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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

7

Picnic party visits former farm south of town

A Keota group including Mr and Mrs Charles Cherry and others traveled to a farm where Robert Cherry once lived. The article notes social visits, a motor trip to Burlington, a sick list, a road mishap involving a pupil’s buggy, and a Farmers Union meeting at the schoolhouse with reports on the Des Moines convention.

Young America Charles Cherry Robt. Cherry Lula Albert Frank Robert Vincent Keota George Masson F. D. Cherry Robert Cherry Donald McLaughlin Chicago McLaughlin Parent's C. A. Brook Lee Sitwell Claud Rhodebeck H. B. Porter Clarence Jackson John Carris Pringle Lloyd Humston Raymond Burlington Lloyd Ernest Carlson Muscatine Humston Farmers Union Des Moines Charles Jackson

Chickens Sold for Boston Shipment in Davenport Trade Tale

Capeton and Snider Produce sold a ton of chickens Monday to Hell Jones Produce in Davenport destined for Boston. The item sits amid a weather, road, and social update featuring rainfall, ruined dust, a Farmers Bureau picnic, and local visits by residents.

Wellman Capeton and Snider Produce Company Hell Jones Produce Company Davenport Boston J. C. Lindsey Bumble Bee Cedar Rapids Joe McClellan Alexis Wade Kalona Farmers Bureau George Cochran Iowa City Eardley Bell, Jr Org Starr C. C. Gardner E. C. Hambright Washington W. F. Flemming Everette Flemming Lexington Aid Society Church Hall Gerald Stewart A. J. Nichols Steel Joe Nick Marengo F. C. Shroder

Local notices and social items from Ottumwa week

A sweep of social updates covers farm sales and purchases including Alexis Wade buying 110 acres at 135 per acre, Pimmey purchasing a farm and building a bungalow, and multiple trips to Cedar Rapids Iowa City and New York. Church groups, family visits, hog sales, lectures, chicken dinners, and society events span the week with travel plans and wedding attendances noted.

Wilts, Jr Wm. We, Sr South Dakota Alexis Wade Wm. Wade Wade Andrew Pimmey Mr. Pimmey Chas. Singleman Chas Saleing Red Path Company Iowa City Clark Roupe Emma Dixon Albert Roupe Dixon Pent Fardley Bell, Jr Cal Hull Maggie Nicola Lewis Washington E. E. Lawrence Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society Howard Ayers Sale Albert Topping Dallas Cedar Rapids Ike Bradford New York City Washington, D. C Pennsylvania Beckentine J. L. Coffey Chicago FE. I Coffey West Chester

Brighton Brighton Lawrence Lemley family rent Wentworth home

The Lawrence Lemley family rented the Harry Wentworth home for the winter furnished. Miss Blanche Irelan visited Drakesville for the weekend. Mrs. A E Horton and daughter Mildred shopped in Ottumwa. Mrs. Hugh Henry went to Hindale sanitarium for goitre treatment with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Adams. Mrs. Adams will visit her parents nearby. Miss Cora Winn and Miss Ferryl Adkinson visited over

Blanche Irelan Drakesville A. E. Horton Mildred Ottumwa Hugh Henry Hindale Goitre Forrest Adams Adams Cora Winn Ferryl Adkinson

Wild Cat Stocks Being Sold Again in Mt Pleasant

Mt Pleasant News reports slick salesmen for wild cat companies are again targeting farmers. They push oil and mining stock with little chance of profit, while major financiers buy promising wells or mines. Caution urged as many have lost money. fix with first mortgages on farms or Liberty Bonds. Beware of stock salesmen and use a club for argument.

Mt. Pleasant

Quicklime Method to Dismantle Old Wall

A historical note proposes using quicklime to bring down an old masonry wall. Drill a bottle-shaped bore with a small opening, fill with lime, add water to slake, and seal with a wooden plug. The generated pressure allegedly collapses the wall.

A Rare Bird Peoptimist In Afilight Quip

A quirky line from The Afilight notes a peoptimist using back doors chimneys and roofs when front access is blocked. The playful saying implies persistence and unconventional paths to reach goals.

Fright and Awakening at the Assembly

Cynthia, at a lakeside cottage, plans to meet the famed speaker Dr. Raymond Randall during a summer assembly. When a power outage strands her alone, a burglar confronts her, only to discover the host’s guest is present and a chance encounter reshapes the evening.

W. ON Yoibia Birde Cynthia Home Literary Club Divine Grace Raymond Randall Miller's Aspiantivy Woni Naire Ates Mrs. Miller Dr. Randall

Wasted Man Power Circa Early Industrial Opinion

In the Christian Science Monitor excerpt readers note that efficiency experts’ claims may be exaggerated and that new methods, though useful, are not always popular. The text humorously observes that two adults are still needed to train one child to operate a three-ring circus.

Christian Science Monitor

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