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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1929

Page

8

Local visitors and shrine tours noted in Harper event

Mr and Mrs John Brownhousen visit Harper to see relatives and attend a celebration. A home talent play Go Slow Mary at Bethel Friday evening. Mrs Mary Bartlett supreme worthy priestess of the White Shrine leaves Nelsonville for Rock Island to visit Shrines there. In Washington with Mrs Fred E Reid they toured eleven Shrines in Iowa.

John Brownhousen Harper Bethel Mary Bartlett White Shrine Nelsonville Rock Island Washington Fred E. Reid Iowa

Williams family tied to church and trial translator roles

Newell Williams of Detroit visits his mother Mrs. C S Williams who teaches at the junior college. Rev J W Zerbe speaks at Bethel Presbyterian Friday. Rev C Williams serves as Spanish translator in West Union during a Mexican trial. Peach notes mention good fruit but scarce crops due to harsh winters.

Newell Wiliams Detroit C. S. Williams J. W. Zerbe Bethel Presbyterian Church Williams West Union South America Mexico C. 8 Will

Egyptian Mummy Cases Made From Cedar or Fig Wood

Egyptian mummy cases commonly used durable cedar or fig tree wood. The practice reflects material choices in ancient funerary crafts and reflects regional timber availability and religious significance.

Egypt

Twenty Years Ago Today Hog Prices and Weather

Twenty years ago today hogs topped at eleven dollars. Weather forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures.

Christmas Card Lines Showcased by Mrs Kelly for Journal Readers

Mrs J M Kelly, who represented the Journal last year, will again show the Christmas card line to old and new customers. Designs are pretty this year and early orders are urged to avoid the holiday rush. Mrs Kelly can take personalized greetings as well as regular ecards.

J. M. Kelly Journal Kelly

House Delays Legislation Until Tariff Bill Passes

Republican and Democratic leaders agreed to postpone legislative business until the tariff bill is passed. A return to work is set for Oct. 14, with passage not expected before Oct. 28 and possibly until mid November.

Washington U.P House

Ainsworth Journal Local Notes and Visits

Letta Kieper of Ainsworth visited Helen Baker on Saturday and helped cook for silo workers. Mrs T H Will and Mrs Wood visit for a few weeks. Neighbors prepare to finish filling silo today. Fall festival draws many locals. Rodger Colthurst and children Betty and George Raymond stay with his parents in Waterloo. Helen Baker stays with Letta Kieper and attends class party. Mrs S R Baker returns home after visiting Hiram Baker.

Ainsworth Letta Kieper Helen Baker T. H. Will Wood Rodger Colthurst Betty George Raymond Mrs. Reaney Waterloo

Mountains Shield Town From Winds Says Weather Bureau

The weather bureau states a town ringed by mountains is less likely to suffer wind injuries than open areas. Winds peak in mountain passes, but severe storms dislike valleys unless aligned with the storm path.

Weather Bureau

Bus Line Petitions Favored by Board

Four decisions by the state railroad commission approve two passenger bus routes and two freight operations. Pickwick Greyhound Lines gains permission for intra state traffic Davenport Des Moines with two local passenger restrictions. Cedar Rapids Iowan Railway and Light removal of local service ban Homestead Chinell Cedar Rapids Des Moines line. Phippen Trucks approved round Chariton Ottumwa freight bus line and Fy Gates La Porte City extend Waterloo La Porte City freight line to Belle Plaine.

Des Moines State Railroad Commission Pickwick Greyhound Lines Kansas City Davenport Iowa City West Liberty Grinnell Iown Railway and Light Corporation of Cedar Rapids Homestead Chinnell Phippen Trucks Russell Chariton Ottumwa Fy Gates la Porte City Waterloo- LaPorte City Belle Plaine

Message From Miss Doran Found In Pacific Waters

A rusted can drifted ashore near Santa Cruz carrying a note from Miss Doran, Auggie Pedlar, and Vilas Knope. The trio fled Oakland in the Dole race to Honolulu two years earlier. engine trouble forced a plunge 1,000 miles west of San Francisco. The note ends with Miss Doran’s last words.

Santa Cruz Calif Pacif Miss Doran Oakland Honolulu Pacific Auggie Peddiar Vilas Knope

Greatest oil well in petroleum history brings record output

In Pecos County Texas on Tuesday the largest well yet drilled produced 8 529 barrels in one hour under test. If sustained for 24 hours the output would reach about 204 696 barrels, a fifteenth of U S daily total. The well was completed without trouble.

San Angelo Tex U.P Pecos County United States

Trail of Bandits End at Manilla Filling Station Robbery

Des Moines report says two men who robbed a filling station near Dysart and another near Primghar led investigators to Manilla Iowa. James Risden states suspects Earl York and Carl Smith registered at a Manilla hotel and rammed a car into pedestrians before being identified by description and vehicle.

Des Moines Dysart Benton County Primghar O'Brien Manilla James Risden State Bureau of Investigation Earl York Carl Smith Risden Crawford County Benton O’brien

Hoover Faces Domestic Pressures in Naval Limitation Push

Washington reports President Hoover confronts internal opposition and support as naval limitation talks hinge on domestic politics. Senate figures and public opinion sway the outcome while debate over parity and British scrap requirements shape the policy's fate.

Bethel Fall Festival and local visits noted in Washington chain

Daily notices list residents and visitors in Washington today. Mrs. George Perry from Fairfield plans to stay in Washington on business while J. R. George of Knoxville is also in the city. Mrs. A O Pratt heads to Harper for relatives and festivities. Mrs. R D Page of West Chester and Mrs. W V Mantier of Los Angeles stop en route to Sigourney and Drakesville respectively. Reservations for Bethel chicken dinner are on sale at Wittings harness shop served from 4 45 p m with 45 minute intervals. A party that borrowed Latechet extension ladder must return it at once.

George Perry Fairfield Washington R. D. Page West Chester W. V. Mantier Los Angeles Calif Sigourney W. H. Needham Charles Needham Witting

Gospels in Agreement Across Synoptic Texts

The synoptic gospels share similar viewpoints and sequencing. Matthew Mark and Luke present aligned subjects wording and order in their narratives.

Matthew Mark Tuke

Winter storage deals and farm market notes

New storage season begins with a five dollar monthly rate from Durant Motor Co. Wot Everette Young of Wellman reports ninety one spring pigs at about two hundred forty one pounds each. Joe Hines shows eighty one pigs around two hundred thirty pounds. Charley Thomas says these were top spring shipments. Mrs W F Wheelan of Perry Iowa travels to West Liberty for a visit then returns home visiting Joe Lohberger and George Wheelan in Washington. Schmoeller Bros Curlee Cloth.

Everette Young Wellman Joe Hines Charley Thomas W. F. Wheelan Perry Iowa West Liberty Joe Lohberger George Wheelan Washington

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