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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
8
A group of speakers including C D Loose A R Miller Walter Meek and William Sutherland addressed Methodist men at a banquet. A couple traveled eighteen miles to our store, bought wallpaper for two rooms, and chose to buy locally after comparing prices, expressing satisfaction and a small profit for the shop.
Oskaloosa high school debating team and coach visited Washington this morning on the way home from Iowa City after a 3 to 2 victory over the Iowa City high school team. Miss Bashie Burroughs and Miss Gladys Burroughs visited near Rubio for Sunday. Rev Ringe to Muscatine for services tomorrow. Several residents attend events and courses, including dressmaking at Snow's college. Also announced a closing out farm sale March 19 near Washington.
Mfr and Mrs Lloyd Edgar spend the day in Burlington visiting friends. Don Hampsher joins Tucker and Ficher White Way Garage sales force as Buick and Chevrolet distributor taking active duties. Local updates note students returning from Cedar Falls and plans for spring term. A City Library Story Hour entertains about sixty five children with Misses Rice Wilcox and Roberts guiding.
Mrs Roy Mallory receives the first fifty piece Lyon Baking Co dinner set for collecting all twelve letters from Lyon Bread coupons. She bought Lyon’s Bread at Farmers Cooperative Exchange on North Iowa Avenue and saves every coupon found beneath wrappers from Lyon loaves.
A dealer promotes a selection of Uxt2 and S-5x 10-6 rugs in Axminster and Vel-Vets with Brussels tapestry. Buyers are invited to view patterns and colorings and expect a favorable reception of textures and designs.
SISSS reports hogs fetch top price as temperatures fall tonight and a fair runs in chilly air. Officials say conditions will ease with a warmer day planned for tomorrow.
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge aims to cut income tax rates by at least 25 percent next year through new legislation. Madden pledges swift action to make income taxes automatic, reducing yearly legislative changes and tying automatic relief to Treasury surpluses.
A crowded Havre area notes poll tax travels east of Havre by Baker Ma con and Ferguson. Neighbors report oats rented from John Swift, wood cutting for winter, and a few ride to Washington. Sunshine Club meets at Burger home with fancy work, Irish stories, luncheon, and officer elections for the new year. Colds grip the district and rain eases roads ahead of spring chores.
Fragment reads as a partial note on kindness and conversion, referencing power in kindness and a sequence of learnings. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the text hints at themes of influence and moral transformation within a discussion or sermon context.
The article lists roses violets jonquils Narcissus jas tine cassia heliotrope and geranium as primed perfume flowers. It notes individual scents remain common while blends form Oriental and French bouquets.
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