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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
8
Frank Stewart and his daughter Miss Marian, who have spent several weeks in Tampa Florida, are expected to arrive home tonight.
A reader recalls frequent letters urging investment in large dividend paying stocks and questions whether to discuss such opportunities with a banker. The note cites a local bank slogan “The Only National Bank in Washington County.”
Miss Weibrie Brewer visits sister Miss Tietje Brewer near Knoxville. Miss Mary Miksch helps care for Mrs. Davis in Crawfordsville. Miss Alma H. Brindley returns to Chicago after a visit with Aunt Miss Maude Hott. Mrs. S. B. Dewey returns from Hot Springs Ark. Clarence Eddy Concert tickets offered. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voorhees welcome Roy Dale, first grandchild born yesterday. Various local business listings included.
Mrs Ady Rickey returns home from Olds after visiting daughter Mrs C J Pollock. Several residents travel for visits and appearances include Miss Jeannette Lemley from Waverly high school and Miss Rose Bohr visiting Harper. The Rev A M Malcolm from Albia preaches and conducts funeral services for Mrs McCandless. Various notices include auctions by D F Macon and service ads from White Way Garage and local merchants.
Captain Yank Varstow clears a port with a gun runner aboard a piano shipment. A mutiny, false accusation, and a rebel assault raise a perilous rescue led by Barstow to save Helen and stop Clayton’s schemes.
M Y Wallace receives a city themed ecard from daughter Nettie in New York City describing big city life and sending a picture of the Equitable Building. The structure stands 38 stories high at 537 feet with original cost of 29 million dollars.
A Times Democrat quote lauds Eddy as a master of his instrument with authority in every phrase and a triumphant individuality evident in each response of the large instrument to the artist’s singular vision.
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