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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

5

Cement Factory at Valley Junction Showcases Iowa Industry

The Pyramid cement plant near Valley Junction advances with fifty workers and a 2300 degree furnace. Nearby mills in Gilmore City and Earlham supply limestone while M. and St. L. handles car haulage. Des Moines prepares for the Grand Army encampment with 100000 visitors and a human flag.

Gilmore City Pocahontas County Hawkeye Valley Junction Earlham Madison County Rock Island Des Moines Grand Army of the Republic State House America

Civil service announces posteim examinations by town list

The civil service commission announced postmaster examinations to be held July 15 for offices in Auburn Bagley Brooklyn Carlisle Clermont Dayton Exter Dunlap Durant Dysart Elma Essex Fairbanks Fontanelle Keota Lakeview Lansing Lennox Livermore Marathon Menlo Merrill Monroe Moville Oxford Paulina Prairie City Radcliffe Rock Valley St Charles Stanhope Waucoma West Branch Wyoming and July 18 for offices in Albia Clarion Garner Newton Parkersburg Rock Rapids Spirit Lake Storm Lake Tama West Union.

Civil Service Commission Towa Auburn Bagley Brooklyn Carlisle Clermont Dayton Exter Dunlap Durant Dysart Elma Essex Fairbanks Fontanelle Keota Lakeview Lansing Lnnox Livermore Marathon Menlo Merrill Monroe Moville Oxford Paulina Prairie City Radcliffe Rock Valley St. Charles Stanhope Waucoma West Branch Wyoming Albia Clarion Garner New Hampton Parkersburg Rock Rapids Spirit Lake Storm Lake Tama West Union

Orphan Robin Joins Fostered Chick Family In Iowa Town

In Waverly Bremer county a robin, raised by two women tending fifteen motherless chicks, has become a trusted member of the flock. The bird comes when called and shows no fear, inspiring local curiosity about the future of the unlikely family. In Union county a six foot wide stripping machine yields about 2500 dollars in ten days, as bluegrass seed prospers with large heads and well developed seed. Sheriff Langwin of Cherokee county vows to pressure gypsy bands by alerting residents to report crossings, promising active pursuit.

J. F. Grawe Waverly Bremer County Robin Iowa Union County Sheriff Langwin Cherokee County Sangwin

Iowa to Route traveling men with guard and school site hope

A government plan aims to move nomadic groups through northwest Iowa under guard to hasten travel, avoid loot, and locate a Yo man’s school and orphanage in the state. Four Falk sisters ship two carloads of steers to Omaha, learning buyers' preferences. Strawberry yields rise in Hardin and nearby counties, with local farmers expanding fruit production. A polo match at Fort Des Moines between St. Louis club and Fourteenth Cavalry drew a large crowd, Ft. Des Moines winning the event.

Nina Freda Eleanor Alice Falk Page County Essex Omaha Crack Country Club St. Louis Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Des Moines Burlington Davenport St. Joe Leavenworth Ft. Des Moines

Issues Call for State Convention in Des Moines 1922

Charles A. Rawson announces Iowa Republican delegate convention to be held in Des Moines August 2 1922 at 11 am. Delegates elect state central committee adopt platform nominate statewide candidates and handle convention business. Judicial convention follows August 9 with separate rules and eligibility for delegates.

Charles A. Rawson Republican Party Republican Electors of Iowa Republican State Central Committee of Republicans of Des Moines Eald Warren G. Harding Waterloo Supreme Court Chas. A. Rawson Chm L. E. Bladine

Busy Spinster Hides Valuables From Suspected Burglars

In Boston a noted spinster reportedly spends days hiding her valuables in various spots to foil burglars she believes may strike. She spends nights locating and gathering the items into a single pile in case of fire.

Boston Transprint

Colloidal Chemistry Overview and Definitions

Colloidal chemistry deals with systems of extremely fine dispersed material in a surrounding medium. It defines a heterogeneous system with a dispersed phase and a dispersion medium and discusses the nature of finely divided suspensions.

Wolverine does not hibernate or climb trees

The American Forestry Magazine states the wolverine does not hibernate in winter and does not climb trees, despite popular tales claiming the contrary. The note aligns this behavior with other members of its family.

American Forestry Magazine Att Lal

Progress and Nostalgia in Horse Care

A reflective note contrasts past and present farming life. It laments that horses once could have their shoes fitted without muddy trips and long returns to feed stores, as exemplified by Dobbin.

Speedy Eiswagun Aims for County Fair Prizes

The Horse Fancier presents his Speedy Steed Eiswagun on the Ballyvard and expects to win all prizes at the county fair. If Eiswagun proves fast enough to keep the Grocer's Flivver behind, the horse will be in Rare Form.

The White Masks Western Drama At Pox Theatre

Amusements state the White Robed Riders of the Night is depicted in The White Masks a thrilling western production at the Pox theatre Saturday. Franklin Farnum leads a stellar cast as Jack Bray with sensational climaxes across five reels of action romance and red blooded drama.

Night Franklin Farnum BE. H. Carr Jack Bray Mr. Far Nnum

Greatness and Lowliness in Human Understanding

A reflective passage contrasts showing a person’s greatness with their lowliness. It warns that revealing too plainly how alike he is to what he could become is dangerous, while balancing emphasis to avoid ignorance. The text posits recognizing both qualities as profitable.

Pasecal

Hard Telling and the Uncertain Return

A chaotic exchange centers on a new servant described as a trot or misheard role. The first caller asks about the mistress and the response confounds expectations, with doubts about when she will return and no clear departure noted.

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