu Ntional Board of Fire Underwriters

First Known Pairing in U S Congress Sparks Debate

In 140 the first recorded pairing surfaced in Congress as John Quincy Adame drafted a resolution claiming it violated the constitution and tied the house to duties of both parties. The resolution was never voted on and the practice grew common.

Congress of the

Careful husband misled in old quotation tale

A fragmentary exchange notes that a husband hesitated long before proposing and that cautious people are often deceived. The lines reflect a wary view of trust and deception in relationships.

Let Advice Be Kindly Snow Like Thoughts Deep

A reflective aphorism compares gentle advice to falling snow that lingers and sinks into the mind, shaping long term thoughts and guidance.

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