Demoley Order Installation Delayed for Amos Chapter
The Amos chapter of the DeMoley order for logs, planned for this week, is postponed and likely set for Friday February 17. Frank Glaze of Oskaloosa leads the order with about thirty members to be brought for the local chapter initiation, while forty applications are on hand and more expected from Washington and nearby towns. Homer Stephen is to be notified to join as charter member. The Des Moines branch lists over five hundred members and the group targets boys aged sixteen to twenty one.
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Amos
DeMoley
Frank Glaze
Oskaloosa
Washington
Order
Homer Stephen
Des Moines
Notedale drives for clothing at G A R rooms
The W R C seeks all kinds of men’s and women’s clothing and shoes for all ages. Items may be left at the G A R rooms or by notifying Mrs E V Simonds or Mrs Ernie Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Simonds
Ernie Garrett
Hamil Undergoes Operation. Local News From Crawfordsville
J D Hamil underwent an operation at Washington County Hospital yesterday forenoon. Friends hope he will soon be better. The Methodist Ladies Aid held a social afternoon with inviting refreshments and a good time reported. The Ruffnecks defeated Ainsworth at Ainsworth Monday night, though several local boys were slightly crippled in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hamil
Washington County
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ainsworth
Derby and Jon Mystery Rumors Circulate
Motter described two individuals seen together as peculiar figures in a blurred scene. He stated they never argued and appeared calm, though he questioned what events followed the supper and the meaning of the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly
Derby
Jon
Weed
Motter
Chats With Your Gas Man Advised On Oven Use
A brief consumer tip explains preheating gas ovens before baking and broiling. For baking ten minutes is normal and five minutes for broiling. Cooking in a cold oven wastes gas and yields poorer results. Adjust times by recipe and keep burners lit for quick ovens.
Coal reserves near Iowa Gas and Electric plant amid strike fears
Iowa Gas and Electric manager Homer Darbyshire reports stocking coal ahead of April contract expiry for miners. A possible five day week and wage increase are cited as likely strike triggers. A pageant plan, July Fourth festivities, evangelist meetings, and local basketball notes fill the rest of the issues with community events and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Darbyshire
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
Darbyehire
Club Women Meet in Des Moines March
Washington women serve on Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs committees and will attend a three day session in Des Moines at Hoyt Sherman Place March 9 to 10. A large Red Cross convention coincides, so early hotel reservations are advised. Program lists executive and advisory, finance, district chairmen, luncheons, and joint board meetings led by Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Taylor.
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Leon Beatty Peat
American Legion
Oates
L. D. Henderson
Rolce Kurtz
Armes
Walter Conner
H. J. Montgomery
Cloyce Kerr
Arthur Duensing
Sigourney
Don Beaty
Bueinese
Lincoln
Washington
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Boar
Des Moines
Hoyt Sherman Place
Red Cross
Iowa Cubs
E. Fo Armstrong
Taylor
Tilden
Ditrict
Hoyt Sherp
Armstrong
Cherman
Light Opera Company to Perform in Washington Tuesday
The Harry Leiter Light Opera Company will entertain Washington residents next Tuesday February 14 as the fourth program in the Washington Improvement League lecture series. The troupe features Marty Leiter Hazel Huntley Martha Cook Joseph Kendrick and Harrison W Burch with operatic scenes in costume and a broad range of oratorio and concert selections. The last lecture on March 2 features Ida Warbell noted journalist.
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Harry Leiter
Whch
Ida Warbell
America
Notice of Will Proof in District Court 1922 Iowa
State of Iowa Washington County No 5127 an instrument purporting to be the last will of James Boyd deceased was filed read and opened on February 15 1922. Hearing proof is fixed for 10:30 a m by order of Judge H F Wagner. Dated February 5 1922 J D Glasgow Clerk District Court.
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Washington County
James Boyd
H. F. Wagner
Sixth Judicial District of
Iowa
J.D. Glasgow
Roof Fire at Williams Home Causes Little Damage
At about seven this morning the fire department answered a call to the Walter Williams home on South Avenue FB where a chimney spark set the roof alight. The blaze was extinguished with damage limited to a few burned shingles.
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Walter Williams
South Avenne FB
North 4th Avenue Restaurant Sold to New Owners
Little & Sanders, operators of the North 4th Avenue restaurant near the water works since last April, sold the business to Alfred Johnson and J. A. Oswald who took possession today. Colonel Little says he will do tiling work and play some baseball this coming spring and summer.
