Buy Land and secure your future in Florida says Warner ads
A long promotional piece urges buyers to invest in Florida land as the safest agricultural proposition. It touts North Florida’s winter climate and favorable rainfall, contrasts with uncertain ventures, and promotes Warner booklet guides Five Acres and Liberty and Warner Farms in West Florida. An excursion is announced from Washington Iowa, with contact for more information. It ends with a local ad for silk shirts priced at $8.25.
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Horace Greely
Florida
Cali
Fornia
North
Warner
Five Acres
Liberty
Warner Farms
Washington
Iowa
J. W. Warner Company
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg
Remarkably Well Informed Yet Misinformed Remark
A cautious speaker critiques Mrs Gabbalot aloud noting she finds her statements surprisingly misinformed while weighing each word before public release in a measured voice.
Parent-Teacher Meeting Tonight Promises Local Association
Dr. Edwin Diller Starbuck will speak at the high school at 7 30 PM on child life and education. A meeting to organize a local Parent-Teacher association and adopt by laws and elect officers will follow with parents and friends urged to attend.
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Edwin Diller Starbuck
State University of
Iowa City
Friends of the
Washington census interest shown by local response
The Journal noted many residents sent names of those missed by enumerators in a bid to aid the census. Officials later found the census here is delayed with much still to do, though most communities are complete. Enumerators seek more public help to ensure accuracy and city credit. Only the first ward had been completed.
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Washington
Journal
Closing two weeks of meetings at Second United Presbyterian
The Second United Presbyterian church concluded two weeks of special meetings with morning and evening services. Rev. Leslie Mountford preached on gratitude and salvation, eighteen new members joined the church during the Lord's Supper, and reconsecrations occurred. A New World Challenge slide show was shown to inspire renewed commitment.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Leslie Mountford
United Presbyterian
Mountford
Christ
United Presbyterian Church
New World Movement
Keokuk
Lloyd Arnold
Arnold
Gabriel
God
Stebbins
Washington Bears Fall At Burlington In Tough Road Trip
Washington High School battled through a strenuous weekend trip ending with a 43 to 14 loss at Burlington. Maxwell Putnam and Davis led the local forwards while Duke Kiesey and Swift guarded. Duke was ejected during Mt. Pleasant play, derailing the effort.
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Burlington
Washington
Maxwell
Putnam
Davis
Duke
Kiesey
Swift
Mt. Pleasant
Patrick
Mike Meier
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Muscatine
American Légion
Columbus Junction
Junction
University High School
Iowa City
Rice
Brown
Lemley
Private Moose Hall Dance for Members and Candidates
A private dance for Moose members and prospective candidates is planned at Moose Hall on Tuesday January 27. The event will feature a jazz orchestra providing music and invites attendees to bring their female guest.
Fortnightly club meeting postponed to February 9
The evening literature department of the Fortnightly club shifts its January 26 gathering to February 9 to combine with the Parent-Teachers meeting at the high school. Bethlehem Commandery No 45 convocates January 26 at 7 30 p m with two Columbus Junction candidates. attendance requested by J D Glasgow Eminent Commander.
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Bethlehem Commandery No. 45
Order of the Temple
Columbus Junction
Farmers Union Meeting at Red Brick School House
A Farmers Union gathering is called for Tuesday evening at the Red Brick school house south of Washington. Local members are urged to attend and discuss union matters and community concerns.
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Farmers’ Union
Red Brick School House
Washington
Regular meeting notice for Knights of Pythias group
Notice of a Knights of Pythias regular meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m. Members are advised to work in the rank of Esquire. Location listed as 9312 Arthur Therion, C C.
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K. OF P
Cavalry Troop Organizing Meeting in City Armory
All interested in forming a new cavalry troop in this city are to assemble at the Armory at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening January 27. Leaders urge prompt attendance for final arrangements.
Funeral of Mrs Clutter Held at Woodford Chapel
Funeral services for Augusta Clutter, cousin of Mrs J D Glasgow, who died last week in Boise Idaho, will be at Woodford chapel at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev T F Barker with interment in Woodlawn cemetery. Charles Clutter will arrive with his mother’s body Tuesday evening.
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Clutter
Augusta Clutter
J. D. Glasgow
Boise
Idaho
Woodford Chapel
Woodlawn
Charles Clutter
Local Butter Ad Boosters Named For Washington Butter
Hubert Crail bought butter after reading the ads and was drawn to taste more. He and his mother now become boosters for Washington Butter from W. S. Reisten & Sons.
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Hubert Crail
Hubert
Washington
W. S. Reisten & Sons
Washington Lodge 26 called meeting for first degree
A called meeting of Washington Lodge 26 A F and A M will be held on Tuesday the 27th for work in the first degree. Chas Freding W M.
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Masonic Fraternity
Washington Lodge
A. F
Re opening of Court Delayed for a Day
The Noecker vs Noecker testimony set for this morning has been postponed to Tuesday morning because one side is not ready. Also on deck this week are guardian ship of John Artemus and Anwyl vs Jones trials following the Noecker case.
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Noecker
Essay Contest at A M E Church by Athenian Society
An essay contest for colored youth is set for Tuesday evening January 27 at the A M E church under the Athenian Literary Society. The program includes organ preludes, recitations by Frances Rhodes, a quartet, and judges for composition thought and delivery. The subject is Abraham Lincoln the Emancipator with contestants Raymond Hall Kathryn Turner Elizabeth Redd. A prize will be awarded for the best essay and all are invited.
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Athenian Literary Society
Florence Hall
Frances Rhodes
Messrs. Halls and Green
Abraham Lincoln
Raymond Hall
Kathryn Turner
Elizabeth Redd
Washington
A. M. E. Church
Below Zero Again On Sunday Morning
The weather bureau thermometer showed seven below zero yesterday morning the coldest in weeks. Last night's minimum was 16 above zero and today shows noticeable moderation in temperature.
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Weather Bureau
Garment Drive for Armenian Sufferers At Cunningham Bros
Citizens urged to donate clothing at Cunningham Bros store by Tuesday to ensure shipment with the first vessel. The Fortnightly club Current Events group postpones January meeting and will combine with February session on the regular day in February.
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Cunningham Bros
Washington Choral Society Cancelled Tonight
The Washington Choral Society will not meet tonight due to the recompanionist’s absence and the conductor's indisposition, preventing attendance as previously announced.
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Washington Choral Society
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