Buick Giveaway Prompted by Saturday Drawing
Supreme efforts by club members as all must call the campaign office to OK their standings before closing hour Saturday night. Judges will tally the last official count with credits from the ballot box to determine the winners.
Sealed Ballot Box Ends Washington Democrat Campaign
Three day final push for the Washington Democrat circulation drive ends with a sealed ballot box at Commercial Savings Bank. Members must deposit credits by 8 p m Saturday Jan 2 with judges counting the votes and awarding hundreds of dollars in prizes including a Buick Sedan.
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Washington Democrat
Commercial Savings Bank
C. M. Keck
R. R. Breese
Breese & Krouth
B. F. Bostwick
Washington Oil Company
T. A. Michels
Homer Stephen
Stephen’s Jewelry
John D. Kern
The
Baptist Church
L. B. Lupton
Democrat
Cold snap drives Washington tiny low record with frost
The report notes record low temperatures in Washington over the weekend with the mercury falling to fourteen degrees and then easing to seven below before warming to two below. Other regions are mentioned with California enjoying cooler breezes while Iowa and Iona are referenced in passing.
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Washington
Mercury
Iona
Mrs White and Daughters Visit Father at Home
Mrs S H White and her two daughters Catherine and Harriet are visiting at the home of her father Mr Joe Purvis. The brief social note records a family gathering at Purvis residence with the three generations present.
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S. H. White
Catherine
Harriet
Joe Purvis
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
The Democrat thanks readers and business partners for a busy year at its printing office in Washington. Seven men and one woman were steadily employed, with late hours to meet demand. The paper seeks reader cooperation to share local news and community happenings for a better upcoming year.
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Washington
The
Democrat
the Democrat
A Pioneer Kaleidoscope of Dodds Neighborhood Life
A memoir recalls peaceful Dodds neighborhood youth in the 1860s with modest dances and plays, unity across sexes, and absence of crime. It describes wartime shifts, Lincoln Douglass politics, Wide Awake rallies, and family losses in the Civil War, including uncles Joshua Gardner and Elisha Payne.
Harry Bell Retires From Post Office January 22
A local Christmas bonus surprise for J. C. Penney female staff totals 275 dollars for four women Miss Dora Minick Miss Pearl Hammil Mrs Opal Putman and Mrs L Co Crawford The bonus is paid yearly to women employed a year or longer with checks mailed from New York City and decorated with holly and candies The store offers men gifts raises and potential ownership opportunities based on performance.
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J. C. Penney Company
8S. A. Dickerson
Dora Minick
Pearl Hammil
Opal Putman
L. Co. Crawford
New York City
Saw Over Forty Years Service In Department Starting Under His Father
Harry Bell, veteran Post Office clerk, will be pensioned January 22 at age sixty five after forty years of continuous service. He began under his father when the post office stood near the old Washington County Savings Bank. he recalls trains, postage, stamps, and changing mail methods from three cent letters to modern parcel post.
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Abraham Licoln
Stephen A. Douglass
Wendell Phillips
Owen Lovejoy
North
Union States
Crawfordsville
James F. Wilson
Fairfield
Lincoln
Free Territories
Clifton
Washington
Fort Sumter
Marsh Haines
Washington Company
Henry
Washington Press
Joshua Gardner
4Th Iowa Cavalry
Finley Chapel
John Moore
Elisha Payne
Elisha Clifton
Marshall
Iowa
Virginia
Harry Bell
Federal Department
Democrat
Billy Glovers Shoe
Washington County Savings Bank
Bell
Rock Island R. R
Mr. Bell
Lee
Fort Logan
Colorado
Donald
Washington National Bank
Elizabeth Bell
Chicago
Seattle
North Green Street
North 2Nd Avenue
W. W. Wilson
Elizabeth Bell Spends Christmas at Home with Relatives
Miss Elizabeth Bell, teaching in Chicago this year, spent Christmas with relatives in the area. It is her first holiday at home for several years due to prior duties in the West keeping her away from friends here.
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Elizabeth Bell
Chicago
Elizabeth
West
New Y's Men to Install Officers Next Tuesday
The Y's Men's club will install its new officers at the Tuesday January 5 meeting at 6 30 p.m. A special committee has prepared a banquet with Mrs John Dodd catering at the house. Toastmaster J Elliot Grayson will introduce the retiring president and the new president Leland Morrison. All members and spouses are expected to attend.
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Y’s Men's Club
C. H. Morton
John Dodd
J. Elliot Grayson
Leland Morrison
Pearl Stephens Whistler to Broadcast on WOAW January 10
Mrs. Pearl Stephens Whistler will host a radio program on WOAW January 10 from 2 45 to 4 PM. Her husband Edwin Whistler and Miss Ida Cavender will broadcast from the same station.
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WOAW
Pearl Stephens Whistler
Edwin Whistler
Ida Cavender
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