Band Concert Draws Strong Town Attendance and Praise
A large crowd enjoyed an above average local entertainment by the Band Boys last night. Soloists Cleveland Dayton Grover Nelswanger and readers impressed audience members as mandolin and trombone performances featured with Miss Coleman Miss Slocum Miss Hallie Lordo and Charles Langenberg delivering refined numbers. The event was financially successful and praised for variety and quality, with public funds encouraged for future shows.
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Preiser
Mandolin Club
Cleveland Dayton
Charles Langenberg
Washington
Grover Nelswanger
Coleman
Lou Slocum
Hallie Lordo
Band Boys
Band concert thanks to contributors and supporters
The band boys extend special thanks to Hallie Berdo Coleman Lou Slocum Laura Rich Lena Maxwell Chas Langenberg Grover Neils wanger H Wilson FL Wilson and A H Wallace for services and cash contributions that supported the success of the concert.
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Hallie Berdo
Coleman
Lou Slocum
Laura Rich
Lena Maxwell
Messrs
Chas, Langenberg
Grover Neilswanger
H Wilson
Wilson
A. H. Wallace
Millinery Opening Extended Due to Weather
Mrs. McCall’s millinery shop extends its opening through Thursday because of unfavorable weather keeping customers away. The continuation allows patrons to visit and inspect new hat styles and accessories in a public notice from the store.
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Mrs
Seventh Anniversary Dedication Observed at Masonic Temple
This evening at the Masonic Temple the Seventh Anniversary of the dedication will be observed. It is hoped the weather will not interfere with the success of the affair. Those planning new walks this summer are urged to see offerings from F. E. Swirr & Son.
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Masonic Temple
Tf F. E. Swirr & Son
Fk. E Swirr & Son
New City Administration: Ross Fades, Wilson Elected
Ragan chosen as city marshal and Bickford as street commissioner as the old and new administrations transition at city hall. Mayor Wilson outlines committees and priorities, urging uniform sidewalks, wider square gutters, and durable walks under street department supervision.
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Ragan
Bickford
Ross
Jackson Roberts
Mra
Chilcote
Geo. Ross
Aughey
Yeas and Peys
William Paul Moothart
C. H. Wilson
M. P. Miller
Geo.Yeas
Ed Walther
Chas Hebener
H. Wilson
Carl Keck
Pame Acork
Iecumbent
Miss Curran
Bertofore
Hibbener
Miller
Logan
T. A. Miller
J. M. Bickford
Henry Hull
Rank McKvoy
Wilson
S. B. Ragan
Mayor's address urged sewerage and water extensions in city
The mayor stresses finances, calling for a report on taxes and a clearer showing from the county treasurer. He urges urgent action on sanitary conditions, sewerage, drainage, extending water mains, and sidewalk ordinances with improved construction standards and printed guidance for property owners.
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Illuminating Company
Iowa City Council Receives Fourth Annual Report
The report to Washington Iowa city council highlights fiscal economy over four years, sewerage plans for residences, and ongoing improvements. It notes sand filter outlet for sewer disposal and local land use for future expansion, plus pride in current water works condition.
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City Council
Washington
Iowa
Richmond News Briefs Include Telephone Meeting and Local Wins
Richmond items report Jake Shilling and wife traveling from Dysartowa due to Geo Smith’s illness. Ben Ayres of Kalona visited. April notes list Will and Lee Derby and Mrs. Harry Newland departing for your city. A farmers meeting to discuss a north line telegraph project is planned. Dayton proud father of a son born this morning. Signs cause April fool joke at Dayton and Son. Several locals in Washington for juror duty and official visits. Elder A. D. Cornell preached in Richland. Chas Risk arrives as new printer. Daisy Hoover, Daisy Hoover ill. Mrs. Brinton improving from grip.
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Jake Shilling
Dysartowa
Geo. Smith
Ben Ayres
Kalona
A. D. Cornell
Richland
Dean
Chas Risk
Fairfield
T. D Brinton
Miss Helen Galloway to Lecture at Living Lake Church
Miss Helen Galloway will lecture at Living Lake church tomorrow evening at eight with a talk on missionary work in China and the Power Movement. The community is invited to attend and learn about the topics and related offerings.
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Helen Galloway
Living Lake Church
China
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