Washington ready for final basketball doubleheader Friday
Washington faces Columbus Junction in a key doubleheader while the boys meet Burlington in a pivotal finale. A win over Burlington and an Ottumwa loss could lift Washington to the first division of the Little Six. coach McKinstry rotates players as Hill recovers from a cold.
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Washingon
Columbus Junction
Burlington
Pairfield
Washington
Ottumwa
Fairfield
McConnel
Hin
Howard Freshwaters
Junction
Lionisa County
Hell
Junction Haat
Her Majesty the Engineer to Head Mec ca Week Show
Ernest Beatty of Washington will play Mrs Jones in the University of Iowa Applied Science annual Mecca week production Her Majesty the Engineer opens with a banquet at Red Hall and ends with a dance at the men's gymnasium Two nights are set for the show Wednesday and Thursday An Iowa City report notes Ed Sullivan and his wife traveled to Trenton Missouri on No 1 for a short stay.
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Iowa City
Mecca
Applied Science
University of Laws
Ernest J. Beatty
Washington
Mrs. Jones
Iown
College of Engineering
Red Hall
Lyon's Bread Promoted as Healthful Diet Aid
An advertisement extols Lyon's Bread as healthful and nourishing and urges readers to eat more Li to aid dieting. The message argues restricted intake to substantial foods would lessen dieting needs.
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Lyon
Pension Granted for Mrs McKoon Widow of Soldier
Mrs Ida McKoon, formerly of Washington now in Zion City UK, receives a federal widow's pension after years of effort. Senator Brookhart helped secure the award, which provides $30 monthly for life and back pay dating to 1916, totaling about 2500.
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Ida McKoon
Washington
Zion City
8. W. Brookhart
Hunger strike drives debate over Spiridonova fate in Moscow
Maria Spiridonova, famed Russian revolutionary, is on hunger strike in a Moscow prison. Reports say Bolshevik officials may deport her to Turkestan while Emma Goldman and other radicals push for her release. Moscow fears exile on Russian soil.
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Riga
Maria Spiridonova
Moscow
Bolshevist
Turkestan
Emma Goldman
Spiridonova
Russia
Germany
Russian
Ivy
Liverpool to trial six cent opera pricing at David Lewis
The Repertory Opera Company in Liverpool plans low cost opera at six cents to six dollars, aiming to mirror London's Old Vic. The David Lewis Theatre will host the program as part of the experiment beginning soon.
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Liverpool
Eng
Repertory Opera
David Lewis
Concert Encourages Washington Music Lovers At Methodist Church
A large audience attended a concert at the Washington Methodist Church presented by the Po i. OS society headlined by baritone Donald Anderson with Mrs. Carrie Cox Van der Ploeg as accompanist and Miss Mary Hunter in a brief organ recital. Anderson delivered twenty three numbers, displaying engaging stage presence and refined vocal technique backed by a skilled accompaniment.
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Washington
Anappes
Po i. OS Society
Donald Anderson
Carrie Cox van der Ploeg
Mary Hunter
Anderson
Thomas Brookhart
Alderson
Anderson’ Ponges
Des Moines Attorney At Washington Concerning Bank Receivership
Attorney H. M. Havner of Des Moines is in Washington today consulting with clients and arranging for a hearing in the Farmers and Merchants State Bank receivership case. The hearing is set for tomorrow afternoon at Oska loosa before Judge W. Hamilton.
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H. M. Havner
Des Moines
Washington
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Oskaloosa
Ww. Hamilton
Kreider Family to Move to Washington Next Week
Secretary Harry Kreider of the Washington Y M A plans to relocate his family from Burlington to Washington early next week. They will reside at the Miss Mike Lewis residence on North Marion Avenue.
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Harry Kreider
Washington Y. M
Burlington
Washington
Kreider
Mike Lewis
North
Marion Avenue
Basketball at the Y Tonight
The Y M C A basketball game against Crawfordsville Independents will be at the Y gymnasium with a fast visiting five. Local lineup includes Davis and McKinstry as guards Marshall and Carlton as forwards Waymack at center. A 30 minute gymnastic exhibition starts at 8 20 followed by the game.
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Richard Davis
Carl Junebluth
Lee Holland
A. W. Clow
L. A. Jones
Rex Benz
Jesse Miller
Lawrence Wilson
J. Reade McCrory
Kreider
Davis
Washington Girls Debate Fairfield Tomorrow Afternoon
Washington girls meet Fairfield team in a debate upholding the world court affirmative. The Washington team includes Josephine Pailey Florence Brookhart and June Steete. The event takes place at Fairfield with further sub district contests in Crawfordeville featuring Les Villa Boiler Join Matthews and Gertrude Bates.
