Community notices from Washington area churches and clubs
Rev P B Roll hosted the Christian church choir gathering after prayer meeting with candy refreshments. MB and Mrs Milo Weaver hosted a C W G club bridge party four miles NW of Washington. Dale Denison won high, Ray Guest low. Faith Spera helped serve a two course luncheon. Lincoln school P T A met at 3 45 with student performances and program items. Rural Women’s club hosted by Mrs Elmer Cherry with good attendance despite old weather.
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Rev
P. B. Roll
The
Christian Church
Milo Weaver
C. W. G. Club
Washington
Dale Denison
Ray Guest
Faith Spera
Associaton
Lincoln School
Reuter
Margaret Snider
Three Huntsman
Robert Andleman
Atchison
Cuddy
Elmer Cherry
Rural Women's Club
Butler
Marjorie Heinzman
Cherry
Pringle
Announcements of club meetings and rescheduled Legion event
The Reb Ph club plans a meeting with Mrs Jo Kephart next Tuesday afternoon. The Legion auxiliary changes to Monday next instead of Thursday due to the Legion carnival.
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Reb. PH. Club
Jo Kephart
Local Club and Church Meetings Scheduled This Week
Several groups announce gatherings including Regular meeting of the We Rellet corps next Saturday at 2 at the Ainsworth Chapter 392. Jelphian society meets Feb 4 at 7 30 pm. The Nineteenth Century club reviews Destiny Bay by Donne Byrne. Gracehill Sunday school holds officer elections Feb 3 after church. Living Lake school district hosts Home Furnishing course with shared supplies. Interchurch Bible class monthly meeting set for 4 pm with South Ave Presbyterians. Pythejian alatere holds regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 30. Afternoon literature department to meet Monday at 3 30 at Mrs T A Minels home.
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Nineteenth Century Club
George Morrison
Destiny Bay
Donne Byrne
Frank B. Miller
Myrta Jeffry
Ladies of
Living Lake
Everette Stewart
Ples Bible
Presbyter
Regi Gng
South Ave CL
Toledo Seed Market Clover and Alsike Prices
Seeds and prices listed for clover varieties with old and new cash values. Includes February and March figures for cash and import prices, noting Alsike cash values and a partial March entry. Entities: Toledo, Clover, Alsike, months February March, price figures in cash and import terms.
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Knomng
Alsike
Wilson Democrat Would Limit Navy
Senator Pat Harrison of Wisconsin addressed the Senate in support of President Coolidge's naval limitation plan. He criticized Reed of Missouri and Johnson of California for war talk and urged delaying new cruiser construction until maritime law is clarified by conference.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Senate
Coolidge
Harrison
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
California
Legislators Eye Institutional Visit Junket in February
A proposed legislative junket to examine needs of state education and related institutions was discussed. The Senate appropriations committee and House committee favored the idea but urged careful, nonextravagant funding guided by personal investigations by lawmakers.
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Corres
Renate Committee On Appropriations
House Committee
Board of Control
Boards of Education
Institutions For the Wind
House
Joe H. Johnson
Dreaded Deed and Odd Verse Fragments
A set of whimsical doggerel lines with references to the North Wind blowing, an ache in a sick boy, a graffe, Pussy Weshrage washing in odd places, and a Taoist belief about complainants. The verses mix playful mischief with faded morals and regional rhymes.
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Arches
Ward's Reliable products seek energetic seller in Washington county
Wanted advertisement offers a high energy hustler position selling Ward's Medical Company products in Winona Minnesota. No experience required with steady income and no layoffs. Over 100 high quality articles guaranteed. Small capital to start a prosperous business. Call for particulars.
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Ward
Washington County
Lin
Winona, Minn
Prince of Wales Falls From Horse During Hunt
The Prince of Wales fell from his horse while fox hunting with the Quorn hounds today. The prince was not hurt, though his horse sustained an injury to one leg.
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Prince OF Wales
Multon Nowbray
Eng
Feo
Prince ‘of Wales
Prince
Amends in Culbertson Over Lindbergh Landing
Culbertson Nebraska reports a community gesture toward Col Charles Lindbergh once fined for landing in an alfalfa field. The village opened a new cooperative creamery sending the first pound of produced milk to the flier. The village club paid $125. Lindbergh previously paid $25 in damages after landing stunts with passengers.
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Culbertson
Neb
Col
Charles* Lindbergh
Lindbergh
4IR Matl Pilot Crushed to Death in Morgantown Crash
Eugene Cecil, 35, mail pilot on the Cleveland Pittsburg route, was found crushed in the wreckage of his plane near Morgantown West Virginia early today. He apparently tried to land on a mountain top, the craft crashing through a fence and nosed into the ground.
