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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1922

Page

8

Local News Notes and Visit Reports

Reports from the area list Arch Best Ocfords and Mary Lamb of Chicago visiting at various homes. Shoppers from Winfield Washington visitors, and trips by Mr. and Mrs. BE Goodwin to Haysville. Arda Dankwardt visits Muscatine, Lacey Braden from Buhl visits George Brinton, Helent Mauthe goes to Ainsworth to visit Alice Peterson. Mrs Crawford and daughter Mary shop in Washington. Perry Hays visits Delta. Maria Scott travels to Birmingham. Clio Howard returns to work at Graham store after vacation. Visitors welcome at the laundry seeking inspection of equipment.

Local Social Notes Highlight Talents and Travel

Numerous residents travel to Davenport and Keota for fairs and family visits while others return from Waterloo and Iowa City. Er informally recounts neighbors visiting relatives, hospital stays, and a fall injury with brief health updates and travel plans.

Buick four cylinder debuts at White Way Garage sale

Local ads announce the new Buick four cylinder on display at the White Way Garage with complete delivery price of 977 dollars. Tucker and Elcher promote test rides while shoppers see bargains in Oxford shoes and miscellaneous bargains at Atchison’s Bargain Department.

White Way Tucker and Eicher Tucker and Elcher

Clay Picnic Set for Thursday at Blackhawk

Clay township to host an annual homecoming and picnic this Thursday at Blackhawk. Expected crowd includes many Clay natives and Washington visitors. Program includes morning session with song and addresses, dinner, afternoon events, memorial services, and a ball game.

Clay Township Clay Washington Blackhawk

Miss Schultz Sues Cedar Falls Officials Over Assault

Damage suits totaling 7500 were filed for Helen Schultz half owner of Red Ball Transportation against Nathan Enlow city marshal and A H Refshauge Cedar Falls mayor for assault and false imprisonment. One suit seeks 2500 against Enrow and another 5000 against Enrow and Refshauge. The actions arise from a Cedar Falls incident in the motorbus war.

Waterloo Amg Helen Schultz Red Ball Transportation Company Nathan Enlow A. H. Refshauge Cedar Falls Enrow Refshauge

Iowa Moves Fast to Organize Fuel Supply for Winter

After the northwest conference in St Paul Iowa advances a state fuel plan with county fuel administrators and a deputy administrator Geo L McCaughan named to oversee coal purchases. Senator Rawson cooperates with the Washington fuel commission as officials warn of winter coal shortages and possible strikes.

Des Moines Northwest Kendall Northwest States St. Paul Iowa Charles A. Rawson Washington Fuel Commission Webster Geo. Ll McCaughan State Board of Railroad Commissioners Fuel Administration

Dostoevsky and the Purity of Artistic Vision

A critique compares Dostoevsky to Beethoven, praising his art as purified by suffering. The author argues Dostoevsky freed characters from personal motives, avoiding vanity and fear, and achieving a disinterested, ethical vision akin to Eastern wisdom.

Beethoven Dostoevsky

Silver Shoes Pass as Currency in China

A historical note explains a silver shoe as currency in China, valued by weight and fineness. An official named Kiung Ka certifies both the shoe’s pureness and its weight, with the valuation expressed in口 fuels of syeee.

The Clinging Vine: Mazie Captures Jim in Apartment

Jim Reynolds, a Wells Electric Pump assistant manager, loves Mazie Holmes, a clinging vine type. After a fishing trip he misreads a burglar scare at a friend's apartment, only to be thwarted by Mazie herself who hides a table fork ready to defend him.

Jim Reynolds Jim Wells Electric Pump Company Mazie Holmes Mazie Ile Pye

Earliest Known Races Described in Central Africa

The text outlines the earliest known races among Negroes in Central Africa, noting a tribe called Akkas west of Victoria Nyanza. It describes men and women about four feet tall, living independently in separate communities and sustaining themselves without external support.

Aimong Central Africa Victoria Nyanza

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