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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1920

Page

5

Woods Brothers Pave Missouri River Frontage in Iowa

In Iowa the Woods brothers of Lincoln Nebraska bought a dozen farms along the Missouri River, plan concrete banks and sand pockets to stabilize the current, a multi thousand dollar project yielding hundreds of acres of prime land. A separate health push moves toward typhoid antitoxin distribution statewide, led by Dr Guilford Sumner with free inoculation for applicants. An Algona test shows boys scoring higher than girls, Nellie Knoll tops with 83.5. Chariton recounts a skunk and possum theft from a coal house, skunk lore shifts to a compliment. Capitol extension clears 62 acres for a state house park, Irving school remains housing 16 departments, and a new tunnel links heating plants ahead of summer removal of current facilities.

Woods Brothers Lincoln Nebr Missouri River Iowa State Department of Health O. Meyers New York City Guilford Sumner United States Pubic Health Board Algona Nellie Knoll Capitol Extension State House Irving Food and Dairy Board of Education

Consolidation Vote Approved in Linby Iowa Schools

Fairfield Journal reports a special Linby election where 1 vote favored consolidating the surrounding districts schools by a 29 vote margin. It becomes the county’s second consolidated school, following Pleasant Plain, with more similar votes expected soon.

Fairfield Journal Linby Pleasant Plain

Not in Iowa Mr Darling Cartoon Sparks Wife Critique

Marshalltown Times Republic an rips into J N Darling known as Ding for a Iowa Pershing cartoon. A farmer's wife objects to her depiction as a fat citified figure while defending cartoonist license and noting rural readers' pride in Iowa farm life and colleges.

J. N. Darling Ding Iowa Pershing Towa Iowa State College U. I Darling Marshalltown Times-Republican

Washington County Evening Journal Keeps Local Daily Record

The Evening Journal serves Washington County as the region’s sole daily newspaper, delivering local news, notices, sports, and community updates to residents each day.

Evening Journal Washington County

Cotter Votes For Consolidation In 153 to 15 Victory

Cotter and surrounding territory approved a new $60 600 school building in a consolidated district by a 153 to 15 vote. Construction will start once the contract is let and ground is broken on the four acre site in the northwest part of town. The plans show a attractive, useful building expected to keep students closer to home for high school.

Columbus Cotter Columbus Junction Washington

Origin of Saturday Half Holiday Traced to Scotland

The custom of a Saturday afternoon holiday is linked to a 1203 Scottish royal council under King William. It decreed that after the twelfth hour Saturday should be kept holy so all could attend Vespers before Sunday.

Scotland William

Wheat output comparison between United States and Britain

The article cites similar wheat yields in the United States and Great Britain, averaging about 15 percent more bushels per acre in the U S and a comparable figure for Britain, highlighting-parallel productivity levels between the two countries.

United States Great Britain

Rural Consolidation Conference Planned at Cedar Falls

Washington reports a national conference on rural school consolidation to be held February 17 to 19 at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Iowa leaders Governors Harding and McKelvie and many rural education figures will attend to discuss consolidation feasibility and the rural high school question.

Washington, D. C Iowa State Department of Education Iowa State Teachers’ College Bureau of Education Cedar Falls United States Illinois County Agricultural High Mississippi Wisconsin Farm Life Schools North Carolinia Minnesota Colorado Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Indiana Iowa North Dakota Tennessee Utah Kentucky Florida Missouri Kansas Nebraska S. Dakota Washington Ohio Harding McKelvie

Lombardi Ltd Comes to Fox Theatre This Weekend

Pratt of the Fox Theatre promotes Lombardi Ltd a smart comedy drama starring Bert Lytell with Tito Lombardi in a stylish role. The notice highlights its New York run and tour success and invites women to attend for an enjoyable afternoon or evening.

Lombardi, Ltd Fox Theatre Fanny Frederic Hatton New York Tito Lombardi Bert Lytell C. A. Pratt Mar. Fox Theatre

Woman Reports Relief After Using Vegetable Compound

Letter from Summit New Jersey woman Victoria Kopr to readers praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for digestive pain sleeplessness and hot flashes. She claims improved health and ability to work after taking the product. Readers are urged to try the medicine with warning symptoms listed.

Summit N. J Lydia E. Pinkham Victoria Korrt Oak Ridge Ave Es E. Pinkham

Trial notes on a brutal homicide case Bednorciki v Commonwealth

The record summarizes a homicide where the victim was shot through head and body, ears severed, eye gouged, head mangled, body dragged 40 yards, with cod trail. Court remarks stress ease to commonwealth and defendant, implying guilt in a most heinous crime.

Commonwealth Bednorciki

Cures for Rheumatism Add to Public Debate

A London Answers writer notes many touted cures for rheumatism rely on Glauber’s salts and costly drugs, but still leave some sufferers in ache. The remark highlights persistent dissatisfaction with available remedies.

London

Old algaroba tree at Cathe mission grounds downed

The historic algaroba tree on Fort Street near Cathe mission grounds was felled to clear space for a Knights of Columbus clubhouse. Reports refer to it as the mother or father of Hawaii’s algarobas, a landmark in island history.

Cathe Mission Grounds Fort Street Hawaiien Islands Knights of Columbus Newse Hawaii Pacific Commercial Advertiser

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