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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
6
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Washington reports state the dollar value of loans and credits to foreign countries, including Rumda, will be protected by securities and paid in full. Treasury Secretary LeMngwell told the house committee expenditures that no official proposals to cancel loans were made by foreign representatives, while France denied considering such action.
Local brief items list café specials and shop ads at Deans plus Chautauqua dates August 12 to 21. Community notes report visits by neighbors, meetings planned for girls, and staff changes at businesses. Includes sale of a Moline Knight auto and relocation of a business after July 24.
Ad text touts La Cuauhtemoc Mines with a one ton silver nugget found eight miles from La Cuauhtemoc. Claims thousands of tons of silver plus lead copper and gold, urging инвестors to buy stock to fund mining and smelting, promising high returns and steady profit from early operations.
Local notices mention a Fat and drink promotion at Deans and a special six o clock chicken dinner at the Oxford on Sunday for 75 cents. The column recounts varied visits by residents to relatives across Iowa and Illinois and minor business notes including real estate listings and public notices.
Regular meals are available at Deans. Elsie Bratten returns from Sigourney after visiting Helen McCreedy. Lucile Siberts of Winfield en route to Charles City to visit relatives. Leone and Richard Hiller travel from Crawfordsville to see Mire. Delia Lowe and Margaret Zapitsa of London visit Mrs. Klopfenstein’s in town before heading to Chicago. Mrs. Emily Cates and daughter Clara Fry depart Mason City after visiting Washington, Keota, and Haskins. Recent transfers include Joe Maxwell’s East Main property sold to M H Fedderson and the Sigler property sold to W J Keifer, with plans for extensive improvements.
John J. Black of Iowa Street Chippewa Falls Wisconsin advertises possible property exchange deals. He invites buyers and sellers to write him for arrangements.
A quotation urges readers to engage with life and others by serving and loving people. It encourages active kindness and interest in the joys and sorrows of others, insisting true belonging comes from giving and helping rather than ruling.
A Boys Life item recalls a Tenderfoot and a First Class Scout exchanging jokes about a neck of land and mud. The humorous exchange highlights their playful misinterpretation during a scouting activity.
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