Local News Briefs From Washington Area
Arch Best Oxfords and better shoes for children advertised at Wilson's. Blanche Wolary ill with scarlet fever at Centerville home. Brady Davidson returns from Centerville visit. J M Finney leaves for a business trip to Austin MN. R J Morrow of Syracuse KS visiting Washington, guest at Latta home. Battery charging offered by Washington Motor Co. Genuine Ford 13 plate battery priced. Mrs J M Larimer of Peoria IL visiting family then returning home with a Richland stop for brother. Maurine Benn visits Rubio and Richland, returns home.
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Blanche Wolary
W. W. Seah
Inioa Miate
Washington
Wolary
Centerville
J. M. Larimer
Peoria
L. A. Jones
Richland
Ford
Washington Motor Co
Maurine Benn
Rubio
Free Battery Inspection at Washington Motor Co
Washington residents receive notices about free battery inspections. The column lists locals visiting relatives, business trips to Seymour and Chicago, and travelers stopping in Washington from Iowa City Kalona and Brihton with several named individuals and families.
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The
Washington Motor Co
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Iowa City
Washington
Fox Hunt Interrupted by Lucy's Bold Rescue
Lucy Wardour uses mercy to spare a fox from the Derringham Hunt after hiding it from hounds in her farmhouse. The Master objects yet Lucy releases the hunted animal, altering relations with the hunt and a possible marriage pivot with Arthur, the Master’s son.
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Ucy Wardour
Miss Wardour
Lucy
England
New York
Derringham
Gay
Ike
Primitive Man and Ancient Murals Unearthed
The American Museum of Natural History traces a complete history from present day to the Miocene era. It suggests erect or semi erect ancestors appearing before the end of the last glaciation. Murals and brain content of early humans reveal cultured capacity, with cave art found in Europe far more than in North America, save for a few prehistoric Ozark bone scratches.
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American Museum of Natural History
France
Spain
Europe
North America
Ozark Mountains
City Moves Cemeteries to Make Way for the Living
San Francisco plans moving 50,000 bodies from four cemeteries to free land for residents. The ordinance targets two cemeteries with two more likely to follow, ending a five year contest tied to historic rights and land use concerns. Angora to Anglicize city names as Turkish nationalists push to purge Greek terms and Greek street names amid a push to purify the language for wider Muslim communication.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
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Max Timmons
Roy Mallory
C. Hi. Snyder
Joe Snyder
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E. Grenfield
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Herman Berg
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T. J. Brady
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Mr. Brady
Chicaey
Wichita Eagle
Mexico
J. G. Secton
Oletha
Keota
Fred Reid
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick Jr
J. E. Bovee
Crawfordsville
Glen Zaring
Ernestine
Hazel Dean
Kalona
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Wonton
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McElhinney’s Drug Store
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