Irregular Listing For Mutual at 100 Main Street
A fragment lists Mutual at 100 Main Street with 46 week terms and an 18 percent rate, calendar month references unclear. The OCR text shows contact hints like email and phone style but no full details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
4
A fragment lists Mutual at 100 Main Street with 46 week terms and an 18 percent rate, calendar month references unclear. The OCR text shows contact hints like email and phone style but no full details.
A recent Eagle editorial warns labor factions to slow strike actions and respect established leaders. It contrasts Gompers and Foster with radicals, stresses the need for production, and argues against harming the public by abrupt work stoppages.
Walt Mason laments water and coal shortages in a restless city. The poem paints a dim scene of lack, electric outages, and reliance on a grease candle. A long probate style notice follows naming many individuals and heirs related to a property in Washington County Iowa and a petition to quiet title in district court.
A concise note reports on the use of autocratic means in an attempt to compel a point, detailing the coercive tactics and the lack of consent or legitimacy, with emphasis on the power dynamics and the resulting response.
The lay of a pullet these days is more valuable than the lay of a poet.
The Times-Republican notes the strike is paused for a period but cautions the crisis remains, likening it to a lingering hangover in Marshallstown. Hardships and unresolved tensions persist as workers and officials watch for a longer-term settlement.
Perry Chief criticizes the duty of paying a tax on an automobile deemed not worth the license fee, labeling the extra charge a disagreeable duty among other burdens.
A French scientist estimates the sun center at 30632 degrees in a contemporaneous remark. The Des Moines Register notes a seasonal shift in communication, suggesting contact now with only the sun’s outer edge.
The editorial argues miners deserve fair wages and safe conditions, but warns that workers should not hold food from the public. It emphasizes an economic necessity and social obligation for citizens to recognize both sides in the dispute.
Mrs Isabella Rowe of Des Moines Iowa a trained nurse with wide experience says Tanlac saved her from nervous prostration and aided digestion and liver and kidney troubles. She describes year long pain in the stomach back and chest and weight loss before turning to the medicine.
Advert says Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in one minute. It claims instant relief from catarrh, headaches, and dryness by applying a little healing antiseptic cream in the nostrils. The note urges purchase from druggists and promises quick breathing and comfort.
A testimonial claims Tanlac cured long standing indigestion and nervous fatigue. The speaker reports restored appetite, weight gain of ten pounds, and the ability to walk long distances without distress. Advertises Sherman Bros in Washington and several local distributors including Samuel J. Stites and G. W. Cash.
Original district court notice lists plaintiff Winfield Smouse and multiple defendants including Jesse Ashby Jessee Ashby Fanny Ashby Fannie Ashby Wm H Allen Mary H Allen George C Anderson Lizzie H Anderson W C Brewster Samuel Culbertson John Curry Susan Curry Perry Crippen D J Dew-
The University of Iowa reduces coal consumption with government fuel administration approval. Five buildings closed total, including gymnasiums, while hospitals, dormitories, and library remain in use.
Fragmented report notes government actions on coal logistics and university operations. President Siri Jessup comments that the government controls coal, and the university will continue in session as directed, with hours and schedules affected.
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