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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1928

Page

2

First Clover Spray for Apples Soon to Be Applied Iowa

Washington County Farm Bureau notes the third orchard spray of the season should be applied within a week after May 28 by the Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State College. The first cover spray targets apples plums pears and cherries, with guidance on timing, coverage and spray mix. Observers cite cool weather delaying moth development and suggest spraying 14 to 18 days after petals drop for best effect. Also discusses bill bugs in corn and recommended replanting to soybeans if infestations destroy plants.

Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State College F. D Butcher Iowa Des Moines Ames Carl J. Drake Drake

Keota residents assist in farming and health visits

Keota and Washington area residents shared a busy week with cornbelt tasks and hospital visits. George McDonald aided Henry Flander in corn planting, while Stanleigh Henderson underwent appendicitis surgery at the county hospital and is recovering. Community members attended anniversaries, visits at homes, and care for a sick relative as Cora Henderson returned from Cheyenne to help care for Stanleigh. Des Moines note reports John Holland, 19, seriously injured after stepping through a second story window while sleeping.

Stanleigh Henderson James Samuel Gregory Bart Gregory Harry Huber Washington H. A. Harden Frank Romine Romine John Henderson Arthur Romine Albert Dayton Mabel C. E. Mumper Brighton T. O. Nicholson Louise Daryl Mark Shaeffer East Pleasant Plain Margaret Disberry Carl Hering Marguerite South of Washington Cash Crossett Harold and Merton Wellman Otha Huber Southnglish Carl Maver Frank Wilson Henry Henderson Cora Henderson Cheyenne Wyoming Des Moines John Holland

Melon and Music Diet Sparks a Love Triangle

Ethel, courted by two suitors Hillery de la Rue and Tom Jones, chooses meals and music over plain fare. Tom returns from a trip and insists on a daytime outing, pushing Ethel toward a warmer, more substantial meal and a car ride through Fifth Avenue, while Hillery critiques the romance and keeps a wary watch.

Sthel Mannering Hillery de la Rue Tom Jones Ethel Hillery Earth Hillary Tom Rye Hudson Fifth Avenue

Funeral for Miss Ramge at Valley Church

A large crowd attended the funeral of Miss Ramge at Valley church with Rev. Klein presiding. A quartet including Mrs Ross Sheetz Mrs Chas Churchill Walter Sheetz and Jim Deal sang. The notice also mentions family updates and local idle gossip about neighbors and travelers returning from California.

Rural mail carriers plan cake walk at city hall next Saturday

A community note reports Ed Wolfe route 6 and wife performing cake walking at city hall. J A Freshwaters was seen in Dougherty asking why Macon was not in the Journal. Several local updates follow including a mother's death in Burlington and insurance quick payment by H F Fultz after a policy claim.

Old Town City Hall Ed Wolfe Route 6 J. A. Freshwaters Uss Dougherty Macon

Riverside church notes and local humor column

The piece praises Rev. Klein and the church’s improvements funded by fairs and sales, notes Sunday school attendance and a 100 member roll, and laments no harm from cars to churches. It shares wedding humor, boxing anecdote about McCoy, and a note about life insurance interest, mentioning Alponse Panneton and a clipping from an Illinois paper.

Rev. Klein Brotherhood

Save A Life campaign inspection details announced

Governor John Hammill authorized a June 1 to June 23 state wide Save A Life campaign in Iowa. Ed M. Smith and Roy B. Gault outlined free inspections focusing on brakes lights horns steering windshield wipers and mirrors. Official stickers will be issued to vehicles found safe.

John Hammill Ed. M. Smith Motor Vehicle Department Roy B. Gault Smith Towa United States Iowa

Save-A-Life Iowa Vehicle Inspection Campaign Ends June 23

The report outlines free safety inspections at official stations to correct defects and ensure safe operation. It specifies testing criteria for brakes horns lights steering windshield wipers and mirrors, with emphasis on public cooperation to display official inspection emblems by June 23 to promote civic safety.

Iowa

The Music Master opens at New Graham Theatre

The Music Master debuts tonight at the New Graham Theatre retelling a 1900 flavor. Lois Moran appears in floor sweeping gowns with Neil Hamilton, under Allan Dwan direction. Alec Francis, in Warfield’s title role, delivers his best work yet with a strong supporting cast.

Graham ‘Theatre Lois Moran Neil Hamilton Allan Dwan Alec Francis David Warfield Marcia Harris Norman Trevor Charles Lane Kathleen Kerrigan Helen Chandler

First Roman Catholic Mass in Maryland Celebrated

Father Andrew White, S. J., celebrated Maryland’s first mass at St. Clement’s Island near the Potomac on March 24, 1634. The event marked the arrival of Maryland’s first settlers.

Maryland Andrew White S. J St. Clement's Island Potomac River

Designs for Currency by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

The text notes that United States paper currency designs are created by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and submitted to the secretary of the treasury for approval. It states that if a design bears a portrait it must feature a deceased person.

United States Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing United States Secretary of the Treasury

Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Prices Notice

Markets list standard poultry rates for cream butterfat tests and various birds including hens broilers ducks and geese with per pound and per dozen pricing. Adds a premium for poultry delivered and notes no market for sick or crippled birds and horse hides priced by pound.

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Washington CO Farm Bureau Mabel Horning George McDonald Keota Henry Flander Iowa Livestock Commission Company Union Stock Yards Chicago John A. Babcock W. S. Reister E. 8Rd St Eggs and Poultry Reister Wash. St R. L. Gibson Dorothy Douglas Marr Martha Jesse Marr Ainsworth Long Beach California Newton Rev. Wylie Harley McCreedy Cloyce Dougherty Bud Monmouth Chevrolet Rip Bud Dougherty Harriet Mr. Coolidge J. B. Singleton Wade Rubio Chas. Hauck Shirley Augustine Burlington Tie Bill Kreider Bill White H. F. Fultz Missouri State Life Insurance Company Alphonse Panneton Ladora Eldora Forest Jacobs Mason City W. F. Jacobs Forest Valley Church McCoy Sa McCoy SAVE Evening Journal Mike Wagner M. Schilling Green Collie Pups UEN C. I. Sayre Dick's Store Ford Truck Mangold Crandall Motor Co Square J. B. Crail Leaden Washington Produce Markets A. H Harry) Herbold Washington County Pritchard ‘Commission Company C. 8S. Yards A. H. Herbold Hog Salesmar
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