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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

8

CLUB MEMBERS WIN AT STATE FAIR Des Moines prizes noted for Louisa County

The Louisa County Baby Beef Club exhibited at the State Fair won 133.00 in prize money. Seven of thirteen calves earned premiums with Josephine Garden winning top short yearlings and Ruth Bennett Letts placing 2nd in long yearlings. County farmers sold all calves at auction for average 13.09 per hundred while local organizers plan a new club.

Thetate Des Moines Josephine Garden Ruth Bennett Letts Iowa Henry Bartenhagen Columbus Junction van Burton Snyder Louisa County

Colors in Old England Show Gold and Yellow Prevalence

A reckoning finds gold and yellow flowers dominate Old England flora with roughly 240 yellow, 150 red, 100 purple, and under 100 blue among 900 flowering plants. White flowers are second only to gold and yellow in number.

Old England

First Recorded Auto Smash Marks Dawn of Car Crashes

The first automobile smash on record occurred in 18, when Jonathan West of Rochester New York, riding in a car, collided with a wagon owned by a laundry company, marking a historic early crash in motor vehicle history.

Jonathan West Rochester N. Y

Their Thrifty Landlady and Boarder Whisper

A Boston Evening Transcript line recalls a cautious exchange between a thrifty landlady and her tenant. The suggestive remark ties a wedding next door to concerns about food safety and taste.

Jim Boston Evening Transcript

Mad Sam and the Island of Self in a Desert Dawn

In Springfield Sam Field known as Mad Sam, a gentle wanderer who believes he is everyone else, narrates his fractured world. The narrator recalls Sam’s rise from a once prosperous merchant to a troubled figure, his sister’s care, the wedding plot to run away, and Sam’s final death from heart disease after years of wandering and delirium during an epidemic winter.

Verybody Sam Field Sam Sarah Springfield Mr. Jones Mojave

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