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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1925

Page

8

Essex coach sold to Brighton resident in local sale

The Essex coach was sold to William McClintie of Brighton as reported by Mangold's Garage. Arnold Link has returned to Iowa City to resume studies at the state university after Easter at his father Joe Link's home. Mr and Mrs I E Coffey of West Chester are in Washington on business. Rev F W Eastwood and Silas Korf will return from a meeting of the Iowa City Presbytery in Brook lyn. Mrs J R Coutter arrived from St Louis for her brother in law Rose Coulter's funeral. Ada Davis went to her Brighton farm for the day.

Mangold Essex William McClintie Brighton Arnold Link Iowa City The State University Joe Link I. E. Coffey West Chester Washington F. W. Eastwood Silas Korf Brooklyn Iowa J. R. Coutter St. Loui S Rose Coulter Frank Appleby Harvey Matthews la Grande Oregon Frank Harvey

Local Notices and Appointments From Washington Area

Community snippets describe Mrs. George S. Dempsey visiting Davenport and returning with sister Mrs. Edw. A. Swift. David McCreedy helps at Warren Seed Store. Mrs. Arthur Wiley undergoes hospital surgery with improving condition. Mrs. J. R. Branchflower sails to Peoria then Jackson Michigan. Mrs. Dickerson to follow home soon. White Yard Co. promotes trellises and oak flooring while naming products and prices.

J. R. Branchflower Harry Dickerson Peoria, Jr

Ward and Co advertise spring coats and fabrics

H I Ward and Co promote spring coats with and without fur selling from 16 50 and up Also featured are tweed knickers for women and girls at 3 75 and khaki play outfits for children at 98 cents per suit Cretonies and stri ped denims promoted as durable for covers The column also notes a local birth and business news from La Grande Oregon and misc public notices

H. I. Ward and Co Oe Ward and Co

Rev A R Oates to lead Belvidere Illinois church

The Rev Arthur St Oates former pastor of the Joo Presbyterian church will leave Washington in late May to become pastor of the Presbyterian church at Belvidere Illinois. He has accepted a unanimous call and will resign his field work for the Board of Christian Education of the Presbyterian church to take the Belvidere post. He cites desire to be with family and continue meaningful ministry as reasons for the move. Belvidere, a city of about 8000, has an active congregation similar to Washington and offers him continued opportunity in the ministry.

Arthur St. Oates Joo Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Belvidere Board Christian Education Oat Board of Education Belvidere Belvidere Washington Oates Our Race Rev

New Postal Charges Take Effect Under New Law

The public faces new postal rates effective today with unchanged first class letters and government mail. Postcards and private mailing cards now require two cents. newspapers mailed by individuals have higher rates on lighter papers and lower on heavier rolls. Parcel post stays mostly the same with a two cent add on each package. rural routes are exempt from this increase. Insurance and special delivery fees see minor adjustments by weight.

Washington

National Museum to Display Patents of Scientific Worth

The patent office begins sorting 155 600 models to identify those of historical and scientific value. A commission including Thomas E. Robertson and Charles D. Walcott will select items, with Congress providing $10 000 for expenses. Many items may stay at the Patent Office Museum while others go to museums or original depositors.

National Museum Washington Patent Office Thomas E. Robertson Patents Charles D. Walcott Smithsonian Institution Congress National Museum of the Patent Office

Kansas ends bond tax exemption for state and local issues

Kansas will tax state and municipal securities starting next year after a legislative dispute. The new bill taxes any bond issue dated after March 1 1925, leaving federal bonds still tax free and placing other issues on the tax rolls March 3 1926.

Kansas Pera Kan

Edgington Family Recovers After Car Accident

Dr J E Edgington and his wife andMiss Susie were in a ditch collision. The car toppled onto its roof but the doctor freed himself using a jack that landed readily for him. All are improving despite injuries and the family recalls the scare.

Governor Implements Budget Basis For North Carolina

North Carolina adopts a budget system where all departments except the highway commission become fiscally centralized under the governor. The governor may propose balanced appropriations and order department reorganizations to cut costs, aiming to curb overdrafts and close a projected nine million dollar general fund deficit by July 1, 1925.

Amundsen Sets End of May Pole Flight Date

Captain Roald Amundsen plans a North Pole aerial expedition from Danes Island off Svitzbergen. Forty men will be involved ashore, but only six will fly. The party sails from Tromsoe to Danes Island aboard the steamer Hobby in late April or early May.

Amundsen Oslo Norway Roald Amundsen North Pole Danes Island Svitzbergen Engneer Andree Polar Basin Tromsoe Hobby

Toledo Seed Market Prices and Dates

Toledo Ohio seed market report lists Clover seed cash 17.00 asked with October 14.50 bid. Timothy seed cash 3.30 with May 3.35 and September 3.75 dates.

Toledo Ohio Clover Seed Timothy Seed

Protect Birds From House Cats Says Biological Survey

The Biological Survey urges bird protection by preventing cat predation during nesting season. It cites a $1 600 000 600 loss to crops from insects and grubs and notes cats and other threats reduce wild bird populations. Recommendations include nest boxes shrubbery water in summer and shelter food in winter while limiting cats during nesting.

Washington Biological Survey Tabby

Japan prince eyes bird trade and goldfish swap

Prince Taka Tsukasa of Japan visited a London cage-bird show to buy canaries and other songbirds for the Orient. He as vice president of the Japanese Ornithological Society plans possibly an international syndicate to swap Tokyo goldfish for linnets, goldfinches, and other imported songbirds.

London Taka Tsukasa Prince Regent Japan Ornithological Society England Orient Europe Tokio

Rare Rabbits May Bring Wealth to Saskatchewan

Moose Jaw April 12 Howard Smith a local railwayman begins a new farming venture raising Chinchilla rabbits for commerce. Chinchilla pelts sell from 3.50 to 10 wraps fetch 10000 to 15000 dollars and the rabbits native to the Andes thrive in cold weather and burrow between rocks.

Moose Jaw Sask Howard Smith Ths City Canada Andes Chile Peru Bolivia

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