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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
4
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The piece argues that public ownership and government administration of railroads will trend to the same level of efficiency as other public sectors. It notes discontent with private rail service and wartime strains, but warns that loose government governance at all levels could produce similar inefficiencies in railroads and beyond.
Poet Walt Mason critiques modern industry and political rhetoric. He contrasts fathers who toiled with today’s eloquent yet idle discourse. The piece laments inadequately addressing real needs like coal for warmth and peace, urging focus on tangible labor rather than endless talk.
The author argues that incompetent appointments and high spending by Congress lead to inefficient public enterprises. While theoretically public ownership could reduce costs, no government has achieved peak efficiency. ending political interference in railroads is urged to improve management and benefits to the public.
W B Patton appears at Graham Theatre for December 30 in a new play His Friend The Widow a fashionable summer resort setting in upper New York promises lively comedy and strong audience response The Empire State Producing Co has acquired serial rights to the story and Patton makes his annual appearance in the new vehicle tonight
Seat sale starts tomorrow for John Cort's war time musical comedy Flo-Flo coming to Graham Theatre Friday January 2. The production features the Bride Shop of Mosh er and Simpson with a Broadway style comedy chorus and Perfect 36 models plus Pinky and Aloysius supporting characters. An augmented orchestra adds to Silvio Hein's melodic score.
Beginning January 1 1920 the Journal raises advertising rates due to higher print paper costs and overall expense. The note cites a daily paper cost rise and year long projection, explains comparative industry pricing, and lists new rates for contracts local and classified ads and the per line and per word charges.
City records show the November 8 1919 regular session led by Mayor Bovee with six councilors present approving numerous claims across funds including Contingent Water Sewer and Light accounts The October 1919 treasurer report balanced at 27045 71 and a special session on November 18 1919 discussed but deferred action on acquiring additional fire apparatus.
A wartime era health advice column promotes drinking a glass of real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits include better appetite and elimination of toxins though notes minimal cost.
The article notes that changing the accusation against McKinley took decades and a war to finally expel Emma Goldman from the country, reflecting long delays in justice and immigration actions.
A Sioux City Journal note contrasts past isolation with rural life now, showing that modern hardship is the failure of the telephone line rather than being snowbound. The line outage emphasizes communication challenges for farmers and families in country areas.
A cargo valued at 1,090,000 dollars loaded with whiskey sails toward Cuba amid public enthusiasm. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes many Americans wish to join the voyage.
A Burlington Hawkeye quotation questions the practicality of imprisoning profiteers as a Senate figure, United States Senator Capper, plans. The remark notes potential staffing gaps for guarding the incarcerated and assisting shut-ins.
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes a nationwide paper shortage that forces newspapers to condense content. Some papers are printed on wrapping paper with limited relief expected in the new year amid broader industry difficulties.
Jerry Jerome travels west to Yancys ranch and lands a job through Ruth Yancey. Mysterious robberies and a blue bandanna reveal a real outlaw, ending with Jerry uncovering the bandit and winning Ruth in this Robertson-Cole melodrama starring Bill Desmond.
Hazel and Ruth discuss entertaining a beau with Ruth offering two cents to TV entertain Kilmer while Hazel handles the dishes. Ruth asserts their mother lacks experience and would not know how to entertain him.
Everett and Evelyn, five, receive a small dog from their father. The dog growls at first but then wags its tail, prompting Evelyn to quip that Everett can shave the head and she will take the fall, framing the playful moment as a shared ownership.
The remark stresses that timely action is good but must be guided by proper discretion. It reflects a cautious approach to duties and responsibilities, warning against rushing tasks that require careful preparation and moral consideration.
The Boston Transcript quotes a saying that following the line of least resistance shapes rivers and terrains, reflecting on natural and social consequences of choosing easier paths.
A brief reflection on male maturity defined by accepting and reconciling with Necessity. The text argues that truce or surrender is common, but true triumph comes from joyful reconciliation and a sense of freedom within constraints.
A tense cricket moment in Australia saw Archie miss the ball as a spectacular skyer was struck. A spectator shouted a dare about kissing his sister if Archie could not make the catch.
LODGES Washington Lodge No 26 A B A M regular meeting first Friday night monthly L OD Langworthy WM Glenn H Mace Secretary Cyrus Chapter No 18 RA M regular meeting second Friday night monthly L D Langworthy HP JW Morton Secretary Bethleehem Commandery No 45 KT regular meeting eighth Friday night monthly J D Glasgow EC JW Morton Pecorder Washington Chapter No 08 OBS regular meeting second Thursday night monthly Mrs R H Walker WM Mrs Rose Reid Secretary Visiting fraters welcome
Covenant Lodge No 101 meets Tuesdays at 7 20 in the IOOF hall on N Iowa Ave Visiting members are invited to attend Carl B Schneider noble grand R 8 Keller
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