Advertising Club Hosts Ladies Dinner And Costume Night
Members of the Advertising Club plan a dinner at Dean's cafe for themselves and their wives with unattached members seeking lady escorts. Afterward they will gather at the Rothschild residence for an entertainment program to be described later. Each attendee is asked to represent a national or local advertiser, in costume or by other means, potentially using trade slogans. The event continues a long standing tradition of entertaining the ladies annually.
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Advertising Club
Dean's Cafe
Rothschild
Dean’s Cafe
Cummins backs Clapp for interstate commerce post
In Washington on December 2, Senator Cummins and other Republican leaders back Minnesota's Moses E. Clapp for a seat on the interstate commerce commission. Norris of Nebraska and Grenna of North Dakota show support. Clapp aided the Iowa campaign and helped Cummins secure a large victory over Claude Porter.
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Washington
Cummins
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Clapp
Norris
Nebraska
Grenna
North Dakota
Iowa
Claude Porter
Galloway obituary notes 70 year life of W M Galloway
William M. Galloway aged 70 died at 4 0 yesterday afternoon at his home northeast of Washington after a period of illness from bronchial op and a complication. Funeral at home Friday at 10 conducted by Dr J M Wishart. Burial Elm Grove cemetery. Survived by Frances Armstrong his wife and nine children seven living Rosewell Irwin Earl Walker Waggoner Stotts Katherine and Rev R F Galloway plus others in Washington Garden City and Fort Smith Ark.
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William M. Galloway
Washington
J. M. Wishart
First United Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Galloway Wes
Living Lake
Ohio
Linn County
Iown
Washington County
Frances Armstrong
W. Roswell
Irwin A
Earl C
H. L. Walker
Ralph FE. Waggoner
R. E
Death follows timber truck crash near Floris
Churchill Reese Conner aged 63 died at the county hospital after an accident last Tuesday when a truck struck a stump in timber south of town. Survived by his wife Nettie Frazer Conner and five children. Funeral Friday at the West Washington home conducted by Dr W W Bowers. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Churchill Reese Conner
Conner
Ross Benson
Mr. Conner
Floris
Iowa
James and
Lindina
Clark) Conner
Nettie Frazer
Ralph Smith
Washington Street
Kesvel
Russell
Winifred
Hazel
Hazen
T. N. Conner
Keokuk
Etta Ware
Ottumwa
W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Overflow case given to the jury in Iowa suit
The jury returned a verdict at 3 30 awarding damages to plaintiff 3255 dollars including interest in the case of L A Guy versus John Barton Payne director general of United States railways. The suit claimed 3000 dollars due to the Rock Island embankment on the Skunk river bottoms near Brighton. Attorneys Butterfield Howland Livingston and Brookhart argued. Jurors previously debated through two other cases.
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L. A. Guy
John Barton Payne
United States Railways
Rock Island
Skunk
Brighton
W. H. Butterfield
A. B. Howland
S. W. Livingston
S. W. Brookhart
Man from Quincy Takes Bride Home
A Quincy man L Ridge claimed a woman Nora B Schultz is his wife and returned with her to his home in a Washington case described as a queer tangle. No charges were filed. The involved parties were deemed reputable and the affair centers on a disputed marriage with Jesse E Merrick. The woman reportedly went with Ridge of her own free will.
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Washington
L. Ridge
Quincy
J. E. Bovee
Jesse E. Merrick
Nora B. Schultz
Merrick
Ridge
Quincey
Announcements from Washington Lodge and Local Groups
Local notices list regular meetings and events across fraternal and church groups. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds a 7 30 Friday dec 3 meeting with officers elected. oyster suppers and officer elections scheduled at A O U W hall. Modern Woodmen and other clubs announce upcoming events, programs, social gatherings and elections through December 3 and 7 1921.
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Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Chas. Freding
W. M
From a Distance Chinese Classics on Friendship
A reflective piece notes the value of friendship across distance, citing lines from Chinese classics. It contemplates welcome and warmth when a friend travels far to visit, underscoring enduring bonds and shared memories.
Weather and prices hint in winter poultry note
Ralph Keller comments on snow affecting butter not price while noting production slows. Murray Conger frees a stuck Ford with a shovel and posts. Readers ask about poultry prices. the columnist says future prices are unknowable and would simplify the business.
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Ralph Keller
Journal
Murray Conger
Revival Services Begin at New Haven Church
At New Haven church starting Sunday morning December 5, 1920, and continuing for two weeks. Preaching every night by Rev. C. E. Bodington. Everyone cordially invited.
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New Haven Church
C. E Bdington
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W. M. Galloway
Illinois
Evening Journal
H. B. Duke
Stuart Hotel
Eva Smeltzer
Mind Smeltzer
Z. G. Williamson
Congress Hotel
Call Bruns Seed Co
Block Wood
W. M. Darbyshire
Belknap Music House
Main St
Reed Baby Carriage
Sherm Welch
L. B. Silver
H. Churchill
Chas. Vondrasek
Riverside
Partridge Wyandotte Cockerels
E. L. Stewart
J. H. Band
BUICK
Inquire At Journal
Fire Place
R. BE. Brown
Prins
Benteco
4Th Ave
W. H. Spera
F. & M. Bank
Darbyshire Farm
A. M. Bales Or Journal
Call Journal
Shaeffer
Green
St. James Church
So. Ave. C
Sam Baker
Mutual
A. O. U. W. Hall
J. G. Moriarty
Grand Prairie School
Marie Parry
Baptists
Ladies’ Baptist Missionary Program
Presbyterian
Marguerite MacGugin
Frank Sage
Rebekah Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Legion
Leon Beaty Post
Fred S. Downing
Adj
W. W. G. Girls
Rebekah
Columbus Junction
Alectricity
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
W. S. Reister & Sons
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