Iowa Weather Jokes Warmth On New Year In Silent Commentary
A column jokes about Iowa climate contrasts from thirteen below to forty above. It mocks California heat and promotes Iowa as the state with the most convenient climate. The piece ends urging pride in Iowa’s weather.
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Iowa
California
Towa
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Modern Novels
Poet Walt Mason laments modern fiction for its lack of action and thrilling plots. He longs for classic storytelling with stirring drama and a decisive villain, preferring Dickens and other Victorian works over current romance and problem tales.
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Walt Mason
Dickens
Collins
Reade
Charlie Reade
David Copperfield
New Year Greeting From The Journal Editorial
The weather man tunes up for tomorrow as the Journal extends a heartfelt New Year wish. The message expresses sincere good will within a community and state offering top opportunities for success and happiness in the United States.
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United States
Early 1921 thaw brings heavy rabbit slaughter
The January thaw arrives early and rabbits face heavy hunting losses this year, with hunters opening fire this week. A Washington businessman notes busy day registering six cars at the courthouse. A young girl in a Washington shop refuses a penny as not worth buying anything.
Ranteur de luxe spreads fear with wild prophecies
Strickland Gillilan in Farm Life mocks a ranteur who spews anti Jewish, Catholic and nationalist fears. He lampoons the so called foreteller who predicts war, invasion, Bolshevik rise, racial doom, and end times. The writer calls the figure a nuisance and liar and derides the endless doomsday claims.
Racial Exclusionist Viewpoints Expressed in Iowa District
An Iowa district's public statement condemns Japanese immigration and citizenship, arguing aliens should not own land and asserting Japanese loyalty to Japan. The speaker claims Japanese cannot be good American citizens due to heredity, religion, and birth rates, urging decisive action to preserve white American dominance.
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Iowa
Japan
Hawaii
California
R. M
The Old Fashioned Night Shirt
A poem or humorous prose piece praises the old fashioned night shirt. The narrator celebrates its comfort, freedom, and loose fit despite critics who say it hangs like a sack. The piece ends with a playful nod to a judge.
Freckles stage adaptation comes to Graham Theatre
The Broadway Amusement Company presents Gene Stratton Porter's Freckles at Graham Theatre next Wednesday night Jan 5. The long play features an exceptionally clever cast and recalls the novel’s enduring popularity across cities with quick return engagements.
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Broadway Amusement Company
Gene Stratton Porter
Graham Theatre
Japanese Question Sparks Editorial Debate Across Continent
The editorial attack on the Japanese question notes three percent of California’s population but asserts this minority concentrates influence, backed by Japan, controlling over half a million acres of prime California farmland. The column mentions Washington county as a top agricultural area.
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California
Washington County
Fail to Start One Car Take Another in Burlington
A Cadillac touring car owned by B. A. Blair was stolen from in front of his home. Earlier thieves tried to start a Chandler car owned by John J. Messmer at 635 South Twelfth Street. tools had been removed and scattered, suggesting boot work. Police believe the incidents may involve the same duo and suspect joy riding. Lic 192648 engine 650964. Top white. no tools or side curtains. Police notified Ft. Madison Galesburg Peoria Wapello Mt Pleasant.
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Burlington
B. A. Blair
John J. Messmer
South Twelfth Street
Messner
Elm Street
Twelfth Street
Messmer
Blair
Ft. Madison
Galesburg
Peoria
Wapello
Mt. Pleasant
18 560 Acres Sold by Local Company
The Washington-Canadian Land company dissolved after 17 years of operation. It bought 18 560 acres in Saskatchewan at 6.60 per acre, issued stock to raise about 116 490.6, and paid dividends totaling 255 040.00 on 205 percent of paid up capital. A. J. Dawson managed since 1909, aiding diverse foreign and American purchasers.
