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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
8
Real estate pitch from J. W. Warner of Washington Iowa touts county land as premier and invites inquiries. He offers contact at Room 807 Farmers and Merchants Bank Building to discuss farming parcels in the region.
A collage of small notices from Pawhuska Oklahoma includes names of residents visiting relatives, births in town, travels to nearby towns, and local business ads. It mentions the Oliphants newborn Charles Winfield, travel to Verdi and Sigourney, and ongoing promotions from area merchants.
The column lists residents visiting Washington and nearby moves. It notes Mrs. JT Coffey of West Chester and others traveling, along with local transactions, sales notices for a Lyon and Healy piano, Edison Diamond Point instruments, and jewelry store promotions. It mentions illness in the Martin family and other brief community movements.
Notich K of P announces regular meeting Monday at 7 30 pm in rank of Esquire. Past Chancellors to perform work and urged to attend. Arthur Therion C C listed among officers.
Amerongen March 16 Former Emperor William spent most of Sunday in Pentinck castle garden pacing with visible nervous tension. Religious services held weekly there were evuited as he sought to avoid company and seek solitude outdoors amid recent events.
Chereston WW reports a writ of mandamus to compel certification to the president and Congress over the rejection of the federal suffrage amendment by the West Virginia Legislature. The move seeks ratification by Governor Cornwall and the two presiding officers, announced by Joseph Mollries, counsel for antisuffrage forces.
In Warsaw on Marely 16 a blackout followed a strike by electric workers. The military authorities seized control of the electric plants and waterworks and may attempt to operate them until the strike ends. Troops also operate railways in eastern Galicia.
A neighbor lured Mrs Stewart to phone duty while guests prepared for a social gathering. The evening featured games music and refreshments with piano and violin. Attendees included the Neills Gerard Stewarts Teets Brinnings and others who left with crystal souvenirs and warm best wishes for the future.
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