Echoes From 1918 War Headlines Resurface In Editorial
The August 16 1918 Evening Journal front page headlines parallel today’s war conditions with U S mobilization efforts and unrest. An editorial by the late Orville Elder argues Germany provoked the war, notes English colonial bias, and lauds U S potential force and wealth.
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Orville Elder
Notice to Publishers of Textbooks Adopts Bids in 1942
Washington County Board of Education invites bids by noon August 26 1942 for textbooks to be used in rural schools reading for grades four five six and geography for grade three Samples must be kept in the county superintendent’s office and bids will be opened at 8:00 p m August 26 1942 in Washington Iowa The district 1941 1942 enrollment is about 1700 The board may reject any or all bids Lester B Krabill chairman 16413 Aug 14 21 26
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Washington County Board Ofucation
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Ashington
Washington County
Fice
Lester B. Krabill
Silly wartime quips and quips on censorship
A collage of humorous lines on wartime shortages and social behavior. Jokes touch on censorship shortages gas sugar and gas lines. The pieces include quips about tires serial numbers and a plate of satirical digs at home front routines.
No Vacation for Mother on Farm No Vacation for Mother on Farm
Pleasant Ridge notes a busy farm life with canning shelves filled and a family caring for health as Edna Renoux and Phyllis Disney undergo tonsil and adenoid procedures. School prep proceeds as August 31 marks the new term and Ed and Lois relocate. Aerial Gunner Tommy Pacini sails to service on the 26th as community well wishes flow.
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Pleasant Ridge
Edna Renoux
Phyllis Disney
Rosella Sheetz
Clyde Nicola
Carl Nelson
Ed Kauffmans
Lois
Ridge
Chicago hotel thief caught prompts questions on losses
In a domestic exchange a husband questions an $8 overhead expense while a wife claims a lost umbrella from the bus. A Chicago hotel thief was mentioned as caught, prompting family intrigue over the hotel involved.
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Chicago
Former Ridge boy earns naval gunner honor on West Coast
An 18 year old farm boy, now a Navy air patrol gunner, is celebrated for active sea duty with his gold bar. Local reminiscences note a funeral for Mrs. Enoch Linder and a major operation for Daryl Dean Disney. Neighbors share visits, picnics, and repairs at multiple farms including Kauffman and Schoeffer households and a corn crib upgrade.
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Ridge
Robert L. Swift
Tom Swift
Naval Air Patrol
West Coast
Uncle Sam
Enoch Linder
Mr. Linder
Daryl Dean Disney
Pat Swift
Patricia
Mary
Howard
Charles
Autos run under safety responsibility law in US and Canada
About 45 percent of automobiles in the United States and Canada operate under the safety responsibility law. This summarizes observed coverage of the statute governing automobile liability and required financial responsibility in the two countries.
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Canada
Clarence I Thorley Former Davenport resident dies
Clarence J. Thorley aged 65, of Davenport and former Junction resident, died suddenly of a heart attack near his home on Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Hill and Fredericks chapel in Davenport. While visiting, various local residents spent time in Davenport and several family members hosted gatherings. John Riley returned to the Great Lakes naval training station after a week with his parents.
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Columbus Junction
Clarence J. Thorley
Davenport
Hill and Fredericks Chapel
Mr. Thorley
John Riley
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
John Riley, Sr
Framing Care Tips From a Household Polish Column
A home advice note urges using oil on mahogany and walnut picture frames followed by a dry cloth buff to revive their appearance. The method emphasizes a single oiling and drying step to bring out new life in the frames.
Choose Company Wisely From the Good You Learn
A cautionary note on choosing companions. It warns that associating with bad influence leads to loss of sound judgment while good company fosters virtue and sensible conduct. The piece stresses the impact of social circles on personal character.
Women account for about a quarter of US automobile licenses
About 25 percent of all automobile licenses issued in the United States go to women, reflecting increasing female participation in vehicle ownership.
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