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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1920

Page

5

Mrs Shonts Reinstated as Administrator of Theodore Shonts Estate

New York April 7 Mrs Milla D Shonts is restored by the appellate division as administrator of Theodore P Shonts estate head of Interborough Traction Company The court set aside Surrogate Fowler order noting the widow’s right to manage her husband’s household estate and that a pretended will naming Amanda C Thomas existed The article traces Shonts Iowa origins and ascent to railroads and Interborough presidency with a dramatic European social life arc.

New York Milla D. Shonts Appellate Division Theodore P. Shonts Interborau Traction Company Edgar 8. K. Merrill Iowa Crawford County Pennsylvania Monmouth College Centerville Harriet Amelia Drake Francis M. Drake Shonts Drake Shants Missouri Nebraska Indiana,linois, & Iowa St. Louis & Western Roosevelt Ishmian Canal Commission Pacific Chicago Theodora Marguerite Europe Edward St. James France United States Interborough The Interborourh Amanda C. Thomas Herbert Thomas Thomas Amanda Caskie Franklin Thomas Ke Thomas Thomas Hasydng

Soldier's Body Home First to Greene County

The first soldier from Greene county to reach home from France arrives in Jefferson. George Schilling of Cooper died in a Brest base hospital in October 1918 after leaving Greene county in July and falling ill en route. Funeral services were held at his parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. William Schilling, last Sunday.

Greene County Jefferson France George Schilling Cooper Brest Brent William Schilling

Do You Believe in Absolute Equality of Men

An aged sport dismisses the idea aloud. He says if equality existed there could be no friendly contest from a prize fight to a checker game. He argues equality would blind the sense of fair play and competition.

Lower Your Meat Bills With Cheaper Tough Cuts

Read showing how to cut costs by using tougher cuts of beef and other meats without sacrificing nutrition. Guidance covers selecting cuts like chuck and rump, marinating, slow cooking, searing to seal juices, and finishing with a savory sauce and vegetables for tender, flavorful meals.

Maine California

The Paper Age and Newsprint Consumption Growth

An analysis of the rise in newsprint use in the United States and Canada from 1880 to 1920, noting per capita increases, overall output, mill capacity, and the impact of advertising on demand. It discusses production figures, stock levels, and forecasts for 1920 to 1922 amid strong newspaper circulation.

United States Canada North America Zee

White Way at McGregor to get brick mile paving

McGregor Iowa residents held a mass meeting to approve a brick paving project on Main Street from bluff to the Mississippi River. The plan moves electric light poles to side streets while fourteen foot steel posts with 250 candle power lights will be installed at intervals on both sides of the paving.

McGregor M'Gregor McGregor Iowa

Early Express Founder Harnden Pioneered Mail Carrier Service

Willian Frederick Harnden of Boston created the first express carrier service for merchandise. He began his first trip from Boston to New York on February 28, 1839 having only an ordinary valise. Within months he hired two carriers and expanded to Philadelphia.

First Express Company Willian Frederick Harnden Boston New York Philadelphia

Gideon and His Three Hundred Victory Teachings

A devotional summary of Gideon’s call and the 300 chosen by God to defeat the Midianites. It highlights testing troops by water, divine encouragement, and the symbolic use of trumpets lamps and broken pitchers leading to victory with God's power.

Gideon God Christ Lord

Doing the Will of God in Life and Aftermath

A quotation from Professor Drummond emphasizes that the purpose of life is to fulfill the will of God. It argues ambition should align with divine aim, claiming real success lies in completed obedience to God.

Hu Man God Professor Drummond

Say Not Unto Thy Neighbor Proverb

A Persian proverb admonishes not to delay helping a neighbor when you have the means to do so. It cautions against promises of tomorrow and urges timely generosity and mercy.

County Churches Ainsworth Methodist Service Schedule

The Ainsworth Methodist church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League meets at 7:00 p.m. with an illustrated lecture on The Philippines at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible study and prayer begin 7:30 p.m. Choir practice 8:30 p.m. Last Sunday twenty-one new members united. more expected. Visitors welcomed. The Sunday musical program drew high praise.

Ainsworth Methodist Epworth League Phillipines

Washington Scouts Unite Under Secretary Huxford Leader

The Washington Boy Scouts consolidate into a single troop led by Secretary Huxford with Don Ross assisting. The 36 members plan Tenderfoot tests by May first and aim for thrift and duty before expeditions. Meeting details and a roll of current scouts are noted, including uniforms and leadership notes.

Washington Huxford Don Ross Leonard Paulson Des Moines

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