Local shopping notes and social visits in Richland area
Richland notes list Frances Kron visiting the Kron home while Lemmon’s Pharmacy promotes a metal lunch box special and Parisian Sage hair product. Local residents Gailord Waymack, Durand Ross, Dale Holland, Earl Schnoebelen, and families visit Cedar Rapids, Los Angeles, Fort Madison, and Reynolds. C. A. Kron, P. R. Baldridge, and others are mentioned with church hall events, Coe College plans, and various shop sales at Wilson’s and H I Ward & Co.
Local notes. shoppers and travelers fill town life
West Side visitors Dougherty Bros and Ward callers in town while Richard Maxwell leaves for Ann Arbor to attend college. Miss Wandalene Neiswanger sails to Saganaw for school. Mr and Mrs Harbaugh and Mrs Barbour visit from Minneapolis. Numerous shop notices, sales at Lemmon’s Pharmacy and Ward millinery, water bill reminder, and travel plans span Davenport Ottumwa to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth H. Dbevel
Local Notes From Washington Iowa Area Shops and Colleges
Items list miscellaneous activity including E V Simons sharpening knives at Wilsons Shoe Store. Asa Morris leaves for Coe College Cedar Rapids with Cloyce Dusenbery. D F Macon auctioneer in Washington Iowa. H I Ward Co advertises wool dresses suits and cigars while Nell Ryan heads to Penn College. Dawn Missouri visitors return home. Cigar deals and silk fashions promoted as prices likely rise.
Davis Back Coolidge for Nomination as President
James J. Davis director general of railroads voiced strong support for President Coolidge at a Des Moines visit. He described Coolidge as cool and informal in handling business and recounted a candid resignation offer and the president’s quiet response. Johnson Brigham compared Coolidge to Grant noting similar deliberate manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
James J. Davis
Coolidge
Davis
Harding
Sanitary plumbing urged for home comfort by Wilson Heating Co
Sanitary plumbing is a necessity in every home. Call in and let Wilson Heating Co. help plan your plumbing. Mr and Mrs Cecil Shanlep who stayed with J C Fields left today for their home in Washington Kansas. Regular meeting of Albert M Huff Camp No 268S W Veterans tonight at G A R rooms at 8 p m. Business of importance. Come C A Neiswanger Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Heating Co
Albert M. Huff
C. A. Neiswanger
Com
Cecil Shanlep
J. C. Fields
Washington, Kansas
Transportation Facilities and Vehicle Counts
A recent statement cites 55 250 passenger cars owned and in use by American railways with seating capacity about 2 270 000. The country has 9 000 000 motor cars with seating capacity of 47 000 OOH.
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American Railways
Handel's Messiah Composed In Twenty Four Days
The article notes Handel wrote the Messiah in twenty four days and described its music as the language of angels. It cites his reflection on perceiving Heaven and the great God after completing the work and mentions the Hallelujah chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
God
Iowa farmers organize boards under warehouse loan act
Des Moines reports fourteen Iowa counties have formed local boards to implement the warehouse loan act. Preliminary work continues in other counties, with loans tied to farmers storing grain in their own warehouses to avoid dumping on poor markets. Debates on a state tax-structuring question accompany livestock valuation figures showing a net reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Cassidy
Polk
Wapello
Appanoose
Palo Alto
Monroe
Humboldt
Webster
Harrison
Cedar
Hamilton
Kossuth
Calhoun
Mahaska
Dallas
Carnation to Build Large Condensing Plant at Waverly
The Carnation Milk Products company plans a major condensing plant at Waverly in Bremer County, Iowa. Delaware County, cited as among the state's worst for infected cattle, has 57 percent of breeders backing tuberculosis eradication petitions under the recent law. Three years ago infected cattle imports ruined several fine herds, though the county still yields substantial hog revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Milk Producta Company
Waverly
Iowa
Bremer
Delaware County
General Assembly
County Agent Arranges Limestone Purchase for Farmers
County Agent Obye negotiates with a local company to supply agricultural limestone to Cedar county farmers at a surplus price. The material may benefit alfalfa trials sweet clover and red clover lands and, with phosphate, for feeding purposes. Small lot availability encourages farmers to test the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obye
Cedar County
Nutrition courses begin in five townships under Alma H. Jones
Five Washington county townships Clay Brighton Cedar Seventy Six and Lime Creek organize nutrition courses led by Alma H. Jones nutrition specialist from Iowa State college. The tax question will be the sub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Alma H. Jones
Iowa State College
Clay
Brighton
Cedar
Seventy Six
Lime Creek
Tama County Farm Bureau Feeder Calves Sale Set in Traer
Tama county farm bureau schedules November 12 sale of 2000 Hereford feeder calves and yearlings at Traer. James W. Pendry, county agent at Toledo, offers to provide farmers with detailed information on the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama County
Farm Bureau
Traer
James W. Pendry
Toledo
Ohio dairy co operaratives handle half of state production
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation estimates that about one half of the dairy products in Ohio are marketed through cooperative organizations. Ohio has nine cooperative bodies with approximately 46,000 farmers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Cassidy
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Largest cat yield reported in Emmet County by Ernest Shannon
Ernest Shannon reported the largest yield on his 16 acre plot in Emmet County with 72 bushels per acre by machine measure.
