Auto Wreck Near Ainsworth Injures Six
Supt. and Mrs. W. G. Robertson and family along with Mrs. Anna Tedford were injured when their car overturned near the Sarah Marr home as it struck a rut while returning from Washington at about 7:30. Robertson and his wife had slight injuries, Margaret's knee needed ten stitches, the little boy Henry was unhurt, and Mrs. Tedford suffered a broken rib and severe shock. Robertson continued light work. Mrs. Robertson felt the shake. Mrs. Barker visited her father in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainswortit
W. G. Robertson
Margaret
Henry
Anna Tedford
Washington
Sarah Marr
Ainsworth
Gift to Wife or Mother: A Lasting Tribute
A brief plea to make a meaningful gift with a small upfront payment of six dollars and twenty five cents, offering a lasting tribute rather than a large one time expense. The message promotes prudent giving with modest initial cost.
Universal Star Vibrator Iron Ad with Payment Plan
An advertisement promotes the Star Vibrator iron promising even heat distribution across heel to point with long storage life. The Universal iron comes with a stand and seven foot cord, priced at 6.75 cash or 2.00 down and 1.25 monthly for four months via light bill.
Delinquent Tax Sale Nets $2195 in County
County Treasurer Harry McCall conducted a delinquent tax sale with 42 properties offered from 101 listed. Taxes on the properties totaled about $5000, yielding $2195.86 for the county. Remaining parcels were adjourned to January 30 with owners given three years to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCall
Woodrow Washer Christmas Offer Sparks Family Joy
A Christmas promotion presents the Woodrow Washer with a $10 down payment and monthly light-bill-based installments. The ad touts lifetime gift appeal and shared family happiness from owning the machine.
Cozy Glow Gift for the Whole Family
An advertisement offers Cozy Glow as a family gift with financing options. Cash price is 11.50 or 2.00 down and 2.50 monthly for four months added to the light bill, with 2.00 down required.
Percolator With Pump Keeps Water Circulating
Advertises a percolator with pump that circulates water and extracts flavoring before boiling. Priced at 10 dollars with options of 2.50 down and 2.19 monthly for four months with light bill. Other models range 11.50 to 17.50.
Modern Toaster and Waffle Iron Ad Offers Easy Terms
A vintage advertisement describes a twelve slice toaster at 6.75 cash or 2.10 down and 1.25 monthly for four months with light bill. A reversible toaster priced at 8.00, plus a $12.50 cash option or 3.10 down and 2.60 monthly. Also listed is a $4 extra waffle iron.
Jurors Drawn for 1922 Grand and Petit Panels
County officials drew twelve grand jurors and fifty petit jurors for the January term opening January 9 with Judge Henry F. Wagner presiding. The lists include one woman on the grand panel and fifteen women on the petit panel, with numerous residents from Washington Kalona Wellman Crawfordsville and nearby towns named among the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Wagner
Sigourney
J. 8. Crail
Harve Beauchamp
Crawfordsville
W. M. Bailey
Washington
J. K. Heal
Ainsworth
Julia Crail
W. H. Conger
West Chester
G. Juzeler
Wm. Jackson
Kalona
J. BE. Kunath
J. EF. Lemmon
F. M. Strickland
Rubio
I. C. Steele
Riverside
Rh. L. Stephens
Petit Jury
Hettie Ashby
England
Wellman Engel
Harlo
Brighton
John Frank
Ralph Frazey
B. C
Tax Sales Show Prompt Payments By Farm Property Owners
At this week's tax sale, buyers including R. E. Dougherty C. Cunningham and Miss Laura Ingham acquired the most tracts. Other purchasers were Ira Rethmel Mrs J A McCall J H Cline H R Johnson A J Daw son H S Peck A J Johnson Ba err N J Lease I N Shanefelt the Washington Loan and Trust company Farmers Bond and Mortgage company of Des Moines D C Birney Win Smouse and Farl Eteéle. Most buyers had personal interest or mortgages backing their purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Dougherty
Cc. C. Cunningham
Laura Ingham
Ira Rethmel
Baerr
N. J. Lease
I. N. Shanefelt
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Farmers Bond and Mortgage Company of
Des Moines
D. C
Poultry Hauling Firm Sees December Peak
A busy poultry handling operation reports December as its peak month with day and night activity. The company notes paying one half cent more per delivered bird and urges farmers to call before selling. They avoid overpay and emphasize honesty and service.
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North Side
Supt. Robertson
T. F. Barker
Winfield
Turkington
THE
Hoover
Dad
Woodrow
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Universal Toaster
W. S. Reister & Sons
Evening Journal
Averican Pearl Butten Co
Henry Stein
Journal Office
Care of Journal
Call
Sixcen Cewing Descansinn
C. E. Plumly
West Side Square
Journal
Frank H
Gray
Harry Kracaw
Third
S. C. Rhode Island
E. J. Paul
Poland
China
H. P. Wilson
Henry Sutherland
Wyandotte Cockerels
J. M. Cling
OAK Block Wood
W. M. Darbyshire
Lafe Stout
Mutual Phone
W. V. Durst
Wellman, R
Pove
West
Madison Street
Smouse
WIN
S. Marion Ave
Brindley Farm
Town
22 Rifle
Hamilton Make
Lowa Land
J. F. H. Taylor
Lowa Ave
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Phillips Drug Store
Kodak Store
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