J F Simpson Seen Morning Brighton Passenger
J F Simpson was a morning passenger for Brighton on business according to local notes.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1922
Page
10
J F Simpson was a morning passenger for Brighton on business according to local notes.
Washington social and business updates highlight visits by Mrs J D Clancy and Ralph Bauer, club meetings including the Ladies Aid and Rosemary Club, a Democratic County Conference at city hall, and upcoming sessions of the Hoyay Camp Fire girls and various church groups. Also noted are travels of the Gibson family, purchases, and an 1863 New York Herald issue exhibited at the diurnal office.
Foreign authorities in China guard nationals amid civil war disturbances. Coal Martin, commander of the With United States infantry, meets with American minister De Z G Schuhman. British dispatch white troops to guard the legation. American marines reinforced at the capital.
The West Chester orchestra assisted by violinist Clark Pulver will give a concert Thursday evening April 27 at 8 oclock at the M E church Admission 15e and 25e The Women s Home Missionary meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Frank Kurtz 305 S Ave C Mrs Glasgow will be leader The Art department of the Por nightly club will meet at Mrs Wilsons home Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock Members elect for next year are invited to attend
The American Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the American Legion rooms Farmers & Merchants Bank Building Officers urged to attend and stay for important business. 5813 Damascus Shrine No 10 White Shrine of Jerusalem holds a ceremonial next Thursday April 26 at 7 30 in Commercial club rooms with a 2 00 pm meeting and banquet at 6 30 priced one dollar per plate Notify Mrs R H Walker by April 25 if you can attend
George J. Davis longtime railroad builder and promoter and president of Tale Central was found dead in the ocean near Mussel Rock on the San Mateo county coast. Authorities say the evidence points to murder. Davis formerly lived in Grand Rapids Michigan.
San Francisco April 24 report says Harry Wiltx aged seventy eight a veteran captain of Pad the coastwise sailing vessels died at his Berkeley home from heart disease after a long career aboard ships along the coast.
April 24 at Camp Grant. Reckionds HK reports electric service cut as government failed to pay its bill, leaving the camp in darkness as power was turned off by the utility.
Fragment of text mentions a man with a continent of undiscovered character and a playful line about Columbus. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events are clearly stated.
The concept that microbes cause disease traces back to a German scientist in the seventeenth century, marking an early milestone in medical science.
Mrs Woot row Wilson will assume a prominent role at the first national conference since 1920, as Democratic women and leaders map plans for the 1922 congressional elections. Emily Newell Blair, Missouri national committeewoman, oversees the women's division and organized the gathering at party headquarters.
Washington April 24 The breach between the administration and Congress over soldiers bonus legislation narrows. There is an excellent prospect that it may be mended entirely. Congressional leaders have told the President that sentiment in both houses is overwhelmingly strong and likely to override a veto.
James Pickle, a pioneer shipbuilder of San Francisco, died after a several month illness. He was seventy five years old and was born in Arbeat Scotland.
Tiny canary sized birds in South Africa form vast nesting colonies. Each pair builds a small nest on a shared tree, and thousands nest together. Year by year new nests appear until branches sag under weight or space runs out, prompting a new colony on a nearby tree.
A quotation from Pope expresses a deep affection for reading over social chatter. The speaker values books and study as companion and vocation, preferring literature to lively talk and companionship.
A civic appeal by W W Wolary urging local purchasing to support Washington Iowa firms and contractors. He argues buying at home keeps money in local channels, sustains development, and prevents decay and relocation. He warns against shopping beyond state lines and catalog temptations.
A concise Chicago American item notes a playful zinger about asking a woman her age after she passes twenty seven, reflecting social banter of the era. The line underscores attitudes toward secrecy and age in gendered humor.
If a color bolere is introduced in a room by new shades or hues, the cooler scheme should be considered. Lighting effects should avoid pure colors. Tints of rose or DUTT enhance complexion while red orange or bright yellow diminish facial flaws.
A Willa Cather quotation reflects on companionship and the importance of shared dreams over mere living arrangements. It cites a line about dreaming and press deals shaping our lives.
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