Washington High to Host Fairfield In Hardest Game Of The Year
Fairfield High, boasting one of the area's best basketball lineups, visits Washington High School for the season opener tonight at seven. Captain Waymack leads Washington against Winters and Brown of Fairfield in a matchup tied to last year’s late comebacks.
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Fairfield High School
Washington
Fairfield
Waymack
Edgar
Molesworth
Rice
Freshwaters
Daniele
Resolutions and Purchases at Rothschilds This Year
The note urges making resolutions to increase trading at Rothschilds this year and to obtain a portion of the new high class garments now offered at affordable prices. It also mentions the old Skiddo number 93 and repeats the commitment to the plan.
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Rothschild’'S
Washington Lodge to Install 1923 Officers After January Meeting
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening January 8 at 8 o’clock with regular business and close with installation of the 1923 officers. All Masons are requested to attend. W M H T Carris 7612.
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Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
H. T. Carris
W. M
Inventory of County Home and Holdings
The annual inventory shows total assets at the county home valued at 9031.90 with office fixtures at 3694.25. Livestock includes 16 cows 2 heifers 1 bull 5 calves 2 teams of horses 109 shoats 10 sows 1 boar 100 chickens 16 geese and stored fruit and produce including 6000 quarts canned fruit 125 bushels apples 225 bushels potatoes 75 turnips 2 carrots 150 sugar beets and 3 bushels onions. Farm machinery valued at 4232. Coal stock totals 85 tons with 37 tons hay and 1100 bales straw on hand.
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County Board of Supervisors
Frank Beatty
Appreciation for Kindness in Time of Illness and Death
The Benson family thanks all for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife and mother. They extend special gratitude to Prof Robertson and the teachers of the Ainsworth schools. J. S. Benson and Children.
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Robertson
Ainsworth
J. S. Benson
Mrs A White Dies in Des Moines and Funeral Set
Mrs. A White former Washington resident dies at her daughter Mrs O J Wilson Des Moines home. Burial in Elm Grove follows in Washington with services at First United Presbyterian Church. Will White son to attend from California. funeral Monday at 3 pm.
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A. White
Washington
O. J. Wilson
Des Moines
Elm Grove Cemetery
Will White
Califoria
Pirot
Legion Rooms Open for Iowa Soldiers' Bonus Applications
Former World War veterans who have not filed for the Iowa state soldiers' bonus can complete their applications at the Legion club room Saturday evening after seven. A notary will be present to attest the forms free of charge, with two typewriters available to type the blanks.
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Iowa
Legion Club
Great Britain and France Agree on Other Issues
Paris reports Premier Poincaire and Prime Minister Bonar Law met for a half hour to discuss the Near East situation and other questions beyond reparations. Washington says the United States has done all it can to point toward a solution of the reparations issue.
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Associated Press
Paris
Upn
Great Britain
France
Poincaire
Bonar Law
Near East
Britain
Washington, D. C
United States
Man with plans returns home for dinner after errands
The Ohio State Journal notes a man, after going downtown for the morning, finding a parking spot and getting a haircut, now heads home for his noontime meal.
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Ohio State Journal
Evangelist Outlines Power Source for Church Revival
In a First United Presbyterian Church sermon Dr. J. T. McCrory of Pittsburg urged greater spiritual power for Christ’s mission. He tied power to the Holy Ghost, noting early Christianity’s growth from 120 believers and urging wholehearted surrender to Christ to enable broader religious work. The union services of three congregations drew large crowds with choral music and solos. Tonight’s 7:45 service will feature Jesse Miller and Carolyn Hamilton performances.
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First United Presbyterian Church
J. T. McCrory
Pittsbruch
McCrory
Presbyterian
First
Second Unital Presbyterian
Doris Chalmers
Jesse Miller
Methodist
Mr. Miller
Carolyn Hamilton
Community notices from local groups in January meetings
Local clubs and churches list upcoming gatherings: Regular C of A meeting Jan 5 7:30 PM at K hall. 19th Century club cancels this Saturday. Bible Department Fortnightly with Mrs Wilson Jan 7 2:30 PM. Girls Alumni basketball practice 7 PM. Farmers Co operative Exchange annual meeting Jan 17 1 PM at Woodman Hall. Art Department Lyelling section meets Jan 9 with Miss Irwin at Mrs Godfrey's. Women's Foreign Missionary Society meets Jan 6 at 2:30 PM. Home Economics Section meeting Jan 9 2:45 PM with Mrs Wilson bring ten cents for demonstration. Shalam Group Meth S S Jan 9 2:30 PM at Mrs Hill 708 S Marion Ave bring quilt pieces. Ladies Aid West Chester Methodist Church social Jan 10 PM at church inviting members and friends.
