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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1925

Page

8

Local Folk Travel for Visits and Day Trips

Mrs. Howard Crozier visits Columbus Junction for a day on business. Mrs. Grace Neiswanger returns to Davenport for work after a weekend at home. Mrs. John Munn and Myrtle Shields, with John Jr., head to Davenport for a day. Mrs. Roy Gawthrop of Keota visits at the A. E. Ross home. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Incham of Brighton pass through en route to Muscatine for business. Miss Jeesie Stewart visits Keokuk to see Miss Edna Fletcher. Mrs. C. M. Buchanan of Des Moines travels to visit friends in Burlington. Mrs. Ida Page visits West Chester for the day with her daughter.

Howard Crozier Columbus Junction Grace Neiswanger Davenport John Munn John Jr Myrtle Shields Roy Gawthrop of Keota A. E. Ross Mrs. Baxter Incham Brighton Here Muscatine C. M. Buchanan Des Moines Burfington Ida Page West Chester Dan Rohrer

Local notices and arrivals across towns and shops

Mrs Eliza Beard and Miss Elizabeth Calvert visit St Louis then Pasadena. Sodney Mayhew returns to Ames after hearing of grandfather William Mayhew’s death. Janiy Kayser Co of New York markets Sexony Clove Milly gloves at Crail's in Oak Mode shades. Mrs John Bailey travels to Delta for aunt Sarah Stirlen's passing. Fresh Raisin Bread available at Mayo's Home Bakery Wednesday. Mrs Ella Conklin returns to Keota after visiting Joe Maxwell and Harnest Garrett homes.

Eliza Beard Elizabeth Calvert Pasadena St. Louis Mrs. Beard Cloyce Miss Calvert Sodney Mayhew Ames William Mayhew Janiy Kayser and Co New York Crail's John Bailey Delta Sarah Stirlen Ella Conklin Keota Joe Maxwell Harnest Garrett Homes

Local Notices and Dress Deals at Crail's in Crawfordsville

Mrs. C. M. Strain attended John Hillhouse funeral in Crawfordsville. Crail's advertises Ensemble Paree Suits for ladies and misses in black and Loganberry velvets priced at 26.76. Nate Black returns from Washington and visits family, with social notes including Clara Neyman and Mrs. H. N. Wilkin. Rubber matting offered at 1.80 per yard, noting higher crude rubber prices.

Crail's Crail’s

Miss Rothechildy Visits Parents Between West Chester and Keota

Miss Rothechildy, a school teacher, visited her parents in the area between West Chester and Keota. The trip brought news of her classroom work and plans for the coming term.

Corinne Rothechildy West Chester Keota

Halloween Themed Society Party At Green Home

Mr and Mrs John Green invited friends to a Saturday gathering held at their home. Fall flowers pumpkins and Halloween decor set a festive scene. Guests divided into groups discussed topics while costumes and ghost stories added thrills. Refreshments were served afterward. The Fortunity club music department met in the M C C community room with a Vitrola study program and musical segments on Italy Spain France and Germany.

John Green B Oyd Walker Spencer Axel Anderson Sam Neil M Edgar Wiliam Beale John Greemed Dolph George Gunther Thousic Fortunty Club R. R. Hreee Italy Minn Conner Spain Mies Maur McLaughlin France le Tripp Germany Lillian Minick

Radial Superheterodyne Receiver Showed at Home

Fragments describe a radial superheterodyne receiver demo with emphasis on indoor placement, avoiding outsiders and ground wires. The note highlights wanting to see and hear the set functioning in domiciled space.

Musical program features national and Italian songs

Miss Nellie Link played the French national hymn and Miss Mae Wehr offered Garibaldi and the Portuguese hymns as historical notes. Miss Bertha Hay sang two Italian pieces Qo Solo Mio and Santa Lucia, Mrs. Hugh McCleery sang a French lullaby, and Miss Hay concluded with Luther's hymn Kinfesteburg. The meeting proved more interesting and instructive than any before.

Nellie Link Mae Wehr Garibaldi Bertha Hay Mio

Red River Cobbier Potatoes Highlight on R I Team Track

Whitaker and Wilson chart the car of choice Red River Cobbier potatoes on the R I team track highlighting the shipment and handling details.

Red River R. I Whitaker & Wilson

Smallest Known Bird Found in Central America

A humming bird discovered in Central America is described as the smallest known bird. It is noted to be barely larger than a blue bottle fly and reflects remarkable diminutive size.

Central America

Nervy intruders hunted by resident guardian under bed

A fearless resident confronted two armed burglars hiding under his bed and forced them to search for his missing collar button, showcasing quick wit and nerve in a tense home intrusion.

University of Georgia

Man Finds Pearl While Eating Oyster in Madrid

A London source humorously notes a man in Madrid found a pearl valued at $500 while eating an oyster. The story suggests he is eating toward a necklace, a quip attributed to Humortat of London.

Madrid London

Figured Wood Favored Through Ages in Furniture Making

From ancient Egypt to modern times figured wood has enjoyed enduring popularity in furniture. The material's decorative patterns and craftsmanship showcased skilled work across eras.

Costly Luxuries: A Man’s View on Wives and Shopping

A humorous Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman quip notes nothing is dearer than a good wife except her shopping trips, reflecting light urban satire on domestic spending and spousal influence.

Edinburgh Weekly Scotsinian

Building in Winter Pays for Construction Costs

The piece argues winter building avoids labor shortages and allows hiring on merit. It cites a New York Building Congress seasonal chart showing higher idle rates in winter for many trades and suggests winter work enables contractors to replace incompetent workers, avoiding summer inefficiencies.

New York Building Congress

Benefits of Timing in Home Construction Phases

The text notes two construction windows: spring to fall April to October and fall to spring October to June. Moving into a new house in spring allows winter interior planning with no buyer pressure, avoiding rushed purchases.

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