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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

3

Yard to Manage Farm Union Store

A. W. Yard, current Benteco cash store manager, will become manager of the Farmers Union store on the square’s southwest corner next Monday, succeeding Roy Maple who leaves for other work. Mrs. Yard will assist at the union store. Bert Sands moves to Renteco east side store with his son Rex. Don Hampsher will join the Renteco chain at Washington.

A. W. Yard Benteco Cash Farmers Union Roy Union Washington Renteco Ainsworth Rex Sands

Fragmentary Character Description From A Classic Text

A garbled passage describes facial features associated with language aptitude and character. It mentions prominent eyes, a Grecian nose, a long nostril, and cheek structure, noting space between features and implied vigor or vitality.

Message to Ex Service Men From Bureau Campaign

Ex service men are urged to consult the Bureau of War Risk Insurance campaign aimed at informing rights under the war risk act. Officials will visit Davenport August 11 12 Iowa City August 13 Cedar Rapids August 15 16 17 and Des Moines August 23 24 25 for case reviews medical aid and expedited examinations.

Bureau of War Risk Insurance Davenport Aucuet Iowa City Cedar Rapids Des Moines

John Wilson, Civil War Veteran, Dies in Oregon Home

Mrs Mie WH L. O'Loughlin learned yesterday of the death of her brother John Wilson aged 82 at his Woodburn Oregon residence. He suffered a paralytic stroke on Saturday and passed away the next day. A former county resident, he moved west 39 years ago and shared a golden wedding anniversary with his wife Sarah Crumpacker on July 1.

L. O'Lo Ughlin John Wilson Woodburn Oregon Sarah Crumpacker

Y Playground To Be Closed Thursday

Tomorrow August 10 marks the final day of the Community Y M C A playground program directed by Prof. W F Hickel. Sessions will be held at Sunset Park due to repairs at the Heights school ground with Mr. Bickel seeking large attendance.

Y. M. CA W. F. Hickel Sunset Park Heights Schol Ground Bickel

Danger in Too Close Shave

A New York physician warns that shaving in creases increases neuralgia and facial nervous troubles. Daily close shaving of the upper lip allegedly weakens eye nerves, with eye trouble often vanishing when a mustache is allowed to grow.

New York

Harvest Seasonal Foods Spark Local Market Hustle

The note urges Nancy to fetch taters beans cabbage and roasting ears to satisfy appetite and mentions butter eggs and poultry being sold at lower prices for Wednesday. Uncle Joshua’s hens are described as loafing while Nancy is urged to call Dad Reisters.

Nancy Joshua

Washington County Courts Set Tennis Elimination and Road Upgrades

The Washington tennis club schedules matches with Crawfordsville with two out of three sets to decide the team for a local tournament. A county board of supervisors approves a resolution to improve about eighteen miles of primary roads next year using federal funds and road certificates. The list includes crews marching to Camp Doodge and a large roster for Troop Cavalry under Capt. Bart Simerman.

Mirat Town Cavalry Bart Simerman Camp Dodee Rock Teland County Board of Supervisors Court House Washington County Kalona Road Johnson County Ainawori Road Louise County West Chester Iowa Board of Supervisors Towa State, Highway, Commission Louisa County Phat Acta 38Th General Assembly Satin J. W. Parrow C. O. Dayton A. J. Moran Bard of Supervisors A. A. L. Griffith

Independents Schedule Two Games for Washington Team

Manager Gene Frepkin of the Independents announces two early games for the Washington youth baseball team. They will play at Keota on Wednesday August 17 and at Columbus Junction on Sunday August 14. An interteam match with the older Washington squad may be delayed two to three weeks due to players' vacations.

Rebekah Lodge Washington County Odd Fellows Building Washington Brighton Riverside Wellman Colum Junction Eldon Ottumwa Keota Washington Lodge Rebekahe Gene Frepkin The Independents Columbus Junction

Iowa 1920 Census Shows High School Attendance Rise

The 1920 census reports 325 018 Iowa children ages 7 to 13 with 95.0 percent attending school, up from 93.2 percent in 1910. Among 14 and 15 year olds attendance was 85.8 percent and 16 or 17 year olds 51.4 percent. White children 7 to 13 rose from 83.2 to 95.0 percent. colored 7 to 13 moved from 92.4 to 95.0. Urban 7 to 12 years attendance 95.5 percent. rural 94.5. Urban includes towns of 2 500 or more.

Iowa

Couple to Visit Daughter in Mexico Missouri

Mr and Mrs Ed Mikseh departed last evening to visit at the home of their daughter in Mexico Missouri The item notes a family trip and the daughter's residence as the main detail.

Ed Mikseh Mexico

Bee Mistake Causes Garden Incident

Junior and his sister were playing in the garden when the sister screamed. Their mother rushed out as Junior explained that the sister mistook a bee for a butterfly and the sting harmed her.

Junior Sister

Vertica railway and elevator history in Bowland and Europe

A fragment discusses an early vertical railway in Bowland and a fort installation for Albert bali to ride. It notes a penny fee for passengers and contrasts the concept with modern elevators in Europe and the United States. It claims the US as birthplace of the skyscraper and suggests building heights are rarer in Europe.

Bowland Uft Albert Bali Europe United States Ameriea Lerepe

How to Harden House Plants for Outdoor Stages

If you have beer starting house plants in the house, we sure that you harden them off well before you transfer them to the open ground. This means gradually exposing them to the outside air, or setting them to a cold frame. If you lack glass for a frame, cover it with prepared cloth, which is cheaper and satisfactory.

Washington Nurse To Attend Reunion of Hospital Unit R

Mise Abnes Swift, a nurse who served with Hospital Unit R in World War I, will attend the unit's second annual reunion in Fairfield Iowa August 12 to 15. The event features a campfire, races, lantern slides of Contrexerveille France, and addresses by Captains B J Webber and Frank M Fuller.

Washington Pital Fairfield Iowa Gol James F Clarke Chautauqua Park Park Auditorium Pr. B. J. Webman Burlington Contrexerile France Frank M. Fuller Luneville Seeter United To Campie

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