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Shalam
Methodist
S. S
Wa. I Hill
S. Marion Ave
Ethel Atkinson
Ladies Aid
West Chester
Le Was Down East Company To Stage Another Play
The text notes the company plans another production and that they will likely wait in line at Lemmon's for tickets. It mentions modern butter selection but favors their own Washington Butter, which groceries must carry.
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Lemmon’s
Washington
Death of Al Hayes At About Seventy
Al Hayes aged about seventy died this afternoon at his home after a brief bronchitis illness and long heart trouble. He had been ailing for several years with heart disease. Funeral arrangements are not yet complete.
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al Hayes
Death of E. M. Warner Prominent Muscatine Attorney
E M Warner age sixty four prominent attorney of Muscatine died at his home after six months illness of neuralgia of the heart. Attorney Richard B Swift formerly of Washington had been associated in partnership with Mr Warner since the summer of 1920.
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Muscatine
E. M. Warner
Richard B. Swift
Washington
Warner
In England the tern gnat and insect naming
The text explains English terms for biting insects noting that tern gnat refers to smaller insects and una denotes a blood-sucking dipterous fly. It mentions primitive Metamorphosis and water habitats with females armed with a proboscis for skin penetration.
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England
Graciousness as a World Citizen Quote
Graciousness reflects global citizenship as Bacon states a generous heart joins distant lands. The remark frames kindness to strangers as a sign of connectivity beyond local confines.
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Bacon
Primitive Russian doll reflects forest poverty and loneliness
A rough wooden mass doll with a sad face embodies Russia’s lonely forest regions. It wears rough clothes and a hat and carries a hatchet, distinguishing the male from the female form.
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Russia
Notice of dissolution Ashby and Work renamed J A Work Insurance Co
Mutual dissolution of Ashby and Work. J A Work takes over business and will operate as The J A Work Insurance Co. Ashby liabilities assumed by new company. Accounts due Ashby and Work payable to either party. C V Crull engaged to expand general insurance offerings. Old Line and Mutual policies available. authority recalls records of Ashby and Work. January 1 1923 Graham Stores area phone 331 Green oa.
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Washington
Charlies A. Dewey
Dewey
Haseen
Filla Blumenstein
William H. Blumenstein
Harbison
Griffin
Millervs
Lewis
Baird
Henkel & Brown
England
Redlinger
Chapin Corp
Grady
Stewart
Washington County
McElroy
Snavely
Bugs
McTee
Redding
Morris
McCall County
Morrison
Beatty
McCail
Boothe Ve. Kolosick
Booth Va
Kolosick
Moore
Enfield
Sleichter
Schachner
Anderson
Fisk Tire Co
Schulty
Boyd Va
Pattee Plow Co
Marsh
Clarinda National Bank
Carlson
Citizens Savings Bank
Tobin
Ingham
Conner
Green
Lauderman
Strum
Ashby
Work
J. A. Work
J. A. Work Insurance Co
C. V. Crull
General Insurance
Graham
Invulnerable temper as a roaster of virtue
A compact aphorism on maintaining calm and steady good temper as a virtue across all social ranks and levels of refinement. It frames self restraint as an exemplary form of character, accessible to everyone regardless of intelligence or status.
Blood Circulation Notes From Early Anatomy Text
A fragment explains blood travel in the human body, stating about fourteen pints circulate and pass twice through the heart’s left ventricle before returning to the body. It reflects early physiology teaching on circulation.
Discretion in Joking Cited by Bruyere
A brief maxim notes caution in humor around ill-bred or insensitive audiences. It warns against taking risks with jokes that could offend by lacking comprehension or restraint.
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DE Molay Boys
Sudor Dewry
Januar Tream
BRAT
Mt. Pleasant
Washington High School
Elopers
de Molay
Chicago
New York
Aditorials
Boston
Rothschild’s
A. PL & Alm
Board OF Supervisors
Christmas Club
Sublimas
Deets Lin
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
DR. McCrory
Bible Department
Frank Wilson
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Woodman
Lyelling Section
Art Department
Elizabeth Irwin
Bertha Godfrey
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. BR. Brown
W. S. Keister & Sons
Mige
Worthington Bitter
Evening Journal
Bevins Motor Co
R. C. Wells
Crawfordsville
W. M. Darbyshire
Tate
Marion
Bobe Wagner
C. R. IL
Wes Engle
Brighton
Ila
R. Gou
Frank H. Gray
Oscar Jugenheimer
Paige
Jersey
Fresh Now
E. W. Hummer
Mutual Phone
Nevine Motor Co
Poland
China
Chas. S. Griffith
Clover Seed
Lloyd W. Martin
West Cheater
Rhode Island
Morton Emide
Town
Attorney Warner
Inquire Journal Office
Si Win Smouse
Black
Este
John May
Washington Iron and Metal Company
Iowa Avenue
Abe Glatstein
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