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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1921

Page

6

Surprise tribute marks Rebekah club meeting

Mrs. James McFadden president of the Rebekah club was surprised at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Henry Minick with a luncheon reading by Mrs. Tom Dewis and a recitation of original verses praising the president. The Just Us club also enjoyed a meeting at Mrs. Floyd Ellis with social time and refreshments. St. Clair Lewis is ill and confined to home. Mrs. Lewis shows some improvement.

James McFadden Rebekan Club Henry Minick Tom Dewis Just Us Floyd Ellis Clarence Work Dodd

Normal Training Club Holds Yearend Meeting at Reister Home

The Normal Training club of the high school met at Nellie Reister's home for the final meeting of the year. Officers present included P geerman as president and Mite Woellace as secretary treasurer. After business, members read and discussed items from Miss Montcomerr and others, with piano solos by Hazel Brown and Nellie Keister.

Nellie Reister Uecord Pe Geerman MiPhamonies Yiete Mite Woellace Wa Wartt

In Memoriam Alice May Miller Poem

Poem by Mrs Emma F Sharp Jess expresses solace in loss with gentle lines stating the deceased is not dead but away and still remembered. The piece frames death as a distant journey viewed through a hopeful, consoling tone.

Alice May Miller Emma F. Sharp- Jess

Muscatine Man Killed, Companion Injured In Auto Wreck

William Massey aged 47 a local button cutter was instantly killed when the enclosed car they rode in ran off a bridge near Wapello. W L Radebaugh an automobile repair man was severely injured. A broken steering gear likely caused the crash. Massey leaves a wife and seven children.

Muscatine William Massey W. L. Radebaugh Wapello Massey

Jury with Nebraska's first woman juror fails to reach verdict

In Omaha on January 8 a jury in Justice of the Peace Court decided by the dentist case against patient, but could not agree. The panel included Hester Bronson Copper, the first woman juror in Nebraska, who stood with one male juror on the disputed claim.

Omaha Nebraska Justice of the Peace Courn Hester Bronson Cooper Josephine Brown Copper

Rush Bill for Relief of Schools in Iowa

An emergency measure filed by Senator Perry Holdoegel aims to let school corporations issue funding bonds up to 5 percent of assessed valuation to avert school closings. Banks have refused warrants as districts face deficits, with Des Moines and many towns listed among those in debt and near financial ruin.

Des Moines Perry C. Holdoegel Calhoun County Iowa Thirtyninth General Assembly Holdoegel Bill Ats Méeagsure Othes Sioux City Davenport Newton Town City Washington Webster City Cedar Falls Mason City Fort Madison Centerville Cuarigh &Y Marshalltown Boone Albia Red Oak Cherokee Atlantic Muscatine Ottumwa

Wild game big value to the nation

Washington, Jan 13. Passage of the migratory bird treaty act has yielded more than 20 million dollars in food value to U S hunters. Minnesota alone reports 2,058,400 ducks killed in 1919, worth about 1.5 million. Protections curb spring shooting and help sustain hunting as a sport enjoyed by over seven million in the United States.

Washington, D. C United States Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Minnesota

State Federation Of Farm Bureau Has Its Annual Meeting

The second annual meeting of the State Federation of Farm Bureau drew large attendance in Des Moines. Notable speakers included Mrs. C H Sewall and A F Lever who urged cooperative finance and farmer control of markets. Officers were reaffirmed and resolutions adopted endorsing coop research, limiting campaign spending, tuberculosis eradication, immigration checks, women’s membership, and reduced livestock handling commissions.

State Federation of Farm Bureau Des Moines Jim Howard National Federation Gray Silver Washington W. S. Eckhardt Committee of 17 Washington, D. C Washington County W. R. Brown Marion Township F. Letts Highland C. H. Sewall Otterbein Indiana Farm Bureau A. F. Lever South Carolina Congress Mr. Lever Lever Washington and Idaho State Wheat Growers Association C. L. Harlan Meat Producers Association National Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Stock Yards Bureau of Research American Farm Bureau Federation Indianapolis Theo. Oriez

Fort Madison Sees Hiccough Epidemic Strikes City

Hiccoughs or whooping cough like illness reported in Fort Madison Iowa affecting several residents including John W. Korschy a former alderman in critical condition and doctors Thos Bess and R J Scovel. Chicago and other cities report many cases with some deaths.

Fort Madison Iowa Thos. Bess R. J. Scovel Chicago

Harding to Enter Insurance Business

Des Moines January 12 Governor W L Harding will devote his time to leading an insurance company after leaving office He has long been its president and will increase his involvement in the future He plans a vacation before starting full time private business duties

Des Moines W. L. Harding

Ford Motor Co Says No Further Price Cuts Planned

Ford Motor Co asserts cars are sold below cost and no further price reductions or design changes are planned. The letter to the Public Falk Motor Co warns buyers to expect possible delivery delays as high demand continues into mid summer.

Falk Motor Co Washington Ford

Joint Installation Of Odd Fellows And Rebekahs

A joint installation of officers for the local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs was held at the Odd Fellows Hall with over two hundred in attendance. District deputy and Wellman staff installed the officers. refreshments were provided by the Rebekahs.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Odd Fellows Hall Odd Fellows Eral Wellman Baen

Power Fades Beyond Repair Said Worn Out Object

A worn out power source or device is described as beyond restoration with no possible repair saving it. The text emphasizes complete loss of energy and functionality.

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Memoriam C. W. Hunt Charles B. Hurst E. H. Cunningham Ed Cunningham Farm Federation Bureau Harding Ford Motor CO W. A. Ryan Philco Philadelphia Diamond Grid Philadelphia Diamond H. D. Smith Marion Avenue Washington, Iowa Tailoring Saleep Se - EO Gust Bramer
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