Washington County Happenings In Brief
Social activities readers share a roundup of comings and goings from Washington County. Reports include personal notes on births deaths weddings and notable gatherings. The column captures community pulses with short notices and friendly mentions.
Crawfordsville Social News Roundup Includes Visitors and Visits
Local items note A J Mitchell of Grove City Kansas visiting son W H Mitchell. Will Clemens returned from Colorado. Lee of Ottumwa visited brother John Lee. W K Wooley and Mrs J F Buxbaum visited A T Brown in Washington with the Browns visiting Carey Brown in Mt Union. Various residents traveled to Burlington Washington and to hear Governor Harding.
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Crawfordsville
A. J. Mitchell
Grove City
Kansas
W. H. Mitchell
Will Clemens
Colorado
Mr. Lee
Ottumwa
John Lee
W. K. Wooley
J.F. Buxbaum
A. T. Brown
Washington
Mrs. Brown
Mt. Union
W. G. Robertson
Joseph Hughes
Wine Makers Saved Los Angeles from Prohibition Crash
Southern California wine makers report plans to meet 1920 federal rules by reducing alcohol to one half of one percent. The process yields a sweet, stable wine with by products recovered from alcohol. Growers rush grapes eastward. prices rise to fifty dollars a ton as vineyards call the crop a record breaker.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Internal Revenue
John P. Carter
Honking and Steering Insight from Forbes
A Forbes magazine line notes honking your horn is less effective than steering wisely, emphasizing prudent driving over loud cues. The remark contrasts audible signals with skillful vehicle control in traffic.
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Forbes Magazine
Woman Finds Relief After Mayr Remedy Trial
A reader recounts chronic stomach misery with pains every ten days. After two years on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she reports lasting relief, claiming the treatment removes intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation. The ad promises one dose proves and offers a money back guarantee, via Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Mayr
Lemmon
Advi
Eatonic
Wii Drug
Public blamed for car shortage in Iowa
The Iowa Railroad Commission appeals to shippers and railroads to speed grain and flour shipments as elevator and mill closures due to car shortages threaten a severe winter. They cite 61 percent filling of box car orders on Aug 26 and 11,000 loaded cars idle after the strike, urging full car loading and rapid handling to avert a broader crisis.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Railroad Commission
Dwight N. Lewis
John A. Gusher
Charles Webster
George L. McCaughan
Aishton
Hale Holden
Holden
Iowa Farmers and Labor to Confer in Des Moines
Des Moines September 16 Iowa farmers and labor announce a October 1 conference at the Wellington hotel to study price spreads between what farmers receive for foodstuffs and what consumers pay. President F A Canfield says multiple farm groups and the United Mine Workers will attend to align on high cost of living and plan actions.
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Des Moines
Lta
F. A. Canfield
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Wellington Hotel
United Mine Workers of America
Canfield
Bethel Community To Honor Soldiers Picnic
Bethel community eight miles northeast of Washington holds a sunset park picnic dinner on Saturday September 206th to honor soldier and sailor boys. A program includes addresses by Rev W G Robertson of Crawfordsville Mr Wolfe of Cedar Rapids and Alex Miller. Details announced elsewhere in the Journal.
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Bethel
Washington
Sunset Park
W. G. Robertson
Crawfordsville
Mr. Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Alex Miller
Roughing It With a Country Overnight
A city boy Robert and his father are stranded overnight in a rural home after a car breakdown. They stay in a humble house and wake to unfamiliar surroundings. Robert recalls the night saying sleeping on a feather bed and washing in a dishpan on the back porch felt great.
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Robert
Iowa corn crop tops last year amid good conditions
Iowa's September 1 crop estimate shows corn production potentially at 409,511,000 bushels, far above last year's 375,624,000, with favorable weather boosting corn condition to 96 percent and statewide reports predicting strong yields. Silo filling advances in central and northern regions while oats, wheat, and barley forecasts vary.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank S. Pinney
Federal Bureau of Crop
Fis
Lawa
Lown
United States
Jowa
Burlington
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