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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1921

Page

8

Cedar Falls Fair Set to Shine Amid Strong Demand

Chicago visitor Mre Emily Vachout and Hilda Kos with Joe Kos toured Richmond before taking a train home. Cedar Falls in the Cadar Valley District plans its fair September 3 to 9 with heavy demand for exhibitor space. Iowa farmers push ahead despite statewide layoffs, signaling optimism for the event.

Emily Vachout Chicago Henry Strabala Richmond Mins Hilda ‘Kos Joe Kos Cedar Falls Lowa

Borrowed Smiles and Schoolyard Riddles From Newspapers

A collage of anecdotes shows students mispronouncing names and spelling issues as a teacher laments grammar drills. The piece includes chalkboard wordplay, a pun about a mud puddle, and a math problem solved with apples, illustrating classroom humor and vernacular of the era.

Local Notes On Visits Ads And Promotions In Town

Mica Flo Taylor returned from Allerton to visit cousin Mrs J H McCall. The ad promotes used cars from Park Motor Co. Mrs HH S Young visited Brichton to see daughter Mrs Back. Dean's dining room advertises meals. Mr and Mrs C R Woodruff of St Paul visit uncle Carey Brown Mt Union home. Regain vigor with Euro-Phosphate from Lemmons Drug Store. Misses Maxwell Neiswanger and Isabellec Nima of Chicago go to Keota for a party hosted by Miss Helen Singmaster in honor of Nima. Miss Downing London and Miss Jones Boston visiting Mrs F B Appleby travel to Eldora. Yale Tires advertised by Mannhardt Bros. Henson from south of town drives to Chicago and returns via Rock Island to visit daughter Mrs Robert Andreson.

C. R. Woodruff St. Paul, Minn A. T. Brown Mt. Union Mr. Woodruff Carey Brown Martha Maxwell Wanda Neiswanger Isabellec Nima Chicago Keota Helen Singmaster Nima Miss Downing London Miss Jones Boston Mass F. B. Appleby KE. M. Henson South of Town Chicaro Market Rock Island Robert Andreson

Army Veteran Keith Jones Returns Home From Camp Pike

Keith Jones, longtime army serviceman at Camp Pike Arkansas, has received his discharge and returned home.

Keith Jones Camp Pike, Ark

Local Iowa City Notices and Auto Service Ad Mix

A collage of short items lists visitors and shoppers in Washington Iowa, including Mrs. Glen Chambers and Miss Aleph Hites, plus several auto service promotions at Dean's and White Way Garage. Also notes about Ford parts warnings from Falk Motor Co and various kitchen and retail notices.

Dean's Mannbierdt’s Peeve

President Harding plans rail relief by selling railroad assets

President Harding moves toward solving the railroad problem by selling securities held by the Railroad Administration to the War Finance Corporation. The plan uses a multihundred million dollar authorization to pay government obligations to the roads, with no added cost or tax burden to the government. It aims to speed relief for farmers and industry by improving service and lowering freight rates without new investment.

Congress Harding Secretary of the Treasury Melson Railroad Administration Davia War Finance Corporation War Finance Body Mascatine Journal

Auto Bandits At Gut Marble Rock

Three auto bandits Karl Banter Clarence Blake and Robert Moore who escaped from Dougherty authorities Monday after stealing a car were captured by Marble Rock Marshal F M Bower this morning. They surrendered after the car overturned near the Marble Rock stock yards. One bandit bore facial wounds, another had a severed finger, and the trio said they would have fought if armed. The older man faced prior robbery links in north Iowa. two youths were about 16. They were turned over to Butler county authorities by the Marble Rock sheriff after Sheriff Grey of Floyd county recommended it. The car, abandoned after the spill, had been stolen recently in Minneapolis.

Marble Rock Karl Banter Clarence Blake Robert Moore Dougherty F. M. Bower Tnat Becalise Iowa Butler County Grey Floyd County Minneapolis Olds Roadster

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Bance Ohart Henley Seciity Lye “Society Conway Tearle Martha Mansfield Hart Williams Paramount Picture Fatty” Arbuckle Great West Matinee Harry Thomas South Side Square Washington, Iowa Dailey’s Taxi Local and Country Service John Shields & Sons Harlad Ecs Mewer Pharpen W. D. Loftiss Richard Toledo Blade Alice Stith Alyce Alyce Smith Smith Tit Louis Clase Abert Stenana Vetal Pupila Harvey Villace Harry Mica Flo Taylor Allerton Town J. H. McCall Call Park Motor Co HH. S. Young Brichton Mrs. Back Coulest Dining Room City Dodeed Lemmon's Drug Store Brown YALE Mannhardt Brothers Mannhardt Bros Tsu John Martin Marie Iowa City Neiswanger Glen Chambers Moravia D. F. Macon Washington Aleph Hites West Cheater Sinclair Whiteay Soto Mise Katherine Buxbaum Grace Hill Haseen Brighton H. A. Engel Ernest Moore Sam Leper James Wavel, Jr Claude Havel Alnaworth-Riverside Stuart Notel Anderson Geo. W. Stewart Nina Spangler Crawfordsville New York Firestone and Miller While Way Garage Soul Grace Moore Orca Jarrard Kat Cootest Arthur Duensing Sigourney H. H. Bringing Lyda Hellam Southwas- Corner Farmer's Union Evelyn Gibson Dorother Thompson Lillian Brown Cotter Irene Edwards Dorothy Ellis Centerville Dougherty Bros Faank L. Wilson St. Louis White Way Milwaukee Bikie Mise Huth McNeilly John McNeilly H. J McCready Columbus Junction Mr. Utler Plumly Muule Arnotd Mrs. Rabt, Gibson Morgan Park Gertrude Kendal Blanche Guthrie Miller Sinclair Cas Louck & Co Lytle Bros South Side Marie Whaley Cornell Bluffs Manhattan Kan Mrs. C. J. Griffin Ackworth Mrs. Prankidworthy Violet) Gardner Grant Kepper and Tittle Dorothy of Winfield Brown’s H. M. Shaver Clara Wilson Oska- Joosa Frank Stewart John Pratt Norman Patt Miss Zeta Amana Bert Buriel Hebner’s.ndeedtf Murry McCreedy Monmouth Dean Liteed Howard Sitter Clarence Jackson Davenport Bredla Willits George Oakes Fordson Callus Falk Motor Co Marion Fulton Port Beet Kansas J. F. Fulton Washington County Clara Darbyshire Elmer Cherry Geo. Fulton A. B. Pearson KB. G. Holibure Lttle Barbara Rose Galesburg Mra. Wire Kenster Ford Ford Ie Thalet The American Legion Auxiliary Knoxville Sad Rao Phoenix Mozart Melody Boys Auto Bandits Gut Marue Sanders & Skipton Floyd Hoyle Nicholas Place Olds Charles Zigafoose McElhinney Drug Co
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