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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
8
A sale listing offers a lot of 9 by 12 seamless tapestry rugs in floral and allover patterns. Medium weight rugs priced at $25.00 are reduced to $19.85 at Crail's store.
Local items report Crail's offering genuine Anglo-Persian rugs at 126.75, a Ford service ad at Washington Motor Co, and multiple residents traveling for exams or visits. Florence Rohrer and Hallie Ward are noted visiting familiar towns while Mrs Griffin recovers at a hospital in Iowa City. Moose Lodge invites families to Thursday social.
Local items note Ford genuine 13 plate batteries at $16.50 and service station ads. Miss Nellie Dodder, Miss Oleeta Stewart, A. J. Dawson, and Misa Mae Webr appear in brief travels and errands. Izaak Walton League and Farm Bureau events scheduled at Armory and Dea Moines with residents visiting relatives.
The meeting sets 1926 budgets with 7.5 million gold marks in outlays and up to 3.7 million for the Dawes plan. Rhineland commission is allotted 10 million and military control 8 million for the next year. The Rhineland occupation will be reviewed again in September.
President Charles W Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau pauses in his 1924 report to honor the late Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture He praises Wallace as a valuable friend and counsellor whose data aided agriculture in Iowa and the nation Secretary Gribben notes thrift will again be needed in the year 1924 in Iowa agriculture
Those who support better hunting and fishing conduct should attend the Izaak Walton League gathering tomorrow evening at eight at the Armory.
The Farmers' Grain Dealers Association of Iowa stacks a three day program January 20 to 22 in Fort Dodge. Governor Hammill Henry A Wallace and other prominent speakers headline a convention expected to draw about 3 000 delegates and visitors.{" "}A Tuesday registration opens at the Wahkonsa hotel with sessions in the Armory and a special evening featuring Charles E Hearst and Charles E Bekerle.{" "}Other events include insurance company talks and lectures on marketing and loyalty with guests from North Dakota Minnesota and Chicago.{" "}The Des Moines report notes a separate incident of a first woman bandit sighting in the city.
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