Local Classifieds and Notices Chronicle
A compact page lists local services and promotions including a cookies shop Lyon’s, a Moos Hall dance on Thursday, Lydia Hellam Chiropractor, baggage transfer by City Bus and Taxi, clothing sale at Rothschild’s, shoe shop For & Dewey, funeral director Arthur Goodin, and Farmers Union Exchange offering 60 percent protein tankage. J. E. Wright’s closing out sale features 60 brood sows with sale date January 14.
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J. E. Wright
Washington IA Savings Club and local sale notices
Local notices show plans to join the Christmas Savings Club at Washington National Bank with weekly pay. a Big Combination Sale at a feed yard. various visits and travels of residents. shopping at Rothschild's and Crail's. Moose Hall event. and community updates on births and visits.
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Washington National Bank
Farmers Union Meeting Near Washington Address by Col Crockhart
Notice announces a Farmers Union meeting at Young America School House, 3 miles NW of Washington, this Friday evening. Col. W. Crockhart will address the audience. Also offered for sale is the ice business of W. W. Cherry including two ice houses, lot, residence, team, wagons, tools, with rent of an ice house and pond. Potential buyer invited to inquire with C. BE. Lemley Realty Co. via F. & M. Bank Building. Phone 247. Titf
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Farmers Union
Young America
Washington
W. Crockhart
W. W. Cherry
C. BE. Lemley Realty Co
F. & M. Bank
Jack Should Be Gay And The Dull Boy
A satirical brief from the New Orleans Times-Picayune mocks work and pay conditions, suggesting Jack’s gaiety depends on lacking labor and income.
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Jack
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Debt World Is Apt to Forget
An arch written reflection quotes George Eliot on the world’s memory of unhistoric acts and the disparity between faithful lives and those forgotten in unvisited tombs. The passage contrasts the impact of deeds with the neglect of the dead.
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George Eliot
Journal correspondents report from Crawfordsville area
News correspondents record visits and social detours from Crawfordsville with mentions of Rev G W Jianna and Mrs Anwyl in Washington and Mrs Duxbaum Huston Sprague in Burlington, plus relatives visiting from Washington and Illinois.
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Crawfordsville
G. W. Jianna
W. BE. Anwyl
Frank Hamilton
J. SP. Duxbaum
W. Huston
C. A. Sprague
Burlington
N. lv. Lone
Washington
Dayton McNeill
Inois
Local Notes on Health Visitors and Travel
Billy Althaugh slowly recovers and gains strength at home while Snails treats a knee sliver by magnet in Washington. Mrs. Snails and Opal Nicholson visit relatives in Riverside and Washington as Ellen Edwards arrives from Detroit to see family. Wallin leaves for Saline Kansas to lecture for a lyceum company. Dale Cole and Opal Godlove travel with grandparents in Washington. J R McCreedy stops by on business.
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Billy Althaugh
Stern
Clen Snails
Washington
Kephart
E. Wallin
Saline
Kansas
Lyceum
Miss Opal Godlove
Dale Cole
Opal
W. H. Warner
Dale
Ellen Wallace
Loyal Order of Moose Initiation Set for Wednesday
A class of several members will be initiated into the Loyal Order of Moose at the meeting next Wednesday January 14. Members are expecting the usual good time.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Mother's Club Card Party At Mrs L A Jones Home
The Mothers Club plans a Friday card party entertaining their husbands at the home of Mrs L A Jones. Arrangements set for an evening of games and sociability.
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Mother's Club
L. A. Jones
Method for Waterproofing Cloth Using Resin in Linseed Oil
A historical notice explains making cloth waterproof by dissolving ten pounds of resin in four gallons of hot linseed oil. Soak folded cloth in the hot solution and press with a wringer, then dry on grass for a week or more. Treats about fifty yards of fabric.
Fortnightly Child Study department meets with active interest
The Child Study department of the Fortnightly club grows in numbers and enthusiasm led by Mrs. W. M. Keeley. Members delivered papers on assigned topics and a lively closing discussion was steered by Mrs. A. W. Clow.
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W. M. Keeley
A. W. Clow
H. Tt. Ward
J. B. Hammer
Women’s Gym Class Organizes for Year
Miles Mildred Rice was elected president and Miss Helen Porter treasurer of the young women’s gymnasium class meeting Mondays at the high school under Miss Ada Wilson. Enthusiasm is high for a strong winter term as members urged to attend next Monday at 7 30 p m entering via the south door to the gym from East Madwon street.
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Young Women's Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Stella Donaldson
Helen Fulton
Nellie Tripp
Maude McCreedy
Carolyn Hamilton
Alice Livingston
Mabel Dill
Miles Mildred Rice
Helen Porter
Ada Wilson
Madwon Street
Gilt-Edge Loans Offer Farm Mortgages and Local Real Estate
Real estate firm Dempsey Real Estate Co promotes two farm loans of 16000 on 180 acres at 6 percent for five years and 12000 on 120 acres near Washington for ten years at 6 percent. They invite talks and farm viewings.
