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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1927
Page
6
Mrs. B. E. Sage traveled to Davenport this morning and will stay briefly with her daughter Mrs. B. J. Ruplinger who is confined in the sanitarium there. Local officials of West Chester spent the day on a stopping tour in the city.
The following merchants will close their stores at 5 30 p m each day except Saturday starting Monday January 17 and continuing until March 1.
Earl Dusenerry came this morning from Mason City to attend his father’s funeral. Mrs. Walter Johnson returns from a short business trip to Oskaloosa. Mrs. Seymour Martin of Keota shopped here today. Zsots J. BE. Lemmon returned from Chicago after a short business trip. Notice hogs hauled by calling John Little at 2 Hes t ad VE. Penny pads for scratch paper sold at the Journal office.
A mixed page notes social calls and visits in Iowa City including Mrs. Doris Williams and Mrs. J Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Manton Hebner at a game, and other greetings. The latter portion presents a Bible lesson outline on Deuteronomy and Paul to Timothy, stressing scripture as guidance and divine inspiration.
Messrs Scott and Hardin opened a new furniture store on the North Side today drawing crowds to view the late furniture on display. The orchestra played, and the store’s appearance and stock attracted attention as locals welcome the new merchants to Washington business circles.
Our cooperation with the National Florsheim Campaign offers Florsheim styles in stock at 8.85. Florsheims are valued at 10 and praised for appearance, satisfaction, and long wear. A. E. Atchison Florsheims "Zippers."
The quotation notes Jesus divides humanity into two classes, defining each by their path and deeds. It emphasizes a binary judgment: narrow or broad way, good or bad tree, wise or foolish builder, for or against Christ.
The article asserts that true service quality hinges on intensity sincerity and enthusiasm rather than tenure. It argues that genuine commitment drives outcomes and stakeholder value, urging leaders to measure impact by how service is delivered and felt.
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