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Little & Sanders
Alfred Johnson
J. A. Oswald
Little
Hit By Auto Crank Loses Three Teeth
Claude Tucker of Tucker & Eicher Buick dealers suffers three broken teeth and a cut lip after a crank detached from a second hand roadster at a garage. He also has a slight forehead bruise.
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Claude Tucker
Tucker & Eicher
Program for New Members at Christian Church This Evening
A church program lists hymns readings and addresses by Edith Boileau Merlin Stewart Aurill Mayhew Helen Tucker and Max Marble among others. The service includes a right hand of fellowship and a finance summary by G L Fetters followed by refreshments and a notice that C E members should arrive early.
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Christian Church
Pirat
Edith Boileau
Eciint
Misses Wetters
Albert
Hampton Eee
J. W
Enslin
Merlin Stewart Elder Benson
Henderson
Aurill Mayhew
C.K
Homer Dusenberry
Edna Maurine Mayhew Addiss
Logal Boys and Girls
Bod Sale Feds
Henderson RG
Eugere Tucker
Our Women’s Missionary Society
Sateen
Frank Gobble
Helén Tucker
tee DSS _ Moore
Office of
Con—Lsts Cte
Max Marble
Ceeb
N. Honey
G. L. Fetters
C. E
Federal Aid Builds 28 741 Miles of Permanent Roads
A federal report shows the federal bureau of public roads assisted states in building 28 741 miles of permanent roads over five and a half years. The total cost reached 500 million dollars with half paid by the federal government and half by the states. Texas leads with 1 216 miles, followed by Minnesota 1 066 and Illinois 728.
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Des Moines
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Texas
Minnesota
Ilinois
Nebraska
Georgia
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Iown
North Carolina
Glass blowing in transition slows as skilled workers dwindle
The article notes a drop in gas blowers and a decrease in skilled glass artisans especially in fine cyanimiteries. A glass blower once essential now faces reduced hours and absence, while a machine opera tion tears a baby apart from compressed air in the glass-blowing setup.
Rolland B Organ Addresses Schools About Forest Preserves
Rolland B Organ spoke at a city high school this afternoon on forest preserves and insects. Introduced by Postmaster A R Miller, Organ urged ongoing timber preservation and expressed appreciation for forestry as a community priority.
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Nolland B. Organ
Organ
Chicago
A. R. Miller
Washington
Miller
Mr. Organ
Mr. Miller
Forestry Service
The Coldest Place Havre Meat Cites Extreme Cold
The article notes Havre Meat as the coldest place in the United States with winter lows lower than Alaska. At Point Barrow the northernmost point of Ahisha the lowest recorded temperature is 34 below zero and readings below 60 degrees occur regularly.
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Havre
United States
Alaska
Point Barrow
Ahisha
Qeowest
Simple Pacts on Your Income Tax
The 1921 revenue act allows deductions for bad debts either fully or partially when worthless or partially recoverable. It permits reserve-based deductions for bad debts, with specific rules on charging off amounts against reserves and documenting uncollectible portions. Unpaid loans to needy relatives, gifts, or continuing extensions to debtors are not deductible, and prior year income rules apply.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Fragmentary textdated prompt garble
The readable fragments present no clear event or named entities to summarize into a coherent newspaper item with dates places or people. The piece appears as garbled OCR text offering no verifiable facts or context.
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Phi
Nottok
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Maskierrale
D. W. Hamilton
George Nbare
Evangelist
Joshua
Burlington
Barlington
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Waymack
McCreedy
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Putnam
Maxwell
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Wellman
Kalons
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St. Mary’s of Riverside
Brighton
West Chester
Keota
Club
Joie
Bovard
coObis
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North 4Th Avenue
Derivason
Ocark
Contry
Phillips Drug Store
Kodak Store
Harold Hays
Ames
Barnes
Harold
Frank
Don
W.S. Reister & Sons
Aiden
Evening Journal
W. Main
Green
Erder
W. D. Lofties
Orpington
Call
Mannhardt Broegst
Emaller
J. F. WH
Cedar Rapids
Stock Yards
J. F. WL. Taylor
Sitfeod
Bea
Wyandotte
Rhode Island Red Roosters
J. W. Chorpening
West Chester Mutual
Call. John
Prine
A. M. Bates
Dr. Prescurcs
E. Main Street
Republic
BE. A. Anderson
ROSA
Tim Brennan
A. F. Smith
Boone St
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DORT
Courty Home Road
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Capital City Nurseries
ENC
Des Moines, Lowa
Leo
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