Stopping Leaks Buckley Theme Looms in Retail Talk
Homer J. Buckley of Chicago addressed Washington business leaders at the YMCA about stopping leaks in retail stores. He urged definite policies, records, mailing lists, service reputation, and an organized sales force to boost customer retention and profits.
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Homer J. Buckley
Washington
Mr. Buckley
Chicago
Marshall Field
America
Buckley
Iowa
Advertising Club
J. W. Enslin
Club
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Chester to Meet Y Team in Big Thursday Game
West Chester Independents head to the Y M C A floor Thursday for their third game of the year against the Y basketball squad. The locals boast a win over Kalona and expect a strong showing with Whitley and Lauer in the lineup.
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West Gheater Independents
West Chester
Kalona
Chester
Whitley
Penn College
Lauer
Fire Damages Will Clark Home on East Main Street
A fire damaged the east gable and contents of the Will Clark residence on East Main street. Firefighters arrived after a passerby alerted Shirley Clark and George Young who controlled the flames before the department's arrival. A large crowd gathered as the blaze burned through dry shingles near the chimney.
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Will Clark
East Main Street
Shirley Clark
George Young
Clark
Cold Night Hits Zero Degrees As Weather Moderates
The official thermometer read zero last night, five degrees colder than the night before. The cold spell eased today as temperatures began to moderate.
Luncheon Planned for High School Boys at Y M C A
Davie of the Y M C A announces a pitch in luncheon for high school boys tomorrow noon in the community room of the Y building with expectations of large attendance.
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Wreeter Telehard Davie
Inter-Church Bake Sale Set for Tomorrow
The inter church committee announces a bake sale to be held tomorrow at the Benteco store. Proceeds will aid the A. M. Kk. church.
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Inter-Church
Benteco
A. M. Kk
Burlington Here for Game Tonight in Little Six Race
Washington and Burlington meet at the high school in a top league showdown that could reshape the Little Six standings. Burlington aims to stay undisputed first, while Washington hopes to tie for third if Otumwa defeats Fairfield. Hill returns from a cold to reinforce the lineup. Before that, Washington girls face Junction, seeking revenge after a 17 to 12 win last week, with Lynch of Letts refereeing the 7:30 start.
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Otumwa
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Weaver
Lynch of
Letts
Grinnell College Athelete
Interchurch sale supports ABA church at Benteco Store
Local notices list events including a bake sale at Benteco Store with proceeds to the ABA church, a West Chester Woh meeting Saturday at 2 20, Baptist social at the church Friday, a library story hour Saturday at one, a Presbyterian committee housecleaning talk, Boostey club gathering Tuesday, Girl Scouts Troop 1 drill at Dr Stewart’s office Saturday at 2 30, and St James P T A meeting Tuesday at four.
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Presbyterian Committee
Girl Scouts
City records praised after three week state inspection
City Clerk Kellogg received a report from State Auditor J G Me Clune detailing a three week inspection of city records. The state inspectors found the records in excellent condition with little to fault, a compliment Kellogg valued given Iowa cities often face scrutiny.
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Statenditer J. GC
Me.Clune
State Office
Mef. Kellogg
Kellogg Ealeen
Iowa
Washington Girls Debate Team Loses Narrowly
The Washington high school girls debate team lost to Fairfield high by two to one after a strong showing for a recently organized squad. Members Josephine Bailey June Steele and Florence Brookhart argued the affirmative on the world court topic under judge Prof Hugh Brower. Fairfield’s Esther Lyon Elizabeth Moorhead and Josephine Ball faced them with Fairfield attorneys W. C. Keesey and John A. Tinglein.
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Washington High School
Fairfield High School
Washington
Fairfield
Josephine Bailey
June Steele
Florence Brookhart
Esther Lyon
Elizabth Moorhead
Josephine Ball
Hugh Brower
Parsons College
John A. Tiuglin
W. CC. Keesey
Ofield
Nevada Judge Calls for Modification of the 18th Amendment
Former Nevada Supreme Court chief justice Frank H. Norcross urges Congress to amend the 18th Amendment by delegating liquor control to federal lawmakers. He supports a national convention to replace prohibition with a regulated system allowing limited sale similar to Canadian provinces.
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Reno
Nevadag Fe
Frank H. Norcross
Nevada Supreme Court
Congress
Canada
Norcross
Over half Y W fund subscribed signals drive progress
At a YWCA conference the membership committee reported well over half the required fund for a movement expansion has been subscribed with $1,500 needed to hire a part time secretary and sustain planned activities A canvass follow up is planned today and tomorrow to secure the remainder.
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Y. W. Co A
Y. W
Eddyville Savings Bank Closes Amid Withdrawals
Eddyville Savings Bank closed this morning amid continued withdrawals and withdrawals extensions. banking operations halted as customers faced access limits.
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Eddyville Savings Bank
Eddyville
Recommends Miss Hamilton's Work
Carolyn Hamilton instructor in the art of singing returns from Chicago after a month of daily instruction by Mr Charles Granville. The Granville method traces to la Vietor Maure and Caruge with Mrs Mary Clark Granville as accompanist. Hamilton praises the teacher and notes his personal interest in pupils and that she heard him instruct many others.
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Carolyn Hamilton
Chicago
Charles Granville
Granville
Caruge
Hamilton
Mr. Granville
Sunday Dinner Invitation and Bread Advertisement
A Sunday dinner invitation from Mer. and Mrs S. A Dickerson invites guests to a special meal. The text also promotes Lyon's Bread available fresh daily at grocers, urging readers to request Lyon's Bread for quality loaves.
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Lyon
Mer
S. A Dickerson
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