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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1920

Page

8

Morning travel notes and local business ads in Keota area

Victor Perry rode as a morning passenger for Keota. Mrs. Mary Axthelm and Oscar Axthelm of Keota visited Washington Saturday. James C. Miller returned to Columbus Junction this morning. Buy rugs at Crafts and view Chandler Six cars before ordering. The notice mentions Go-Gas gasoline and Texaco motor oil at service stations.

James C. Miller Columbus Junction Mary Axthelm Oscar Axthelm Keota Washington

Citizens School Set for April Dates in Havre

scattered notes report a citizenship school planned for April 5 to 7 with emphasis on women but open to men. local visits include Miss Margaret Thompson in Havre and Nell Davis returning to Crawfordsville. residents travel to Oska loosa and Ottumwa for visits and education.

Margaret Thompson Havre

Girl wanted eight dollars for five percent days

Classified teaser notes show a mix of social visits and local ads. The item mentions a girl seeking eight dollars for five percent days and various brief mentions of residents visiting Washington and returning home, with mentions of clothing sales and local anecdotes.

Brookhart to speak on cooperation at Washington High School

Col. Smith W. Brookhart will discuss cooperation under the Farmers' Union Farm Bureau and Trades and Labor Assembly on Tuesday evening March 30 at 8 p m in the Washington High School Auditorium. All are invited. Mr and Mrs W P Moore traveled to Fairfield this morning on business.

Farmers’ Union Farm Bureau and Trades and Labor Assembly Washington High School Mrs. W. PD. Moore Fairfield

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