Local notices from Washington Iowa area business and visitors
Local items mention Dougherty Bros stock on East Main Street and 2516 address, Mrs Theresa Breese of Kansas City visiting Mrs H. P. Stock, Rev W. G. Thorne and sister visiting Washington, Mr and Mrs Albert Dickerson arriving from Montrose Colorado to manage the Penney store, and multiple residents visiting relatives or traveling to nearby towns. Dr Watts Col. chiropodist in town for a few days, Singer machines on sale, Benteco store managers meeting in Burlington, various absences and visits by local residents.
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Theresa L Breese
Kansas City
H. FP. Stock
East Main Street
Heese
8. P. Young
Albert Dickerson
Montrose
Colorado
Dickerson
Penney
The
Penny Co
Iowa
Redpath Vawter Lyceum Bureau
Washington
Watts
Res
Local shoppers, travelers share news from Washington
The column lists residents visiting Washington, a move from Kenthsburg Illinois to 608 East Madison, travelers for vacations through Canada, and local officials attending Bible school in Cedar Rapids. It notes Mr. Oxley heading biology at Lambrath College Jackson Mississippi and promises praise for a young scholar’s promotion. Also mentions Dougherty Bros. products and various store offers.
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W. 8
Mayo
Kenthsburg
Illinois
East
Madison Street
Arthur Oxley
Weat Liberty
Iowa
Iowa Weslayan College
Lambrath College
Jackson
Miss
Oxley
Iowa Weslayan
University of Arkansas
State School of Forestry
Arkansas
Federals Claim Victory in Brazil War Action
An official Brazilian communique from Rio de Janeiro states the federals won an important action against rebels capturing many prisoners. The bulletin says patriotic battalions are forming in nearly all cities of Sao Paulo to battle insurgents and widespread opposition to rebels exists outside Sao Paulo. Stop News Dispatches report censorship of American press by Brazil. Also inmates freed by rebels were among prisoners captured at Sao Paulo.
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Preas
Inos Aires
Rio
la Nacion
San Paulo
Sao Paulo
Beunos
Washington
Rainbow Veterans Name Chicago as 1925 Convention City
Chicago was chosen for the 1925 National Rainbow Veterans' Association convention. Fred B. Crawford of Chicago was elected president.
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Rainbow Veterans
Chicago
Columbia
National Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Fred B. Crawford
Endorsement of La Follette Is Certain Declares Sheppard
In Cedar Rapids the Order of Railway Conductors delayed endorsement of Senator Robert M. La Follette due to late hour. President L. E. Sheppard said action would be taken tomorrow and that he could not speak for all members.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of Railway Conductors
Robert M. la Follette
L. E. Sheppard
Sheppard
Local visitors and notable residents tour Washington area
Charles Smith of Gary Nebraska visits the M. A Mace home with relatives. C M Taylor of Ainsworth and Alex Miller spoke in Mason City. A Canton crepe sale offers damaged fabric at Crails. Mr and Mrs William Hardwick visit from Peters SD. Neill Crone represents Grinnell College. News of travelers and local visits extends through Washington area.
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Charles Smith
Gary
Nebraska
M. A Mace
C. M. Taylor
Ainsworth
William Hardwick
Peters
South Dakota
Merle Eckles
Mr. Hardwick
Vera Eckles
Dawes Plan Foundations Adopted At London Conference
The reparations commission outlines steps for implementing the Dawes plan during a London meeting. Key actions include Reichstag approval, establishment of executive bodies, constitutional measures aligning with German banks and railways, trustee deposits for bonds, and securing a 800 million gold mark loan once operations begin and expert conditions are met.
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Reichstag
Aimilar
Organization Committee
Wheeler Declines Davis Support in La Follette Bid
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana says he will likely back Robert M. La Follette in the 1924 presidential contest and cannot ask Montana voters to support John W. Davis. He also says he would not accept a vice presidential nomination on the La Follette ticket.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty
Robert M. LaFollette
John W. Davis
Senator Wheeler
Morgan
la Follette
Convention site bids surface for La Follette endorsement
Mrs Lafay Lowe of Cranston visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sylvester Chance returned home last evening Invitations have been received from Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis and other cities for the May convention A selection probably will not be made until Friday The board will stay in session until Saturday afternoon
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la Follette
Everal
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Nine Year Old Saver Inspires Wise Banking Lesson
A city father began a saving plan for his nine year old son by depositing one dollar for each year of age on every birthday. The boy also does odd jobs to earn more but never spends, aiming to fund most of his education through savings. The story urges parents to start similar accounts now.
Inheritance Tax Appraisers Meeting
A meeting of Washington county inheritance tax appraisers is held at the courthouse. Seven estates are to be acted on today. The board members are Ralph W. Thompson A. N. Alberson and W. A. Gibson.
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Washington County
Court House
Ralph W. Thompson
A. N. Alberson
W. A. Gibson
Anderson Declares He Is a Candidate for Governor
J H Anderson states he seeks only the republican nomination for governor in Des Moines declaring he has worked hard for the gubernatorial race and will stay in the contest to the end. He rejects rumors he would consider secretary of agriculture if not nominated for governor.
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Des Moines
J. H. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Secretary of Agricultural
Spear Anderson
Merchant Reminder: I Saw Your Ad in the Journal
A shopper urges a merchant to acknowledge an advertisement seen in the Journal. The note emphasizes confirming receipt and attention to the ad. The prompt highlights word of mouth as a follow up to print advertising.
Mrs Ella Conklin Returns Home From Keota Visit
Mrs Ella Conklin returns to her Keota home after visiting the Joe Maxwell and Garrett households.
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Ella Conklin
Keota
Joe Maxwell
Ru Garrett
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