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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

8

Local notes from Washington Iowa and nearby towns

Ruth McGinnis returned from Burlington visiting at J J George's home. Keota residents Frank Dunshee and Grace Dunshee joined Frank Clinton for a Washington park picnic. Clarinda Presbyterians plan a new church with architect related to pastor Dr W C Williamson. Mahlon Lindquist and Chas Crowe, Omaha visitors, planned a Monday morning hike after a Tuesday arrival. Densmore Guthrie and Mary Jean visit Ralph Thompson in Washington after a six week Yellowstone trip.

Frank Dunshee Frank Clinton Grace Dunshee Keota Washington Park The Christian Church of Clarinda Iowa United Presbyterians W. CC. Williamson Mahlon Lindquist Mrs. Densmore Guthrie Mary Jean Moline Ralph Thompson Mrs. Thompson

Local Items and Purchases Noted in Washington Visit

Miss Doris Hulick from Ainssor's visits Washington for the day. Mr. and Mrs. S A Walker of Ainsworth spend the day in Washington. Alarm clocks priced at $1.25 and up at Stephens. Beat Kalong on September 1. Jersey cow A Canning 167 31.

Jersey Kalona A. Canning Kalong Jersey Cow Stephen's Doris Hulick Ainssor's Mrs. S. A. Walker of Ainsworth Washington Andrew Canning Melissa A. Canning’s

Local notes and travel wrap from Washington area

Washington community hearers and visitors move through and about Des Moines Chicago Sioux City Kalona Cedar Rapids Davenport and Topeka. School staff Mrs A Dickenson and Mr Dave McLaughlin travel for teaching duties. Labor Day bank closures and Trades Assembly baseball game at Dennisons Park highlighted.

Dennison Ball Park Washington Riverside Trades Assembly Dennisons Ball Park

Modern Bed Springs Highlight Comfort Upgrade

Readers show interest in bed springs this week noting modern designs surpass older styles in comfort. The message invites trying a contemporary bed spring that may replace a former unit.

Washington City bonds sell at 4 percent amid strong credit

Washington city bonds worth 21000 dollars maturing 1927 to 1937 were sold at 4 percent interest with a small premium. The sale followed a city council meeting attended by all members and officials. Bond buyers from White Phillips & Co., Schanke & Co., and George M. Bechtel & Co. secured the deal, signaling confidence in the city’s finances and paving projects.

Washington City Washington Messrs. Work Maxwell Putnam Marsh McElhinney Eldridge Keeley Kellogg Alberson CC. N. Stutz White, Phillips & Co Davenport A. M. McLaughlin Schanke & Co Mason City N. H. Peterson George M. Bechtel & Co Stutz

Local Social Notes and Quips From the Newspapers

Mrs Herman Wehler spent yesterday in Ainsworth and Mr and Mrs Claude Tucker drove to Chicago last night. Dr Macon an auctioneer from Washington Iowa. Deane Bevins and Donald Hazen came from Fort Snelling where they had been in camp for a month. Mr and Mrs R E Albertson and baby left for Chicago after visiting the Carbaugh home. The Carbaughs spent the weekend with them in Chicago returning home Monday. They were visiting their little nephew who has been ill. The Cleveland Leader quip and the Boston Post exchange light banter about reporters and neighbors.

Deane Bevins Donald Hazen Ft. Snelling R. E. Albertson Baby Chicago D. L

City officials showcase results after a busy year

City leaders reflect on a busy year of work by the council and staff and emphasize notable achievements and completed projects.

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