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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1930

Page

8

Brighton Family Visits Town and Local Events

Mr and Mrs D J Kye and two sons from Brighton were in town for shopping and visiting friends. Sam Evans of South Third street is very ill at home with his two daughters visiting to help. Temple Building Com offers brick bats from the temple at the haul ing. Mrs T T Maxwell moved from West Main street to her son Harry Maxwell's home east of town.

D. J. Kye Brighton Sam Evans South Third Street Rees Davis Newt Davis Wyman T. T. Maxwell West Main Street Harry Maxwell J. H. McCracken Penn College Friends Church Woolson Church W. Hendrickson W. W. Ward Chevrolet Mary Jones A. C. Robinson Fairfield B. T. Bottots EB. ER. Swank

Auto parts and notices from Keota town posting

Ray Callister of Keota was in town yesterday. Mrs. Fred Sweet is reported ill at her West Second street home. Sitter's Auto Parts advertises Master lever locks for cars and hot water heaters for sedans with closeout pricing and in stock sizes.

Ray Callister Keota Sitter Auto Parts Fred Sweet West Second Street

Conference on Naval Limitation Opens With King George

King George opens a conference on naval limitation as nations seek to curb costly arms races. The address emphasizes reducing armaments to ease global tensions and build a lasting framework for disarmament, referencing the Washington treaty of 1922 and urging unified sacrifice for the common good.

Washington League Preparatory Commission On

Local residents arrive and repay visits in town

Hd Wenger of Wayland and Mrs. Arnold Hall of Indianapolis visit. Mrs. Myrtle Poole recovers from a hospital operation at her East Second Street home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Loren Palmer of Keota shop with Mrs. Palmer’s mother Mrs. J R Palmer. Mrs. Joe Smith of Minneapolis is seriously ill after a stroke. Tommy Gray has mumps and will miss school. Mrs. J W Teeter’s son-in-law F A Dunamore of Norma is very ill at his home. Stella A Palmer returns from Davenport weekend visit. Mrs. W Livingston returns from Chicago after two weeks with her son David Livingston.

Arnold Hall Indianapolis A. L. Hall Myrtle Poole East Second Street E. Loren Palmer Keota Mr. Palmer J. R. Palmer Joe Smith Minneapolis J. W. Teeter F. A Dunamore Norma W. Livingston Cheago David Livngston

Rotary Discusses Credit Quest And Installment Use

Rotarians debated the credit question led by Fred L. Stewart and Charley Speer. Stewart warned installment buying is becoming a menace, while Speer noted various credit abuses in commerce and urged caution. Guests Rev. Broeker Father O Donnell and Atty Harmeier attended as did January high school members Wayne Brown Harvey Coulter and Ed Davidson.

Rotary Fred L. Stewart Charley Speer Stewart Baptist Church Father O’donnell St James Church Atty. E. J. Harmeier Wayne Brown Harvey Coulter Ed Davidson Valley

Diner Dictates Payment Plan in Companions Agreement

The Detroit News quote shows a diner declaring a payment plan based on a companion basis as a rhetorical moment. The fragment suggests a social or humorous exchange about shared costs and arrangements.

Italy’s Prosperity Seen Under Fascist Rule In Foglio Ordin

A Rome report presents Italy as prosperous under fascist policy, noting unemployment, trade balance and bankruptcies. It cites lower imports and higher exports, with Italy’s jobless total at 403,000 while other nations face higher figures. The piece contrasts Italy with France and critiques global economic trends.

Rome Italy Figlio Ordini Europe Goglio England Germany Austria United States Foglio France

Local notes from Ainsworth area bulletin board

Community updates report visits and family news from Ainsworth including Hubert Walker's brother Bernard injured last week, Grace Stone visiting, Ben Cherry traveling for his mother Will Cherry's funeral, and Earl Fulton planning a Pasadena move. Also notes on coal weighing changes, a birth in Oelwein, and a safe recovery after a temple fire.

Hubert Walker Ainsworth K*t

Quiet stance cited by Ruffalo News on neutrality

The quote argues that recognizing both good and evil in each side risks attention from all parties. It suggests silence as a shield to avoid being noticed by either side. The statement frames neutrality as a safeguard in contentious debates.

Ruffalo News

Local Notices and Social Updates from Crawfordsville Area

John Cannon of Crawfordsville attends business with Aus Sutherland Auctioneer contact after 6 pm. Mr and Mrs George Brinton return from Hampton Iowa after visiting. T A Michos opens law office in Blair Building over 98c store. Little David Day returns to Brighton from visit with grandparents D C Kilgore family. Auctioneer D F Macon Washington Iowa phone 251 red 2441.

T. A. Micho's Blair Bldg Juan David Day Brighton D. C. Kilgore Wilber Day

Nature’s Odd Law Echoed Across The Furnace and Storm

A Colton quote links pure ore to the hottest furnace and bright thunderbolt to the darkest storm, illustrating nature’s paradoxical law in a compact maxim. The line reflects on transformation through extreme conditions and unexpected outcomes.

Colton

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