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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
7
Fr. O Shlangouskie sold to the south side meat market a load of spring pigs averaging three hundred pounds and bringing 25 dollars and 25 cents per head. The ad also promotes Kreso Beato Fiecks and other stock dips and bulk dip. Bring in your can, price is right.
Taxi and baggage service by Skipton Taxi and White Way Garage advertise quick auto work. Poultry tonic and remedies from Hams Seed Store. art and auction notices from D. F. Macon. Dances at Armory with Dunbar's White Hussars. Gregory Mason concert at H. S. Auditorium. Local visits include Mrs. Floyd Bower in Brighton and J R Bell visiting from Fillmore Canada.
Mrs. Ellen Hazen and L V Hazen host visit while residents plan to attend Gregory Mason's performance at HH Auditorium tonight. Tickets are 80 cents. Read page 8 for the Gregory Mason article and details.
Louise Lovely stars in Partners of Fate at the Fox Theatre for a Friday engagement. The story by Stephen Chalmers follows two couples who marry the wrong partners, twist of providence separates them on tropical islands, and their fate hinges on duty and love.
The Lincoln school assembly announced the Hi-Life high school annual staff for spring publication. Editors include Richard McCleery and Esther Hay with other officers such as Russel Conner and Esther Welch. Senior class elected President Gwendolyn Lane and Vice President Ralph Reid. A new primary teacher, Mrs. McChesney, was elected for Lincoln School. Mahaska supervisors Shaw and Thompson visit Washington to study county record rebindings.
Gregory Mason speaks at the high school auditorium at 8 15 tonight on Americas Opportunity under the Washington Improvement League. Admission 50 cents, four remaining numbers bring total to 1.50. Also, F A Stanley opens an Army Goods store in the Motts building and will stock a full line of army and navy goods starting the 15th with further notices to follow.
Mrs. Frank Miller learns this morning her brother has died in Fairfield while her daughter Alice May Miller awaits burial at home this afternoon. She cannot attend the Fairfield funeral due to her own funeral arrangements.
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