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Emmet
Ernest Shannon
Ambition and Effort Outweigh Luck in Victory
A reflective line notes that persistent effort beats lack of effort, though winning is not guaranteed. It contrasts the man who tries with the man who does not, emphasizing that striving increases chances of success even when outcomes are uncertain.
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Ming Toy
China
Constance Talmadge
Aimusation
FOX
Mildred McLaughlin
Hazel Stewart
Eunice Acheson
Monmouth
McElhinney Drug Co
Arch
Oxfords
Wilson's
Frances Kron
Richland
CC. A. Kron
H. I. Ward & Co
Gailord Waymack
Cedar Rapids
Coe
St. James Hall
Earl Schnoebelen
Richmond
Los Angeles
California
Petter Shoes
Wilson’s
Durand Ross
Dale Holland
Coe, College
Atchisons Fort
Mrs
P. R. Baldridge
Son Reid
Dubuque
C. H. Gather Home
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Tith
Tim
A. S. Wood
C. A. Wood
Reynolds
Illinois
Will Crozier
Ilinois
New York
Dougherty Bros
West Side Square
I. W. Ward
Winfield
Richard Maxwell
Ann Arbor, Mich
William Quinn
Ward Millinery
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Wandalene
Neiswanger
Saganaw, Mich
T. ‘T. Harbaugh
Jennie Barbour
Minneapolis
Colorado
J. A. Worksey Agency
F. & M. Bank
Mabel Dankward
Ward Store
Kenneth Koff of
Wayland
V van Ess
Money
Lemmon'’s Pharmacy
Wesley Engle
Genevieve Peterson
Ainsworth
R. M. Smith
Davenport
Tos
Joe Trotter
Kansas City
Washington
T. C. Pease
University of Illinois
J.R. Maxwell
Lyons Cafe
M. J. Redlinger
Beatrice
Raymond Redlinger
Betty Margaret
Oskaloosa
C. R. Widmer
Albany
Oregon
J. J. Roth
Esther MacGugin
Alma Brindley
Miss Brindley
Chicago
Miss MacGugin
Cleveland
Lyons
Laura Doolittle
Ruth Brown
Lake Champlain
Boston
Miss Brown
Clyde V. Brown
Schmoeller Bros
Blair
Venice
Lyons Bakery and Capr
Maurice Tourner
The
Isle of
Milton Sills
Anna Q. Nilsson
Walter Long
E. V. Simons
Wilson's Shoe Store
Asa Morris
Coe College
D. F. Macon
Cloyce Dusenbery
la Preferencia
Hugh Tudor
Dawn, Mo
EB. Bd. Morris
Nell Ryan
Frank
Nell
Penn College
H. L Ward & Co
Beal
Mt. Pleasant Stuart Hotel
N. D
Curtis
Ross
Penn
Gaylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Iowa Coals
John Shields & Sons
Wittrig’s
Orose
Amile
Hetter Homes
James W. Davis
Wilie Long
Board of Assessment
Farmers’ Organization
Frudeger
White House
St. James Parish
Mr. Hall
McNamaras
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