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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

5

Telegraph Office Damaged by Fire

A fire damaged the Western Union Telegraph and American Express offices early morning, caused by a stove in the rear room. Losses include burned and water-soaked contents, damaged fixtures, and at least eight cases of eggs. insurance covers the building and repair work begins. Firefighters saved adjoining structures and the offices reopened for business.

Western Union Telegraph Company American Express Company T. S. Barker Keot James Page Telegraph and Express Mr. Page Express Company Frank Gray Iia Barker Keota Stepe Yard

Churches Schedule Public Worship With Speeches

Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. public worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Dr J A Kennedy of Ainsworth and Elder Harvey Barnes of Crawfordville speak at the morning service and Kennedy preaches at the evening. Christian Endeavor societies meet at 6 p.m. All are welcome. J M Wishart minister.

J. A. Kennedy Ainsworth Harvey Barnes Crawfordvile Kennedy Christian Endeavor Societies J. M. Wishart

Honey and Syrups Item Sparks Confused Market Talk

A short, garbled note about honey and syrups replaces expected terms, hinting at a market chatter or pricing item. It mentions sweetness and a brief sense of urgency, with unclear OCR-derived phrasing. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable.

Commercial Club Washington Plans War Talk Event

The Commercial club frames March 4 for a front line war story lecture by Sergeant Billy Moore who lost a leg in Flanders. Welsh singers will accompany, praised by Rock Island papers. Event likely at the club rooms with details to follow. Washington's Birthday observances include a patriotic program at First United Presbyterian and school activities.

Billy Moore Flanders Europe Rotary Club Rock Island Iowa Washington Commercial Club First United Presbyterian Church Camp Dodge Court House Misa Emma Green Boys’ Glee Club Mildred Mauthe Charles A. Dewey

Wedding Surprise Unites Miss Bernice Lohmes and Mr Mil ton Maas

The ceremony was held at Dr J M Wisharts home last evening at six with only witnesses Claude Holmes and family attending. The bride, daughter of Mrs B A Holmes, wore pale blue messaline. Afterward the couple hosted a three course dinner for immediate relatives. Maas, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Albert Maas of Kalona, plans to start housekeeping soon after March 5.

Bernice Lohmes Milton Maas J. M. Wishart Claude Holmes Maas B. A. Holmes South Third Avenue Washington Albert Maas Kalona al Reeves

Red Cross Announces Paper-Back Irrigation Pad Work

Mrs. A. W. McCulley will supervise the Red Cross work room tomorrow. The project involves making a paper-back irrigation pad.

A. W. McCulley

When You Hone a Razor

A note describes placing razor bones on strong magnets to hold them flat for faster and more accurate sharpening.

Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine reminder

Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough remedy from Lemmons Pharmacy. Claims quick relief for coughs and colds, including bronchial types, with no opiates and throat soothing effects.

Lemmons Pharmacy

Hart in The Silent Man at Fox theater

Hart fans will see Bill Hart in The Silent Man at the Fox theater Monday and Tuesday afternoons and night. The western melodrama follows Silent Budd Marr as he fights to recover a gold claim after a gambler and a government agent loot him. Ford Educational reel The Training of U S Officers is also shown.

Thomas H. Ince Artcraft Fox Theatre Bill Hart Iace Haris Charles Kenyon Margaret Illington Hari Arizona Budd Marr Hart—4 U. S Ford

Community Announcements and Club Meetings

Multiple notices list events at West Chester schoolhouse and The Nineteenth Century club meeting with Mrs. Carl Roberts. Shubert orchestra provides music for a private dance Monday evening. A reading room opens at the town club, safe traveling library available for members, Young Women’s Home Missionary Society meets Monday at 7 30 led by Mrs Keeley, knitting class set for February 24 at 713 Merc Arthur Duret home.

Shubert West Chester Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the MEK Mises Alice Rewnd Merc Arthur Duret

Riverside Second Team to Face Verdi In Saturday Night Thriller

A Riverside high school second string hosts the Verdi team in a fast paced Saturday game. Riverside coach avoids using regulars after two tough week games, hoping the youngsters gain experience on a strange floor.

Washington High School Riverside Schooleam Riverde Vincips The Riverside Star Bank Fairfield Pathe McKee Boys High Sch Conte Smith Bradley Institute

On Roundup shines as William Pox debut at Star Theatre

Wil Fox stars in On Roundup at the Star Theatre in a Western melodrama about a betrothed pair and mistaken identity. The production features a daring rescue, bold heroism, and a thrilling plot. Also shown is Hank Man a lively comedy in Bon Pon riot.

Star Theatre Wil Fox Becau Heroe Mix Beextra Phere Hood Keech Maidh Hank Man

If I Only Had the Money Narrative Echoes

A quotable line from Hirza Hasanovité appears in the Atlantic, expressing a tense obsession with money. The remark juxtaposes aversion and need, highlighting financial pressure and conflicted sentiment in a personal voice.

Hirza Hasanovité Atlantic

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T. F. Barker First United Presbyterian Washington Day Books Will AP BANKS Vera Knapp Pearl Phillips National Army Phillips Washington Township Glenn Peal Red Cross James Swift Red Bill” Mart the Fox Nineteenth Century Club Carl Roberts W. M. Keeley Clark Anderson Crone McGinnis Washington and Field Lewiey Reus Jones Ray Princips Whitmer Rof. L. Smith Mier Ottawa Star Theatr William Pox Warren Cash Grocery WSS Ed Beant Smith's Emporium Washington Steam Laundry Journal Office Clayde Homer Darbyshire Lemmon Winfield Linouse
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