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J. T. Matthews
Washington-Canadian Land Company
Iowa
W. Rh. Jeffrey
David McLaughlin
Geo W. Hay
H. H. Brownell
Dominion-American Land Company of
Winnipeg
Canada
Loon Creek
Saskatchewan
Regine
W. R. Jeffrey
Dominion-American Land Company
Matthew McConnell
Moses Boreland
Cora Porter
J. W. Teeter
S. KR. Wallace
L. M. Meek
Ida Baird
S Bennett
FB. H. Smith
Nora Bryson
W. J. Crawford
J. Bl. Mayer
Mayer Bros
Brookhart Bros
Rich & Cook
Margaret M. Davis
A. KE. Spalding
W. KE. Fordyce
Jess Marr
T. H. Barnes
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Harve Knapp
DPD
J. Patterson
J. T Matthews
W. R. Sawhill
Cook & Sherman
Anna A. Fisher
J. W. Ballantyne
W. J
M. E. Gillispie
Grace Brownell
D. E. Smith
Robert Ballantyne
EB. F. Neal
C. Smith
G. E. Lewis
A. J. Dawson
Sol Rich
R. S. Cook
Elizabeth Dawson
Anna Dawson
Edward T
Lena Mayer
Mary A. Buchanan
E. R. Jenkins
W. A. Stewart
Geo. W. Hay
G. W. Griffith
Dr. J. Patterson
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Railway Company
Southey
Markineh
Dawson
Fine Record Company Leaves Stage of Action
The Washington land enterprise shows a successful example of careful management and prudent profit. The company’s history highlights that reasonable profits with safe sailing beat reckless ambition. Its influence extended nationwide with familiar dividend checks reaching Walton, New York, and the Pacific coast, illustrating prudent administration’s broader reach.
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Washington-Canadian Land Company
Washington
Ballantyne Brothers
Walton
N. Y
W. R. Sawhill
Pacific Coast
Red Tape Finally Cut for Iowa Soldier to Sail Home
Cedar Falls reports Arthur Erickson, a Coblenz based soldier, is cleared to sail home in January after months of delays in passport requests. He served early in the war as a motor transport corps member and was discharged in Germany. Parents Falle Frickson and her husband pursued appeals to Washington, aided by political influence, to obtain the necessary passport documents.
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Cedar Falls
Washington
Arthur Erickson
Coblenz
Germany
Erickson
Falle Frickson
Motor Transport Corps
Railway timetable notes arrivals and trains on Washington Branch
The schedule lists trains for the Golden State Limit and Washington Branch with arrival and departure times. It notes daily operations except Sundays, train numbers, and a Tuesday Thursday cancellation of No. 92, plus an extra stock train at 7:46 p.m. for passenger service.
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Golden State Limit CO
Washington
Golden State Limit
Auto Owners announce stocked gears and junked Fords
Notice lists new gears axles springs and parts for most cars up to 1917 18 plus used wheels windshields radiators cut outs and steering wheels. It promotes junking Fords and offers lifetime guarantees on front springs and reglared windshields with a call to remember the 2676 page number.
Preparations Underway for Welcoming Him Home
Unavailing excuses aside, preparations are now underway at his home to give him a rousing welcome upon his arrival. The scene indicates strong local support and anticipation for the visitor.
Withrow to Quit Board Parole Official Returns to Law Practice
Mount Pleasant January 1 Judge W S Withrow member of the board of parole appointed by Governor Harding will resign soon to devote full time to law practice. He will take over Congressman W F Kopp's office as Kopp prepares to move to Washington for the inauguration and a special session.
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Withrow
Board of Parole
Harding
W. F. Kopp
Washington, D. C
Congress
Kopp
Ancientskin color claim echoes historic man color theory
The article recounts a 150 year old view credited to John Hunter that the original skin color of humans was black and links skin fairness to supposed suprarenal gland virtue, reflecting 19th century pseudoscience on race and anatomy.
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John Hunter
String Holder in a Small Kitchen Funnel
A simple string holder uses a small funnel placed in a kitchen corner. A ball of string sits inside the funnel with the loose cord trailing down through the stem for easy unwinding.
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