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Washington
Dempsey Real Estate CO
North Side Square
Thos
J. Dempsey
Banish Doubt Says The New Success
An edifying message urges readers to cast out doubt as a gatekeeper to success and achievement, framing doubt as a barrier standing between effort and triumph. The tone is motivational and prescriptive.
Sugar profiteering probe sparks Senate grilling
Washington reports 22 cent sugar prices draw fire in the senate. Senator Sinoto urges the attorney general to act against profiteers. Senator Smoot notes 65 percent of beet sugar delivered and calls for discovery and action to halt hoarding.
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Washington
Senate
Sinoto
Utah
Smoot
Saxons Move to Save Babies via Midwife Subsidy
The Saxon legislature approves a yearly subsidy of 2000 marks per midwife to ensure proper birth care for future Saxons. The plan, adopted as a compromise, treats midwives as state officials and aims to be cheaper than the proposed plan.
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Berlin
Jan. T
Volkskammer
Alls Well Emma Claims After Radio Message
A radio from Kamen Goldman deported on the souler ork Buford was received by her niece Mrs Stella Ballentine in this city. The message read A s well and was picked up from the Buford by the music station Hed Moeland.
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New York
Jan. T
Kamen Goldman
Souler Ork
Buford
Stella Ballentine
Cigs
Hed Moeland
Would Be c Jcke Story Echoes a Family Twist
A family discussed their newborn sister, praising her sweetness, when the older brother John muttered a playful doubt about the baby's sex, suggesting a joke if the sister proved to be a boy. The moment shows a child's sly humor amid family warmth.
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John
Duty Toward Children Through Generations
The passage argues that men have a duty to childhood since they were children once. Each generation inherits the accumulated wisdom and piety of prior ages and must pass it on, adding its own contributions through effort.
Seven Edwards: England’s Edward name across dynasties
Seven English kings bore the name Edward. The first three were Plantagenet, the fourth and fifth were York rulers, the latter a boy killed in the Tower by his uncle Richard II, the sixth was Tudor, and the seventh was Edward VII.
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Edwards
England
Edward
Plantagenet Family
House of York
T Tower
Richard II
Tudor
Edward VII
First hole theory of ancient drilling by stone tools
Dr. Clifton Harly Levy describes how early humans began by striking a shell or stone to make a hole. A drillers then used sinew to suspend the ornament, prompting others to experiment with pointed stones to bore holes.
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Clifton Harly Levy
Good Times in a Tiny Town
A fragmented note reflects a cautious view of pleasures and time. It hints at elusive moments and a sense that genuine enjoyment is scarce, offering a mood of nostalgia and quiet appraisal. The text reads like a personal reflection on tempo, place, and satisfaction.
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Harry Morey
Eugene O'Brien
Chester Nature Pictures
Lyon
Cooxies
Reynolds & Gibson
Moos
Lydia Hellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Rothschild’s
For & Dewey
Arthur Goodin
Farmers Union Exchange
F. Macon
Iowa
Glenn Kraugh
John Brant Company
Bushnell, Jr
Hazel Crull
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Mrs. F. M. Crawford
Ainsworth
Rothschild's
Louder
Morrison
Iowa City
Hl. Worley
Ruth Pearson
Louiss Cunningham
Clarence Hollingsworth
A. W. McCulley
Crail’s. Tf
Moose Hall
Utz
Jemmon
Chas. Enke
Winfield
A. M W. Allen
L. Shanafelt
Seymour, Iowa
Sue Lytle
Ed McGee
West Chester
T. J. Foster
Elmer Thoma
L. C. Denison
Waterloo
Chas. Warner
Clinton
Helen Cunningham
C. C. Cunningham
Rockford, Il
A. van Sickle
Elizabeth Canier
Sioux City
N. van Sickle
Rothschild
Mrs. Geo. Dempsey
Davenport
Frank Marie
Misses Bridges
Kansas City
W. O. Quinn
Elma Davin
Hazel Owens
Cotter
J. A. McCoy
Titz
Fammers Union Exchange
Suscriptions
Nita Belle McKoon
John Shields & Sons
McWhamara Undertaking Co
Ambulanche
Shivick
Dean
M. W. Karman
Ton
Haskins
Moose
Lytle Bros
Graham Theatre
la Foch Borietie
Ll. B. Larson
Dewey Weeks
Helen Anderson
Merle Eckles
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. G. Null
H. M. Shavers
Julia Cavender
Dorothy Sharp
North Carolina
Ralph Shannon
Martha Berry
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Graham
Frank Keenan
the Silver Girt
Lomenz Baswwe Gr
Mr. Lyons
Mr. McCal
Sellars
METS
Tsu
Williard Davis
Dewey Davis
Business College
Raymond Hutt
Mt. Vernon
Richard Donaldson
Rock Island
Madagascar
Gordimer Brothers Stock Co
Billie
Vivian Martin
Clara Genevieve Kennedy
Washington, Iowa
Emma
Goldman Wireless
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