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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1923

Page

5

Proceedings of Washington County Board Meetings 1923

Compiled notes from the Washington County Board and Board of Supervisors meetings held July 21 1923 through September 4 1923 detailing minutes read approvals of accounts regular and vacation claims transfers of funds road system changes extensions of contracts road and bridge actions easements and health program adoption with appropriations and officer nominations and resumes of adjourned sessions.

Alan J. W. Parrow Sam Wim. Plank English River Township A. J. Morgan A. L. Griffith Board of Supervisors American Rwy. Express L& P. Rwy. Co Holt Mfg. Co Brida CM. & St. P. Rwy. Co Cc. & Q. Rwy. Co State Highway Commission R. R. Lt Besse Jones Dan Hesseltine H. Oo. D. Page W. W. Wilson Washington County Wm. Plank Dennis Hesseltine Iowa State Board of Health

Reveal True Character in The Gentle Man and the Philosopher

The passage extols moral virtue shaping character, praising beauty and decency as central to a refined gentleman and philosopher as articulated in Shaftesbury. It frames virtue as a life-guiding taste and discipline.

Shaftesbury

Power of Hydrogen Atoms

Energy released by transforming hydrogen atoms in a tumblerful of water could power a steamship to travel from America to Europe and back.

America Europe

Removal of Tattoo by Salicylic Paste Method

The text describes a tattoo removal method using a paste of salicylic acid and glycerin. A compress is placed over the paste and secured with plaster, then the paste is left on until the dead skin is removed. The process is repeated about three times.

Neighbors Share News and Social Visit Tidbits

Mrs. Dora Meheffee Kiger and Mrs. Lewis Matthews of Des Moines visit nearby friends. Local social club attendees enjoyed a gathering at Will Pennengroths. Families and friends from Kinross Ottumwa and Iowa City visitations noted along with travel to Maxwell Emmett Idaho and Wenatchee Washington. A new Velie car arrives for Ode Ferguson. The Braden Club hosted at Muriel Wittings with a wiener roast and hospital fundraiser.

Nira Dora Meheffee Kiger Lewis Matthews Des Moines Will Pennengroths Joe Hradek Sigourney Connley Kinross Washington W. R. Richards Julius Kime Fremont James Long Mary Shryock Iowa City Ottumwa Jay Orris Delbert Kate Mann Maxwell Emmett Idaho Wm. Modland Ode Perguson J. A. Marsh Ainsworth Cal Gormley B. D. Twinam Henry Fredrickson Braden Club Muriel Witting Perkins Hospital Edna Witting James Welsh Cal Gormly Wenache Wash

Brighton News Notes Page Highlights Local Happenings

Brighton and surrounding area residents gather for church supper and social events. The article lists visits, travels to California, fair attendance, family movements, new jobs, and ongoing town improvements, including well drilling and property remodeling and notable local moves.

Coppock and Area Residents Visit Old School Mates

G Willie of Emmett county and J J Fitzgerald of Ainsworth spent a pleasant day with E E Nichols and family. Glenn Hesser of Winfield visited home folks. Coppock hosts Olds Saturday at 2 30 p m with a large crowd expected.

Mies Kyle Pleasant Plain Kate Mann Idaho Coppock Olds

Riverside Route 3 Riverside Okmulgee Traces Community Happenings

Riverside notes detail visits from Miss Helen Masty now in Okmulgee and returning to Iowa City for university work. Local families host gatherings, clover hullers face rain delays, farming tasks resume with fence repairs and packing, and residents attend church events, shop in Washington, or plan fishing trips in Minnesota.

Riverside R. 1 Helen Masty George Prehoda Okmulgee Okla Prehoda University Iowa City Okmulgee High School Ray Cummings Ray Steele Frank Mincer Joe Lear Vic Mougin Warren Watkins Jesse Sanders Bess McCall Washington Will Geret Chas. Lorack Oscar McArtor Clair Flynn Phillips Ed Murphy Baby Albert Navy May Mincer Mary Minegarden Lee Buchwalter Lee Cress Dee Godlove Chas. McMullen Minnesota I Cone Pete Gerat Roy Gerat Russell Denison Stanley Heck John Houseal River Junction Louw Raymond

High School Baseball Narrowly Edges Town Team

In Crawfordsville on September 15 the high school baseball team played after school against the town team and lost 9 to 8. Sophomores initiated freshmen at the school house. Juniors and seniors held a weiner roast at Long Creek while the seventh and eighth grades met at Whippoorwill Park for another roast.

Crawfordsville Long Creek Whippoorwill Park

Braden and Smith Headed to Iowa City Event

Fragmentary notice shows 18 year old Sert Braden and Mrs Edna Witting traveling with Sert Smith to Iowa City Tuesday afternoon for an upcoming engagement or appointment.

Night Elephant Hunting in Wide World Magazine

A nocturnal hunting piece describes on foot pursuit of bull elephants that raid native gardens. It warns noises at night can mislead, as pigs or other animals imitate elephant sounds, heightening tension before the expected clash with elephants in darkness.

Wide World

Deforestation's toll in Tennessee Appalachians

The article notes copper ore roasting and smelting near a Tennessee town have destroyed vegetation over a large area, causing rapid soil erosion and gullied slopes. Surface runoff floods rise higher, and perennial springs dry up, reducing land for agriculture or grazing.

Appalachians Tennessee

Turnips in Jerusalem Joke Reveals Farmer Banter

A Scottish farmer asks a minister about the Holy Land after his return from Jerusalem. The minister recounts sighting Jerusalem Jericho and the Jordan and climbing Mount. The farmer cuts in with a joke about turnips near Jordan and the Dead Sea.

Holy Land John Lebanon Jerusalem Jericho Jordan Mount Dead Sea London

The Effect

Smith, after learning his wife was at a movie with another man, rushed to the theater and asked the manager for help. The manager announced a plan to darken the theater to avoid scandal as the couple left, and half the audience stood to depart.

Stray Bits of Wisdom and Practical Jokers

A fragment quotes J. Jefferson noting that practical jokers rarely take prescriptions with pleasure, comparing their mindset to physicians. The line suggests wary humor and skeptical wisdom from a historical voice.

J. Jefferson

Consolation of a Man Who Solved His Earthly Problems

A troubled voice notes that a dead man has resolved all his earthly problems, implying a final peace beyond earthly struggles. The line frames mortality and relief as a paradoxical consolation.

Grandma's Dinner for Nonagenarians Tarnished by Feud

In a small town Mr. Bogart hosts a dinner for residents older than ninety. Grandma and Miss Hanks, once suitors, feud during the meal, ending with a scuffle over prune whip. The host hints at a follow up party, keeping the rivalry alive.

Mr. Bogart Grandma Miss Hanks Mr. Bartlett Mr. Rings

Meat demand gaps and livestock trends in U S agriculture

A study by the United States Department of Agriculture covering 1850 to 1922 finds the human population grew faster than livestock, hog numbers fluctuated more than other animals, and sheep declined the most. It notes rising difficulty supplying meat while keeping export surpluses, with livestock tied to grain and crop storage. famine from crop failure is deemed unlikely in great meat-eating nations.

United States Department of Agriculture Bnaman

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