Senior Choir to Welcome New Members at Eight
The Senior Choir invites all new members to join a cordial welcome as the group meets at eight o'clock, signaling the start of a season of practice and fellowship.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
6
Surging Use of Serge Establishments Expands in State
Ten years ago the state had no serge establishments, but today several operate across the region. The shift marks a notable change in local commerce and consumer options as the market evolves.
Fragmentary note on artists and Terence J. Ian Dyke
The text presents a garbled reference to masterpieces and mentions Terence J. Ian Dyke in a fragmentary context. No coherent events or facts are identifiable from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienry
J. Ian Dyke
Iowa Sets Record Paving Program For 1920 Road Plan
The Iowa highway commission reports a 1920 paving drive with nearly 59 million dollars available for projects. Contracts underway include 321 miles paved and 207.83 miles gravel, plus 1,754.75 miles of grading. With bond issues totaling 18.5 million dollars and expected levies, the state aims to start main work by April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Iawn
Willl
Iowa population to show increase in 1920 census
Official word from state supervisors predicts a notable rise in Iowa’s population in the 1920 census over 1910 figures with Des Moines adding about 20 000 residents and cities like Mason City Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Davenport also expected to grow. Manufacturing output is also seen rising nearly twofold since 1910 driven by auto cement and tire industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DFS
Movirs
Towa
Washington
Des Moines
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Davenport
Lineups Shift for Washington and Muscatine Game
Washington and Muscatine unveil altered lineups for tonight's Muscatine game at Muscatine. Expect changes at guard with Swift and Daniela likely starting. Hoopes out replaced by Hoeft Lin while Gran Stevens and Diercks Rosenberg at forwards and guards. Coaches Whitford and Davis/Brown/Duke anchored by the same core, locals travel at 6:35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Muscentine
Muscatin
Muscatine
Hoopes
Muscutine
Hoeftlin
Gran
Stevens
Diercks
Rosenberg
Whitford
Davis
Look For The Large Chance In Growth And Opportunity
The text urges embracing a growing mindset to seize opportunities bigger than current help. It contrasts small plans with large personal development, noting that capable people create chances by fits and continuous growth rather than waiting.
Fortnightly club postpones meeting to March 8
The Fortnightly club evening literature department postpones its meeting due to illness and will hold it Monday March 8 at Mrs F L Wilson's home. The program combines items from February 23 and March 8 with other events listed for Father and Son week including church services, a banquet, health lectures, and a Sunday school orchestra rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Corbin
South Fourth Avenue
W. Southwell
Omaha
J. T. Anderson
Wright
Keota
Wright Corbin
John Dodi
Just Us Club
Earl Hout
Rohrer
Karl Hout
Harry Anderson
Emil Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Axel Anderson
L. T. Circle
Evelyn
Anderson
John Campbell
F. L. Wilson
Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
The
Spur on the Creek by Harry A Work
A fragment describes Spur and Chum miles up the creek trapping mink in a driving snow. They stay by the stream and light a fire in a shed. Wolf yelps echo as a wolf hunt unfolds near redmen who camp by the water and swap with the white man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Work
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