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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1924

Page

3

Open Letter on Centennial School Controversy in Washington ISD

The Citizen's Committee denounces the school board's handling of Centennial School and urges voters to reject the current board in next Monday's election. They challenge motives, cite Eckland's report, and claim safety facts favor keeping Centennial with proper upkeep. They advocate turnout to defeat bond plans and support new board members Hoice, Ahrens, and Porter while urging a public viewing this Saturday.

Washington Independent School District Citizen’s Committee Centennial Henry M. Eckland Dempsey House Evening Journal Caywood State of Iowa University of Iowa Greene Hoice, Ahrens and Porter Citizen's Committee Jacob Simmering

Ray Cox Opens New Auto Repair Shop Location

Ray Cox, after two years heading Bevins Motor Company repair, moves his equipment to the room between Carris Manufacturing and Holmes Battery Station. He will offer general automobile repairs and carry a line of accessories in the former Bevins room.

Ray Cox Bevins Motor Company Carris Manufacturing Company Holmes Battery Station Mr. Bevins Mr. Cox General Automobile

Council Passes on Sewer Estimates

The city council approved estimates one two and three for the Johnson sewer contract with partial payments to contractor Ole Johnson. Additional work may be needed in the big ditch and was referred to the committee. The February treasurer’s report was filed and a cigarette license transfer from Dougal Brothers to Hugh Dougal was approved before adjournment to the Board of Health.

Johnson Rawn Ole Johnson Dougal Brothers Hugh Dougal Iowa Board of Health County Board of Supervisors

Local Talent at Rotary Yesterday

The Rotary Club held its noonday meeting at the Commercial Club. Delegates to the District convention in Waterloo March 25 and 26 were chosen, with Ralph Thompson and Orville Elder honored as secretary and president. Mrs. Carrie performed two humorous readings to entertain, while housing and school facility improvements were discussed for first and fourth ward children and Junior high pupils.

Rotary Club Commercial Club Waterloo Ralph Thompson Orville Elder Harvey Youne Harry Ward Kenneth Carris Walker Carrs Alex Milles Harding

Cecil A Turner Engaged in Muscle Shoals Survey Efforts

Florence Alabama reports that Cecil A Turner son of Mr and Mrs A M Turner has arrived with two other U S Geological Survey engineers to survey Muscle Shoals. They will join four others and begin a topographic mapping project of the area expected to take several months.

Florence Alabama Cecil A. Turner A. M. Turner United States Geological Survey Muscle Shoals Texas Cefell

I G Kiefer Richmond Citizen Passes Away

I G Kiefer longtime Richmond resident and father of W J Kiefer died last Friday at his home after a brief illness from tonsillitis He was 66 and had lived in the area all his life Funeral services were held at the Richmond Catholic church with interment in Richmond cemetery He leaves his widow three daughters and two sons Leo of Richmond Mrs Nettle Lintz east of Richmond Mrs Walter Arthur of Wisconsin Willie Welte Kalona and another son in this city

I. G. Kiefer Richmond W. J. Kiefer Richmond Catholic Church Westdes Leo Nettle Lintz Walter Arthur Wisconsin Willie Welte Kalona

City Well Nears Completion At 1650 Feet

The city’s new well reaches 1650 feet with an anticipated finish in two weeks. Officials expect 1800 feet to strike the desired water flow within a few days, matching the productive depth of the prior 1808 foot city well. Gray Drilling Company leads the project with steady, satisfactory progress.

Suchoes Gray Drilling Company

William Boice Wins 40 Yard High Hurdles for Hawkeye Team

William Boice, son of Mr and Mrs CA Boice, representing the Hawkeye team of the 8S. U. 1.., won the 40 yard high hurdles at the Telegraphic track meet on Saturday. The Hawkeyes lost to Wisconsin by 53 to 27, with Everingham of Iowa taking the broad jump.

William Boice CA. Boice Hawkeye U. 1 Wisconsin Everingham Towa Iowa

Thanks to responders for help during recent fire

We extend thanks to all who visited us and to the fire company for efficient aid. Gratitude to Prof Robertson for sending high school boys who saved our household effects. Grose Marr and Amity

Prof. Robertson

Florence family profits in real estate amid nationwide relocations

A Journal Want-ad note highlights John Waymack and family still in Florence enjoying the south and prospering in real estate work, while a government job transfer has left a roaming sense of headquarters.

Washington Iowa John Waymack Florence South John

We Pay Cash For Eggs And Cream Cartooned Rural Ad

We advertise cash for eggs and cream and promote a cash and carry plan. The ad suggests garden crops like head lettuce and fig bar-dandy cakes, notes spring seed offerings from Alfred J Brown, and mentions customers from Wellman planning garden work.

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