Nations Will Spend Less for Military as World Peace Nears
President Cool tells delegates at a White House conference that nations can reduce military strength and costs as they pursue a peaceful order under the law. He urges moderation in armament and urges all nations to adopt similar limits while maintaining defense.
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Cool
del Flo
Watten
White House
Fragmentary historic line with unclear meaning
A fragmented OCR line contains stray words like tree dave ahead and sib with a timestamp-like phrase three thousand years, creating no clear event, person, or place for summary.
League Drops Wallington Lecture Course Plan
At a Washington Improvement League meeting the officers decided not to sponsor a lecture series for the coming season. The matter was referred to a committee and named members include Mrs. Ek Michels, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. McCleary, and Mrs. Ford. The group notes that previous efforts failed to attract interest and profitability.
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Washington Improvement League
League
Ek. Michels
C. Wilson
J. Roberts
Howard McCleary
J. C. Ford
Wallington
Noted Orator Homer Buckley to Speak at Muscatine Luncheon
Homer J Buckley famed ad expert will address a joint Lions Club Ad Club and Association of Commerce luncheon at the Muscatine Hotel. Tickets available via association representatives or by phoning Secretary Fox. Lions members get tickets free with luncheon fee.
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Muscatine
Homer J. Buckley
Lions Club
Ad Club
Association of Commerce
Hotel Muscatine
United States
Tle
International Association of Adverting Clubs
Business New
Buckley
Runoof Buekley, Dement and Co
Pireet Mall
A. Echools
Chicago
Cleveland School of
University of Wisconsin School of Commerce
Fo Pox
Aveoeraton of Commerce
Kox Lions Club
M. ©. Colbert
Lions
Association of Commerce and Ad Club
Mrs James Little’s Mother Dies in Lucas Iowa
Mrs. J A Goben mother of Mrs James W Little of Washington died this morning at 170 30 at her home in Lucas Iowa word received here today Mr and Mrs Littl were called to Lucas Saturday night on account of her illness Mrs Goben was a resident of Washington for about four years moving to Leeas years ago before coming to Washington Bur ia will wt Lucas
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J. A. Goben
James W. Little
Washington
Lucas
Iowa
Littl
Goben
Washinton
Fteen
Leeas
Buria
Will
Reelected leaders named in Apparel Association vote
Nelson of Mason City was reelected President of the Town Retail Dry Goods Association in Des Moines. New officers include Leon Diointhal Marshalltown as first vice president and Rob Walioot Davenport as second vice president.
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Associated Prays
Des Moines
Nelson
Mason City
Town Retail Dry- Roods Association
Leon Diointhal
Marshalltown
Rob Walioot Davenport
Second View
Nat Nielson
Cheesseine Coretary
Apparel Association of Traveling Men
C. Lane
St Louis
Frank Robinson
First View
Paul
Incoherent OCR Snippet Reflects Aerial Text Jumble
Fragmentary readable phrases hint at an unrelated historical note with names like Stevens and Mill, but the overall meaning is unclear and many words appear garbled. The fragmentary text offers no coherent event or proper nouns to anchor a full summary.
Hearst Sees Little Hope of Farm Relief This Session
Hearst, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau and head of the American Farm Bureau legislative committee, reports meager chances for immediate Midwest farm relief from pending federal bills before Congress adjourns March 3. He urges swift passage of the export corporation bill to shield farmers from recurring depressions, while noting resistance to broader cooperative marketing changes.
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Hearst
Des Moines
Peb
Chas. FE. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Midwest
Congress
Trearst
Mid-West
Expert Corporation
Senate
Mir Hearst
House
Senate Committees of Agriculture
Pxport Corporation
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Ray Gallup
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Havner
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Brown's Tire Shop
Ington Partio
James Little
Nelson Apparel
Howe
Stevens
Evening Journal
Harold Clege
Ainsworth
American Pearl Button Co
Ed Simmering
Chas Shalla
Chester Mutual
Collindor
Henry Terdo Tir
Hlair
Tan
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West Chester
Dublin
St. Tel
D. Gray
John J. Witterman
Canaries
T. HH. Will
Fextra Goon Woop
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Oor
2Nd Street
West
Madison Street
Brookharte
Square
Congress Hotel
Harry Campbell
Noble
W. F. Leeper
Noble, Ja
Frank Stewart
Marion Ave
Yom. C. A
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Pinder
Journal Office
Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Gorf
Frank McAvoy
Wade Gardner
Hoover
Arnold
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Shine
Manhattan Isle
Eges
Wash
W.S. Reister & Sons
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