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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
7
A compiled notices listing regular meeting nights for multiple lodges and chapters. It names Cyrus Chapter 18 RAM, Zeredatha Council 21 RM, Bethlehem Commandery 45 ET, Washington Chapter 98 EO E, Damascus Shrine 10 WOSJ, Amos Chapter De Molay, Covenent Lodge 101, Washington Lodge 26 AF&AM, Prosperity Encampment 68 IOOF, and Washington Lodge 1295 LOOM with meeting times, officers, and invitation to visiting members.
Railway schedules list westbound and eastbound trains with departure and arrival times, branches in Knoxville, along with agents and local business ads. Also shows lawyers, real estate, and barber shop notices. Public timetable pages include multiple rail lines and local commercial listings.
Tomorrow radio program lists Haskell Indians versus Tulsa at Tulsa on KVOO and USC versus Notre Dame at Los Angeles on KEI KNX with bands and organist Gerbel Faulkner on WIP. Tune in for evening broadcasts.
A listing of multiple stations with schedule details featuring orchestras and bands such as the Westinghouse band, Greenlee Bros., Vincent Lopez, and the New York Symphony. It notes station call letters, locations like Shenandoah Minneapolis and Chicago, and times from early evening to late night.
Mrs C M Maxwell reports Thanksgiving visits from Edna Witting and Orlin Washington and Doris Maxwell Mt Union. Grover Booth and Delbert Maxwell visited Alsworth. Frank Hesseltine seeks tooth care while John Hesseltine husks corn. Allen Spangler hopes to return to school next week. Corn husking tightens fray as Merle Smith and Veil Maxwell attend Mt Pleasant game. Doris Booth misses school early week.
The snippet shows a speaker emphasizing effort and framing outcomes as personal fate. It reflects a mindset of taking responsibility for success or failure and attributing the result to personal action rather than external forces.
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