Washington Weather Notes 1922 Year and Local Legion Plan
The Washington weather record for 1922 notes 51.7 degrees annual mean, with frost dates and precipitation comparisons dating back to 1910. The Leon Beatty post American Legion meets to plan a home talent show to fund post expenses and installs new officers, while Dr. J T McCrory prepares union evangelistic meetings at local churches with coordinated music and prayer schedules.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
Legion
Frank Appleby
Washington
Post
Legion Post
Klein Klothing Kompany
Appleby
Lerien
Funeral services for Mrs Cather ine Hencher
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Hencher of Haskins were held yesterday morning at ten o'clock at St James Catholic Church conducted by Rev M J Hartigan. Interment was in Elm Grove Cemetery. The pallbearers were P H Boyd Frank Skubal J T Foster John Quinn Louis Tobin and Tom O Connor.
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Catherine Hencher
Haskins
St. James Catholic Church
M. J. Hartigan
Elm Grove Cemetery
P. H. Boyd
Frank Skubal
J. T. Foster
John Quinn
Louis Tobin
Tom O'Connor
Master Masons Gather for William Weidner Funeral
Master Masons are asked to meet at the Masonic temple Friday January 5 at 12 30 p m to form a body and attend the funeral of Brother William Weidner to be held at Brighton. Please drive your car if possible so Masons have transportation. 752 H T Carris W M.
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Masonic Temple
William Weidner
Brighton
H. T. Carris
W. M
Notice for M W A January meeting and February class
The M W A announces a regular meeting Thursday night January 4 with several candidates and a general good time. Members are urged to attend to revive lodge interest and encourage the test. Reminder of the big class to join on the first Thursday night in February. J G Moriarty 7412
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J. G. Moriarty
Knights Templar Installation Set At Masonic Temple
Bethlehem commandery No 45 Knights Templar plans its annual officer installation tomorrow evening at the Masonic temple in full ceremonial form. A N Alberson past grand commander of Iowa Knight Templars will oversee the event.
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Masonic Temple
Bethlehem Commandery
No. 45
Knights Templar
A. N.alberson
Iowa
Knight Templars
Sleep Deprivation Noted For London School Clinic Children
Dozens of children aged three to six in a London school clinic suffer insufficient sleep despite doctors deeming rest essential. The report highlights widespread fatigue among pupils and calls for corrective measures.
Bank official explains Federal Reserve benefits to readers club
B S Young Washington National Bank cashier spoke to the local club yesterday about the federal reserve system. He described its purpose to stabilize currency and guard against bank runs, noting lower reserve requirements and depositor protection. He answered questions and outlined how the system reduces panic, with next meeting featuring Carl M Keck on tax exempt securities.
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Wahington
Aargey Young
Washington Nation
onVeten
Mr Young
Federal Reserve
Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Adrien
Mr. Young
Carl M. Keck
Commercial Savings Bank
Prominent Des Moines Area Leader Leonard A Dickinweon Dies
Leonard A Dickinweon a longtime merchant and influential Republican was mayor for eight years a school board member for ten years organizer of the fippen department and founder of the Rodater all He and his wife and five children survived by education minded offspring most graduates. Also note a local dress form demonstration at Seventy six center school house and a planned move of the Sanitary meat workers to a larger room with related shoe business adjustments.
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Shellsburg
Leonard A. Dickinweon
Weare
Fippen
Four Ears
Fie Rodater
Beyon
Red Cross
Mie
Avis Talcott
Amos
Center School House
Sanitary Meat Worket
Marion Thompson
Orr Leu Company
Clark
Hig
Atedor
Belief in Future Existence
Fragmentary text discusses belief in future existence and the idea of a person or entity tethered to a present condition. It hints at certainty or doubt about enduring presence and the concept of truth through time. The passage reads as an abstract meditation rather than a clear narrative.
Fragmented OCR: Garbled sports memo with numbers
The text appears as a corrupted OCR fragment containing scattered numbers and phrases. It mentions a person with a good map and a fracture reference, then records digits and the word faults, suggesting a damaged sports or technical note rather than a clear event or outcome.
Weidner Dies from Hay Wagon Accident at Farm
William Weidner of Washington and formerly Brighton, died at County Hospital at 2:40 a.m. from a fractured skull after a hay wagon overturned on a farm near Brighton. He leaves a wife and two children Juanita and Mary Elizabeth. funeral is set for Friday at Brighton. The death follows brother Ben Weidner’s death last November in a nearby coincidence.
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William Weidner
Irighton
John Jones
Brighton
Weidner
Bill
Weehington
Tracy &@ Weidner
Tracy
Chas. Thompson Ad
Ucoet
Washington
Masonic Order
Methodist Church
Juanita
Mary Elizabeth
Ben Weidner
Ben
William
Local Rotarians hear talks by Darbyshire and Harding
Homer Darbyshire and W. C. Flarding spoke at the Rotary Club noon luncheon. Darbyshire discussed Light and Power service as essential and constant for the public, while Superintendent Harding outlined the school grading system and how it reflects careful planning by educators to develop children for high level activities.
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Rotary Club
Homer Darbyshire
W. C. Flarding
Aks
Darbyshire
Harding
Childern
WANTS AMERICAN ON REPARATIONS BOARD
Senate Democrat Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduces a resolution for American representation on the reparations board. The article also features miscellaneous quotes and notes on literature and human ears from unnamed sources.
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Associated Preesay
Washington, D. C
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Great Chinese Wall Built in Pieces Across Ages
The massive masonry barrier known as the Great Wall was not a single structural unit but assembled in sections over different eras. The final repair effort occurred at the start of the Qing dynasty.
Dish of ortolans for four costs fifty dollars in London
The ortolan, a rare Italian bird fattened in a dark room, is served in a London hotel at a feast for four costing $50. The ritual involves killing the bird for market after fattening, with risk it could die of fright in a thunderstorm.
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London
Perverted Proverbs From the Boston Transcript
A collection of satirical adages noting wordplay and moral quips. The items play on common phrases and misheard lines, highlighting humorous twists and altered endings associated with modern usage.
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Carolyn Hamilton
Doris Chalmers
Mrs. Hancher
Lorna Doone
Master Masons
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Washington - Lowa
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A.D. Pickinneon
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Evening Journal
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BIG Load
W. M. Darbyshire
Tatt
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Timothy
Timothy Call Dill
South Marion
Boice Wagner
W. B. Igham
So. Ave. D
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E. L. Bartholow
Rhode Island
Sturry Campbell Fats
Gils Wet
Morton Emde
West Chester
R. C. White
Mra, JR
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Crawfordsville
Clover Shed
Lloyd W. Martin
Eod
Poland
China
Chas
Griffith
Airedale Pup
Henry Prymek
Riverside
Prich Reasonable
Oscar Jugenheimer
Durham
Carl V. Bellel
Sarah Ingham
W. T. Goodspeed
Towa
Pyank H. Gray
Jrd Street
Lexington
W. A. Goodspeed
West Meee Chester
Richter
George Dawson
Boston Transcript
Win Smouse
A.B. Carr's
Torr
E. Keating
Washington Iron and Metal Company
South Town Avenue
Abe Glatstein
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