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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1923

Page

8

Local News Notes From the Area

Several residents travel for visits and errands with brief mentions of Harpers Ferry Muscatine Sey mour Keota and Brighton. Mrs O A Pratt visits her mother Mrs Kaufman while Mrs C Snyder goes to Muscatine and Mrs C L Shanafelt returns home from a visit with Mrs Sue Lytle. Mrs Hugh Kirkpatrick travels to Keota after visiting Mrs O E Rittenhouse. Theodor at Lemmon’s Pharmacy highlights cookies and Mr and Mrs W A Stephen return to Keota after attending Mrs Hunter’s funeral.

C. L. Shanafelt Seymour Sue Lytle Hugh Kirkpatrick Keota O. E. Rittenhouse W. A. Stephen Art Sanders Mary Engle Ilavre John Cook Sylvester Moothart Port Madison L. L. Moothart Lewis

Local Notes And Visits From Washington area

A column of brief items lists people traveling visiting relatives and neighbors in Washington Iowa and nearby towns. Ada Hethcote heads to Worthington Ainsworth. Will Rush from Santa Fe Kansas visits sister Minnie Jennings. Mrs J C Bauer visits Keota. others travel to Sac City Des Moines West Chester Ottawa Kans Meadsville and Port Madison with family updates and birthday plans.

Will Rush Santa Fe, Kans Minnie Jennings

Bruns Seed Store Displays And Local Ads

Mrs Lloyd Phillips of Ainsworth visits Washington shopping. Bruns Seed Store promotes Bruns Seed Store and Washington Cleaners advertise cleaning services. Putnam Stores showcases Non-freeze Poultry Founts with a 7612 code. A sensational claim about Japanese brains is noted but not elaborated.

Lloyd Phillips Ainsworth Washington Putnam Stores Bruns Seed Store

Christmas Savings Clubs and Local Shopping Notes

Barcalys Grocery ad on page five highlights holiday shopping and a Christmas Savings Club from Washington National Bank. Local residents Miss Lou Langworthy, Mrs J A Harwood, Mrs Geo Albaugh and Miss Helen, Mrs Joe Zelinski and Miss Lizzie Peck are noted shoppers in Washington and Pleasant Plain. Dr P L Etter Osteopath and Lemmon's Pharmacy advertise dolls, Pan a sea guarantees, and new stock. J N Herrell leaves for Kansas City to join Bunting Stone Hardware. Sixty five years ago M Y Wallace survived the sinking of the General Gem on the Mississippi River and recalls the nightmarish rescue.

Joe Zelinski Lizzie Peck Pleasant Plain M. Y. Wallace Mississippi Mr. Wallace

Former Marshalltown Mayor Dies at 61

Oliver Engdulle, aged sixty one, former mayor of Marshalltown, died last night after a weeklong acute illness caused by diabetes at his home. Burial plans were not announced. He served as mayor from various terms and was active in local affairs.

The Asseretisted Press Marshalltown Oliver Engdulle

Mohr Dies of Pneumonia in Burlington

E R Mohr veteran Burlington railroad engineer dies in Burlington hospital after pneumonia attack. Born September 14 1884 in Fairfield Iowa he spent his career with Burlington and Oska loosa routes and was known to travelers. He is survived by his widow Daisy Greer one sister Mrs W H Lauenroth and brother Dr Ht C Mohr.

Burlington E. R. Mohr North Seventh Street Burlington Railroad Mr. Mohr Fairfield Oskaloosa Mohr Mises Daisy Greer Des Moines Lodge No. 1 A. F P A. M Brotherhood of W. H. Lauenroth Ht. C. Mohr Cambridge Mass

Indiana Assembly Weighs Gas Tax and State Economy

Indianapolis January legislative preview notes a two cent gasoline tax hike and license fee increases up to 106 percent. It covers education funding, a $1,000,000 reform school project, and broader economy measures. Republicans and Democrats split on tax control, primary law repeal, and highway funding allocation.

Indianapolis Ind McCray Senate House

Coal Miners and Operators Confer on Wage Pact Plan

Union bituminous coal miners and operators, meeting with seven operator delegates, consider a proposed wage and rules contract plan. Details were withheld as they discuss terms believed to be acceptable to miners, with hopes for an agreement.

Tpreon Washington Iunion

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Maurice Courneur Madge Bellamy Lorna Doone John Bowers John Ridd Frank Keenan Graff Sir Ensor Arch Oxfords Wilson's Harper Lyon's Harvey Young Ruth Brighton N. A. Buck Lemmon Pharnacy Theodor F. Macon Iowa Ada Hethcote J. C. Bauer Claude Holmes Lemmon's Martha Meacham Sac City R. E. Brown Lruns Seed Store F. A. DeBord Des Moines Mrs. McGuire Lyon’s RD. Page West Chester Dan Rohrer Tom. West Charles C. Nicola H. H. Mathew Ottawa Kans Mathew Nicola Kansas Colorado F. R. Clarke Meadville Penn Hammermill Bond Common Pione East Washington St Opera B. Lupton John Shield Washington Cleaners Hattie McConnell Helen Wytie Lois Dodds Irene Simpson Katheryn Dempsey Cedar Falls McElhinney Drug Co Barclay’s Grocery Lou Langworthy Davenport J. A. Harwood Washington National Bank Lemmon's Pharmacy Geo. Albaugh Helen Haskins P. L. Etter Osteopath Dr. Arthaud Lizzie Anderson Dr. Hess J. N. Herrell George Stewart Hardware Store Kansas City Bunting Stone Hardware Company Lemmon’s Indiana Assembly la Salle W. W. Wilson Illinois Indiana Kentucky Washington National Washington County Nerv Washington, Iowa Stuart Hotel Ben Schulty Motor CO Ance Russel Shorty Connor
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