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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1924

Page

7

Valley Notes From Nearby Towns

Valley notes list residents visiting relatives and shopping in Washington Columbus Junction Havre Ottumwa and Colum bus Junction. Families including Beller Frank Churchill Sheets Pfeifer Hotle Breiten bach Black Hahn Wimpset and Wallace are mentioned with visits and Sunday gatherings.

Christina Breitenbach Irma Black Heatrice Christina Washington Irma Richland Geo. Hotle Rosella Ray Long Andy Sheetsz Talleyrand Guy Black John Hahn Grant Wimpset Ottumwa Maude Wallace Arthur Conrad Havre

Pilotsburg and Lookout schools to close for summer

Farmers plant corn despite cold weather. Pilotsburg and Lookout schools will close this week for summer vacation with short programs and a picnic dinner. L. A. S. met Mrs Jona Oldfield last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Charlie Rickey is very well. Orva Scott sprayed orchard trees last Monday. Frank Stransky and family visited James Prebyl home Sunday. Erlis Troyer visited Kalona friends Sunday. West Chester notes potato bugs are active in fields.

Pilotsburg Lookout Jona Oldfield Charlie Rickey Orva Scott Frank Stransky James Prebyl Erlis Troyers Kalona West Chester

Riverside Notes and Social Roundup May 15

Miss Eva Heltzman returned home from Iowa City this week. Cornelius Walsh traveled to La Crosse Wisconsin for his sister Sister M Clarissima s funeral. Out of town guests attended Mrs David Wielands funeral including Mrs Amos Mellinger Kalona Mr and Mrs Frank Freund Mr and Mrs Anthony Eglin Mrs Tony Weite Mr and Mrs Dan Bopp Richmond Lawrence Doll and Mrs Henry Beaion Lone Tree Rev J M Walsh Ottumwa visited with his brothers James and Cornelius and families. St Marys high school students enjoyed a changing party at Forresters hall hosted by St Marys basketball team with music by Larah HRros and Mrs KE Blythe.

Cornelius Walsh la Crosse Wis M. Clarissima David Wieland Amos Mellinger Kalona Frank Freund Anthony Eglin Tony Weite Dan Bopp Richmond Lawrence Doll Henry Beaion Lone Tree J. M. Walsh Ottumwa James Cornelius St. Mary's High School Forresters Hall St. Mary's Larah Hrros KE. E. Blythe

Morris and Duncan Weddings Noted in Cotter Area

May 16 reports show Mr and Mrs Hugh Morris visiting Col Jd and a crowd gathering in town to celebrate the marriage of Gerald Duncan and his wife at their home Saturday. Local visits include Morse Davis and R Quinn shipping hogs and Dorothy Colton from near Gladwin visiting Cotter school as seniors plan a class play Friday night.

Dodty Meridith Shilahb Morris Chas Duncan Gerald Duncan Geo. Stapp Price Davis Madge Hanenstein Ainsworth Dorothy Colton Gladwin Cotter School Col

Crawfordsville social notes from May visit nearby towns

Edwin Chrissinger and brother Charlie of Olds traveled to Keokuk and stayed overnight. Mr and Mrs T J Maxwell W H and Mary McCall visited Washington yesterday. Mrs J S McCleary returned home after visiting Ellis Kongable near Winfield. Mr and Mrs M D Work of Washington spent the afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lee Lease in Crawfordsville.

Crawfordsville Edwin Chrissinger Charlie Olds Keokuk T. J. Maxwell W. H. An Mary McCall Washington J. S. McCleary Winfield M. D. Work Lee Lease

UC Experts Estimate Yearly Vegetable Needs Per Person

Nutritional specialists at the University of California calculate annual vegetable requirements per person and space needed to grow them for a family. They list 35 pounds greens 60 carrots 20 cabbage 30 turnips 50 beets or parsnips 15 string beans 15 squash 180 potatoes 50 ears corn 40 onions and 55 tomatoes with corresponding row or hill lengths for garden planning.

Berkeley Cal University of California

Pally Practicon With Rifle Proposed For Russian Men

A Bolshevist plan reported by Izvestia calls for arming every prole tariat and peasant citizen especially young men with facilities for daily rifle and machine gun practice and experimental chemical warfare. Lectures moving pictures and awards would accompany drills to keep Russia’s reserves ready for war.

