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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1930

Page

8

Local News Notes At Statler Cafe Managers Change

Muscat'ne where he is employed at the Statler Cafe formerly KTNT cafe Maude Randall Trow Harold Schmoeller has gone Dridge formerly of Washington has been manager for the past four months She will continue as manager Mrs Tobias Minick 520 West Second street suffered a stroke yesterday morning at eight o'clock and has been unconscious since that time She had been in apparently good health until the time.

Muscat'ne Statler Cafe Ktnt Cafe Maude Randall Trow Harold Schmoeller Dridge Washington Tobias Minick West Second Street Towa Wesleyan Tota Phi Marshall Huston Lisle Anwy Sigms Phi Epsiton Fraternity Iowa Lloyd Deharper Phice Lloyd Miriam Sipe Fairfield Chester Cherry Holmes Sipe

Town Cres Flour Featured By Local Distributors

Mr and Mrs James Coleman of Aimeworth hosted a gathering noting a local demonstration of Town Cres Flour at the Cooking School this week. R Ly Lytle promotes the product and urges readers to secure a supply.

James Coleman Aimeworth R. Ly Lytle R. L. Lytle RL. Lytle

Local notices and social updates from area residents

Town eve r Flour distributed by local merchants is promoted at the cooking school. R L Lytle and the Ramsayers host a dinner for about twenty five attendees. Bob Armstrong, visiting from Oklahoma, is a former boxer heading to Chicago. Joe formerly trained for Jack Dempsey. Mrs J H Westphal assists at Westphal jewelry during a nurse’s absence. Winfield guests visit Mrs Tinevey and family before a Rock Island trip to wish a sister.

Bob Armstrong James Turner Chicago Oklahoma Joe Jack Dempsey

Clarified legal draft on punishment without trial in England

The text discusses a plan to impose punishment without trial for treason or serious crimes in England while excluding capital punishment. It notes limits in the United States due to a constitutional clause and references longer penalties and broader bills, with garbled phrases about finances and enforcement.

Eng United States

Crawfordsville Mission Society meets at Mrs Fichburn home

In Crawfordsville Iowa fifteen ladies gathered for the Presbyterian mission meeting with topic Japan led by Miss Elsie Evans. Papers by Mrs Rosina White and Mrs Frank Young, book review on The Seven Thousand Emerald by Mrs Buxbaum, and delegate selections for Presbyterial to be held in Washington April 10 and 1 guest day were announced.

Crawfordsville Iowa The Presbyterian Mission Society C. H. Fichburn Japan Elsie Evans Rosina White Frank Young Buxbaum Mise Olive Moore Washington United Presbyterian Missionary Meeting Gladys Twin Sam Flo Clark All Barnes Alice Davidson Mies Jeaie White Mer Planche Mitchell Alice Williams China William Maxwell Rhea Porter Taylor Maud White Navidenn Grace Williams Mise McCa Demahs Torey TK. Beal Cotthort J. Cannon Rickey

Earliest Use of Gold as Coins

The text traces gold’s path from ornamental use to currency, noting ancient refinements. It cites Chinese gold cubes as early coin forms but credits modern authorities with the view that Lydia first minted coins.

Cocoa Cocoa composition and caffeine content noted

The article states Coco Cocoa contains a small amount of caffeine and that theobromine is the most prominent drug related to caffeine. It lists additional components including fat, protein, starch, water, crude fiber, ash, gum and tannin.

Equatorial Day Length and Solar Interval Note

At the equator the length of the day varies little through the year, slightly longer at solstices than at equinoxes. The sun’s upper limb rise to set interval at the equator is about 12 hours 7 minutes. For sale.

Equator

Local Stores Keep Sunday Open Citywide Notice

Local stores Royal Market Herman Twinam T. Crone and Sons Thompson s Market and Grocer Maria Oriez and Speer close on Sundays effective immediately. Post reads March 31st as last day to make first tax payment. Treasurer George announces. Residents visiting Davenport and Newton places report travel and family events. Auctioneer D F P Macon Washington lists sales near Jettick Hearth Shoes.

Royal Market Herman Twinam 'T Crone & Sons Thompson's Market & Grocer Teria Ion George, Co BtTeod

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