Local Notices From The Town Listings
Local items show Mrs. Rose Legill visiting her mother in Harper last evening. Mrs. H Smith and daughter Fdna of Harper spend today in Washington. A N Bower visits Joseph Rowan home in Ainsworth. T L Holland returns to St Louis after visiting her parents. Wheeler family heads to Ainsworth after visiting Ray Cox. Howard Doig assists at Grover Custer home then returns home. Lemley and Dempsey move insurance office to Washington National Bank building. Adda Fisher travels to West Chester then to Glen Martin home to care for a sick relative. New phone 678 Green 30086.
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T. L. Holland
St. Louis
Mrs. ( Hay
Lemley & Dempsey
Washington National Bank
Local Notices and Ads from Centerville Era
Madge Boylan and Jack visit Centerville relatives this morning. Hemstitching and picot edge work offered by Singer Sewing Machine Co. at 118 EB Washington St. J. E. Graham returns to open at 18 gE Washington St. Acrobats shoes for children at Wilson's. The March Delineators arrive at Wards. The Candy Kitchen now operates on the North side square. Mr and Mrs Fred Mather leave Benz home. painter redecorates East Washington residence. Journal Want-ad brings results.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
Washington St
J. E. Graham
Fred Mather
Mary Benz
Mather
Benz
East
Washington Street
Singer Sewing Machine Agency
Ernest Carlson sow sale Saturday at East End Garage
The notice promotes Ernest Carlson’s Duroc sow sale to be held Saturday afternoon at the East End Garage with auctioneers D F Macon and Charles Brown. It also mentions Carlsons’ and other local notices about business trips and De Molay lodge events.
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Carlson
Ernest Carlson
East End
Merchant Reminder Echoes Old Ad Line
A note urges customers to tell merchants they saw their ad in the Journal. The prompt underscores a classic advertising nudge used to verify ad placement and track response.
American Food Package Aids German Relief Effort
A relief program backed by Major General Henry T. Allen and the American Friends Service Committee offers Americans a $10 food package sent to Germany. Each box weighs 119 pounds and includes flour rice sugar cooking fats cocoa and evaporated milk to feed distressed relatives or friends. Packages are mailed to American Committee for Relief of German Children Room 988 42 Broadway New York City.
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America
Germany
Henry T. Allen
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Allen's Committee
American Committee For Relief of
Broadway
New York City
The
American Committee For Relief of German Children Food Package Department
New York, N.Y
Supreme Court Upholds Public Use Of Bentonsport Streets
Des Moines Feb 7 The Iowa supreme court affirmed a district court ruling that streets of the defunct Bentonsport town cannot be appropriated for farming by L Rowland. The case, part of Van Buren county litigation, upheld public use against private occupation and noted related rulings in liquor nuisance and attorney client accounting cases.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
District Court
van Buren County
Bentonsport
Iowa
L. Rowland
Ccounty Board of Supervisors
Rowland
Eli McKinney
E. R. Mason
High Court
C. W. Vermillion
Vermilion
Justice DeGraff
Lizzie Burns
Wapello County
H K. Evans
Union County
Ayers
Brown
Railroad seeks bonds issue for refunding mortgage debts
The Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington railroad a Pennsylvania subsidiary asked the interstate commerce commission to authorize a 10 million dollar refunding mortgage bonds issue to reimburse banking institutions that lent funds. The New York Chicago and St Louis railroad sought approval of a 2.565 million dollar equipment trust certificates issue to purchase new rolling stock.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
France replies to German protest over Bavarian Palatinate
Paris reports France has reiterated it will not interfere in disputes between Germans in the occupied territories and will not take note of unproved German allegations. The reply comes as Berlin protests France’s attitude in the Bavarian Palatinate.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Bavarian
Palatinate
Germany
Burlington Arrest for Vagrancy Ties to Des Moines Bond Jump
Mildred Scott, wanted in Des Moines for jumping a $300 bail bond, was arrested in Burlington today on a vagrancy charge.
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Burlington
Mildred Scott
Des Moines
Former Sioux City bell boy pleads not guilty in bank wreck case
Frank Bedow, former Sioux City bell boy, extradited from Iowa to Parker, South Carolina, faced a preliminary hearing and was released on $10,000 bond after entering a not guilty plea. He is slated for trial at the May term.
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Ell Boy
Sioux City
Frank Bedow
Bell
Iowa
Parker
No one will buy larger paintings in postwar London
London dealers report a weak market for large canvases by old masters. Buyers favor small pictures as apartments and small houses replace mansions, and postwar social changes depress demand for huge masterpieces. Many country houses are sold, and rich buyers focus on money making, not art.
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London
Bond Street
Sioux City Banker W P Manley Probate Will Valued 600000
Sioux City banker W P Manley who died recently left an estate valued at 600000. The will filed for probate shows most of the estate goes to his widow and children.
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Sioux City
W. P. Manley
Election Notice for Washington Iowa School District Bonds and Directors
The Independent School District of Washington Iowa calls an election for March 10 1924 at J W Applegate 113 East Washington Street to vote on issuing 30000 dollars bonds to build and furnish a high school addition. Voters will also elect three directors for terms beginning March 1924 and a district treasurer beginning July 1 1924.
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Washington
Iowa
J. W. Applegate
East
Washington Street
City of
Independent School
Independent School District
H. A. Pauls
Independent School District of
State of
Advertising Pays: The Journal Is Your Service
The Journal proclaims value in smart advertising and offers its services to readers seeking effective ads and messaging for their enterprises.
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The
Journal
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Katheryn Legill
H. Smith
Fdna
A. N. Bower
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Joseph Rowan
Ane
S. T. Wheeler
Ray Cox
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Freda Dunbar
Grace Hill
Wm. Shuman
Keota
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Thomas Brookhart
William Bragg
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Charles Brown
Faye
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Sam Crawford
Detroit American League ‘Tigers
University of Southern California
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Raymouth
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Dr. Powers Connight
W. W. Bowers
Christ
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Charles Lemley
C. A. Knupp
F. M. Brindley
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Henry Tallen
Rick
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R. W. Thompson
Said Independent School District
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D. Anderson
Arnold Barber Shop
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