Russell elected Iowa bricklayers vice president at Sioux City
D C Russell, delegate from the local union, was chosen as one of four vice presidents of Iowa bricklayers. He will supervise the southern part of the state. The convention adopted an hourly wage of $1.12 1/2 after a debate between radicals and conservatives. About 300 delegates attended the meeting, described as patriotic and constructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Russell
Bricklayers
Sioux City
Iowa
Russell
Morning Sun Votes Consolidation for New School Building
Morning Sun will consolidate eight districts forming a single school system with a proposed building cost between 150000 and 200000 dollars. Total votes 230 with strong support in the city and substantial approval in the country districts. A subsequent election will choose board members within fifteen days. Districts include Morning Sun Ridge Star A Oakwood Hall Concord Honey Creek Rock Bottom Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Ridge
Star A
Oakwood Hall
Concord
Honey Creek
Rock Bottom
Butler
Income tax returns offered by local government employee
Individual tax blanks arriving by mail call for prompt attention. Bring any blanks received and let Homer R. Murray notary public prepare your return. Located in front room over Lytle's Grocery Store, Washington Iowa. January 19 1920 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle’s
Washington
Iowa
Homer R. Murray
Notary Public
Local residents and sales noted in Crawfordsville
Mrs John Anwyl traveled to Washington for the day. J RR Lease sold his residence to RK R Shaffer. Dix moved household foods to a car for shipment to Cedar Falls. Read The Evening Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
John Anwyl
Washington
J. RR. Lease
RK. R. Shaffer
Rn. S&s. Dix
Cedar Falls
Court adjourns to Monday for non jury criminal pleas
Judge Dewey adjourned court to Monday at 10 to take up non jury criminal cases. Four defendants pleaded guilty to indictments for gambling houses and bootlegging and were fined with costs. Packard and Packard were dismissed for one, while Simmering Cute and Schnoeblen faced fines of 50 or 150 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Criminal Court
State of Iowa
Dan Packard
Mabel Packard
W. H. Butterfield
Henry Simmering
John Cute
Hubert Schnoeblen
C. C. Wilson
Life of Thought in Plato and Organization Purpose
A reflective note cites Plato that the unexamined life is unlivable for a real man and urges free individuals to consider their lives. It argues every true organization should scrutinize its achievements and purposes to ensure meaningful, examined action.
Various Local Church and Civic Notices From Washington
A lumber of community notices run through the page detailing a Masonic lodge called meeting on Friday January 23 1920 for second degree work Cha s Fred ing W M Also a Young Women's Missionary Society spread at Miss Alice Rownd s home 408 West 2nd Street These items include a Tyrone school social Friday night January 23 1920 funds for Assyrian orphans instructed by Winnie F Deal and a Baptist Young People's Union banquet at the Baptist church with Dr D J Evans US and Canada president speaking and singing Tickets 50 cents available by phone by Wednesday morning A late notice mentions postponement of the BR 0 social to February 26th with combined planning for that event The Washington Improvement League annual meeting is set for Saturday at 3 PM at Mrs Marsh Bailey s home with officer elections and program The children s story hour is scheduled for Saturday 3 PM at the Rest Room Court House led by Mrs W A Gibson and Mrs J M Godfred Rebekah club to hold an all day meeting Thursday at I C O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alice Rownd
W. 2Nd St
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Baptist Church
D. J. Evans
United States
Canada
Thimble Bee and Local Musical Notices Roundup
Members of the W R C Thimble Bee gather next Friday afternoon at Court House rooms in honor of Mrs. Henry Scott and Mrs. Sidney Smith who are moving away. M E choir plans a six o clock supper for choir members and families at church basement. About 20 pupils of Prof T C Davis give a recital tonight at 8. Presbyterian choir meets at 7 15 tonight. Loyal Sons and Daughters hold class meeting at Rev Dalton's residence Thursday. Priscilla Club meets with Mrs Will Harper Tuesday Jan 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. Thimble
Court House
Henry Scott
Sidney Smith
M. E. Choir
T. C. Davis
The
Loyal Sons and Daughters of the Christian Church
Rev. Dalton
Winfield Man Suffers Fall in Hardware Store Elevator
Winfield Iowa January 20. Lee Enke narrowly escaped serious injury when a platform elevator malfunctioned at the Bloomer hardware store. The device toppled to the cellar from the second floor and though no bones were broken his ultimate injuries remain undetermined. Enke is fortunate to be alive after the frightening accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Ia
Lee Enke
Bloomer Hardware Star
Mr.Enke
Two Extremes In Markets Tilted By Favor And Fear
A concise aphorism notes that markets overrate favorable periods and undervalue when facing disfavor, capturing a pattern of biased valuation under contrasting conditions. It underscores the psychology of investors and the uneven tempo of price movements.
Local grocers tout butter in unpaid testimonial
Joe Link praises a butter brand, promising to be a regular customer. He notes Mr Link's Velie stopping in front of their place and claims they stock Washington but ter in response, urging readers to ask their grocer about it.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Eldridge Battery Co
Washington, Iowa
STORA
Louden Machinery Company
Financial Department
Louden Machinery Co
Fairfield, Iowa
the Evening Journal
Godfrey & Eldridge
Masonic Fraternity
Washington Lodge
Chas. Freding
W. M
Bex
Tyrone School
Valley
Winnie F. Deal
Washington Improvement League
Marsh Bailey
Charg
W. A. Gibson
J. M. Godfred
Rebekah Club
I. C. O. F. Hall
Presbyterian Coir
Priscilla Club
Will Harper
East Washington Street
Tuesaday
Joe Link
Evening Journal
H. E. Berdo
Journal
Care Journal
W. F. Welliver
Haskins, Ia
Photte
Marton Ae
Gota
T. H. Barnes
Crawsfordsville
P. J. Hanley
BUICK
C. A. Reeves
DIGE
Warren Cash
Duroc
Jersey
Pathfinder
Klein Bros
Keota
Good Clover Hay
John Coakley
West Chester
Mutual Phone
W.m.darbyshire
Sam Baker
C. A. Ruebsam
P. A. Shockley
Choige White Wyandotte Cockerels
B. L. Bartholow
Pole Wood
Wii
Embree
WHITE
Wyandotte Ecockerels
Thur-K
Journal Office
Black, Gitt
Lyon Bakers
Bale Machig
555
W. M. Darbyshire
Corporation
Oklahoma
Texas
Kentucky
O Banker
State
Twen
Treasury
Phoenix
den Moines
Jagya
Treasury Department
Poaen
U. S
Washilowa
Accorda
Bulldt
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