Riga Bolshevist Izvestia Russia

Japanese import wheat price advance drives Japan to buy Canadian grain

Vancouver May 8. Advances in native rice prices push Japan to buy Canadian wheat in large quantities. T Shimusaki of a Tokyo milling firm says Japanese import costs fall about 15 cents a bushel vs Japanese wheat, and wheat is preferred to rice. Japan imported 806000 tons Canadian wheat in three months, while China bought 120000 tons.

Vancouver Japan T. Shimusaki Tokio Shimusaki China

Erasera of Corn Oil Process Noted

A common eraser material is described as derived from corn oil through a special amphonation process. The note outlines a basic approach to producing eraser components from corn oil and highlights a precise treatment method.

An Old Game and Pall Mall’s Redirection

An old game, croquet, is described as a revival of pall mall which lends its name to a famous London street. The note links croquet to historic pastime roots and its cultural cross reference in London nomenclature.

Pall Mall London Street

Fruit Replaces Liquor in U S Says European View

Reports from the Californian Fruit Exchange cited by British papers claim American fruit consumption rose sharply during Prohibition era. Fresh fruit intake more than doubled and orange consumption up 300 percent since 1907. European importer C B B Moomaw says the U S is becoming the world’s greatest fruit eating country and fruit drinks are supplanting liquor. He notes London doctors and hotels report the cocktail habit waning among American visitors.

United States Convent Garden Californian Fruit Exchange Leed Mercury Scarborough Evening News America C. BB. Moomaw Hobson England

Classico Marathon Krack Crown of Atheatics

New York May 16. A diver donated by a Frenchman to a runner who could complete the marathon distance without dying revived the event seen as the Olympic Games crowning exhibition. The 42 kilometer race traces to the site of the ancient battle near Athens and the Greek winner Spiridion Louys in 1896.

New York Athens Michel Breal Baron Pierre de Coubertin Spiridion Louys Antwerp Hannes Kolehmainen J. Lowesman Esthonia Lossman A. Valerio Somesault A. Broos

Tropic Lethargy Misnamed as Laziness Says Baker

E E Baker, long time Philippine resident, tells Pan Pacific Club that tropical disease causes apparent laziness. He argues disease control will raise productivity and that one acre in the tropics is worth two in temperate lands.

Honolulu Tropics Pan-Pacific Club E. E. Baker Philippine Islands Philippines Baker

Abandonment Ordered for Muscatine Burlington & Southern

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized abandonment of the Muscatine Burlington and Southern railroad. The road has posted persistent deficits since 1899, with a $134,000 shortfall in 1921–1922, and the line is deemed financially unsound and dangerous to operate. The ruling precedes a sheriff sale under a modified decree in the road's receivership. Objectors may seek a rehearing and delay final abandonment.

Muscatine DD. V. Jackson

Profits in Whaling Revive a Long Seglected Industry

Madrid April 24 Whaling becomes profitable in Spain as several new companies form to run expeditions. The Algeciras station, led by Briteh Capital, proves successful prompting plans for a northern base. Other Spanish firms set bases, while shore distances hamper cod fishing. Galician fishermen shift to cod. A Spanish commission explores Newfoundland cod methods.

Madrid Spain Algeciras Briteh Capital Newfoundland

Radio Listings Across Cities Spotlight Evening Broadcasts

A compact roll call of radio schedules detailing station call letters, city names, and program blocks. Entries include concerts, orchestras, news, talks, religious programming, and variety acts across stations from WSB Atlanta to KSD St Louis, with times ranging from afternoon to late evening.

Gaelic Association keeps ban on foreign games in Dublin

The Gaelic Athletic Association conference in Dublin refused to repeal the ban on rugby cricket hockey and football. Members who play or promote these games face expulsion from the association.

Belfast Gaelic Athletic Association Dublin

Notice in District Court Iowa Washington County 1924

In the district court of Iowa for Washington County the Commercial Savings Bank files a petition against B A Lewis seeking $653.75 plus 6 percent interest from Oct 17 1923 and an attachment on lands and property in sections 2 and 3 township 74 range 8. If not answering by Sept 2 1924 default and judgment will be entered.

District Court of the State of Iowa Washington County Commercial Savings Bank B. A. Lewis District Court of the State of A. D United State Bank of Desa Moines Washinon

Kellogg's Bran Restores Health After Long Suffering

William Firth Jr describes twelve years of chronic indigestion and constipation relieved by Kellogg's Krumbled Bran. He cites a friend relieved after ten years and reports a neighbor who after three weeks is regular without medicine. The ad promotes two tablespoons daily and a money back guarantee.

Firth Kellogg’s William Firth, Jr Volan St Merchantville N. J Kellogg's Battle Creek

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