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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
4
A column condemns strikes that defy leadership and hurt shippers and bystanders. It argues majority suffering may be necessary for minority relief and calls for impartial courts and bystander arbiters to settle employer worker disputes.
A whimsical spring poem extols the season with lively imagery of harps, woodland scenes, and a defiant upbeat mood. The speaker resists winter’s chill, embraces renewal, and playfully imagines dancing through the city as spring arrives.
A writer argues the driving fault lies in labor and capital conflict harming the public. Warehouses overflow with undelivered packages as truck drivers strike, delaying mail and business. The author calls for a strike against strikes to demand justice for all, noting the public bears the costs.
A visitor notes the city’s warm hospitality and the excellent accommodations that leave strangers impressed by its cleanliness and orderly streets. Local hosts highlight cultural charm and reliable services that welcome travelers.
James R. Carson of Omaha Nebraska credits Tanlac with curing indigestion constipation neuralgia and chronic fatigue. He reports weight gain improved sleep and renewed energy after taking the medicine and recommends it to others. Tanlac is sold in Washington by Sherman Bros and by leading druggists.
A compilation of clipped commentaries from Iowa papers reflects humor and critique. Editors joke about hog farming and publication refusals while readers debate Einstein's relativity and foreign policy. The quotes reveal local attitudes toward national affairs and world events.
Local paper presents concise items from Washington County including community updates, upcoming events, and brief notices. Readers catch a snapshot of daily happenings in the area.
The large fire apparatus struggled through a mud hole on West Main Street this morning delaying response to a fire at the Maine home. The incident highlights poor street conditions and the need for better fire fighting access.
The Iowa Wesleyan Glee Club will perform the operetta Pinafore Friday evening at the Washington High School auditorium. A cast of thirty voices provides a comedy filled musical show with elaborate costumes and scenery. Tickets are 25 and 35 cents, reservations available at Phillips Drug Store. performance starts at 8 o clock Adyt.
Newton residents are asked to cooperate in a three day city cleaning campaign on April 22 23 and 24. The effort is led by local schools the Y M C A Woman's Club and Newton Commercial Association with citizens to improve the city's appearance.
A Boston transcript notes teachers say grocers will not accept knowledge as payment for school supplies. The line suggests barter limits and economic tension in the community.
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