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Cleveland
Eugene Cecil
Pittsburg
Morgantown
W. Va
Fire wrecks Fulton street store with half million loss
Chicago February 1 Fire trapped a Fulton street store building causing an estimated loss of 500000. Fireman John Dahl was badly injured as the roof collapsed. The blaze began on a third floor and spread rapidly through the structure housing 24 concerns. An eight man apparatus responded in subzero conditions. Cause of the fire was not determined.
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Chicago
Fulton Street
John Dahl
Iowa Cold Wave Falls Short of Forecast
Des Moines reports show the anticipated extreme cold did not arrive as strongly as predicted. The state recorded subzero temperatures with Charles City at 16 below zero, while Des Moines and other areas remained below freezing despite forecasts of 19 to 20 below.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Aimee McPherson Heads North For Revival Tour
Aimee Semple McPherson travels north to stage a major revival as a state assembly committee probes her past victories. She departs from Vancouver with a subpoena demanding her February 21 appeal, amid impeachment deliberations over a 1926 $2,500 check to Judge Carlos Hardy.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPhercon
State Assembly
Vancouver
B. C
Assembly
Carlos Hardy
McPherson
Angelos Temple
Torneys
Mel. Pherson
Carmel By-The-Sea
Dert
Hardy
Carel Rendex
Rev Kent's Clay meeting postponed by cold weather
Morgan correspondent reports Rev Wm A Kent of Cet des Alpids preached Sunday in Clay but severe cold forced postponement of planned meetings. Kent stayed with Mr and Mrs E S Wolcott. Local moving and farm tenancy changes occur as families relocate to nearby farms.
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Jones
Edgar Lynn
Omer Long
Savage Farm
Fred Grosseup
Clarence Pawels
Richland Farm
Mra
Dense Bales
Bousrea
Richland
Mouser
Bonds
Geo. Duke
Rinnall
Stannard
Grice
Brolfiar
Eimer
O. le Mouser
Lates
Woorgan
Bonet Tresedes
Ning
Lay Jone
Le'It
Wages Laws For Women Face Doom Says U S Bureau
Washington February report from the Womens Bureau of the Labor Department warns that humanitarian minimum wage laws for women in industry are likely to fail. It notes 17 states enacted such laws, many later repealed or weakened by attacks, with only modest impact on living standards. The bureau traces the movement to 1908 and cites states like Massachusetts as early adopters, describing varying approaches from definite wage floors to commissions updating rates.
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Washington, D. C
Women’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Bureau
Australia
New Zealand
America
United State
Massachusetts
California
Colorado
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Arizona
Arkansas
Kansas
North Dakota
Texas
Porto Rico
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Women's Bureau
RED BRICK community notes and oblique reads
Jan 30 farming activity and social visits frame a local page. Families including Neiswanger Caldwell Wagner and Herings figure in butcher work, visits from Iowa City and Washington guests, and care for ailing Mrs. Beenblossom. A colt loss and moving plans appear amid personal notes and a national political snippet on James Lenihan’s U S judge nomination.
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Red Brick
Lloyd Nelswanger
Carl Hering
Jon
Jacob Wenger
Charles Hoxworth
J. Strickler
Iowa City
Glenn Wilson
Washington
John Caldwell
Sam Sigafoose
Lloyd Neiswanger
Ab Beenblossom
Fred Seyre
Leslie Gates
George Clapper
Brighton Road
Riddle on State Capitals and Loans
A playful word puzzle asks if Mississippi lends Missouri its New Jersey, what would Delaware and Idaho lend in return, ending with a punchline about Alaska as the answer.
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Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
Delaware
Idaho
Alaska
fei waves and new wave warning from 1918 flu scare
Public health officials warn of a potential second flu wave following a decline in new cases. They urge continued precautions against colds and emphasize careful dosing and nourishment. The article notes the digestive disturbance from toxins and promotes external Vick’s Vaportun use for first cold signs at night.
Reflections Cause Cold Air Phenomenon in Siberia
A fragment describes a weather or atmospheric effect in Siberia. It credits sun reflection off fine snow crystals in the air as a cause. The text mentions heat and a phenomenon pervasive during the day but lacks full context or complete details.
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Sig
Siberia
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Seciety
Dontran
Maxo
MAYO
Home Bakery
We Rellet Corps
Ainsworth
Jelphian Society
Gracehill Sunday School
Ed Libe
Sopte
Tnterchurch
Order of Themec
Notte
Toledo
Merket
Wilson
NAVY
China
Colonel Lindbergh
Aimee
Morgan
Marguerite Hering
Coonage
Fowan
Washington D.C
James J. Lenihan
Iowa
U.S
Zoneanama Canal
FEU
Vicki Vaportun
Gaturday Speciall
Johnson's
Johnson’s
Johnson’s Grocery
Kurtz
Bereer
Royal Market
FORD
Washington Motor Company
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