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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
6
Delays are dangerous and the Journal Dictionary withdrawal will end soon. The five volume Webster dictionary bound in limp leather will be offered to bookstores, raising price and ending the presentation. Workers urged to clip coupons and obtain Webster's New Dictionary for error elimination and higher pay. Clip coupon from another page.
Grading on the Queen and Crescent double tracking begins with a September 1 completion target. Long Island commuter traffic has doubled in six years as more than 800 trains daily illustrate rising service demand. Southern lines plan Atlantic City meetings to discuss new tariffs and possible appeals.
New York July 8 report predicts meat prices will stay high as wholesalers and retailers in major eastern cities close shops early during the first week of July.
In Mineola New York a summer colony of top financiers including W K Vanderbilt Jr Payne Whitney and William F Sheehan confronted Nassat Board of Supervisors over a private cemetery on Isaac V Willetts farm center of the colony. Residents warn a cemetery next door would affect the area.
Leaders from Washington Oregon Dakota South Dakota Maine Montana Idaho gather in the northwest to study checks on emigration to Canada. Officials seek legislation to boost regional development and persuade Americans to remain in the United States.
Vran Maris F. Knapp retires after more than thirty-one years as professor of German at Suitth College.
A fragment notes cost items including packing charges, express from the factory, checking clerk hire, and other necessary expenses.
Fragmented timetable notes show train numbers 89 and 91 Local with scattered times and destinations including Chicago and Milwaukee. Vague references to No. 5 Pass and a 8:30 am schedule appear amid garbled lines.
Int WW AY Valley Large Camp No 568 meets Thursdays in the hall on North Side Square. All neighbors are welcome.
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