Barber Shops Extended Evening Hours Change
Notice states barber shops will close at 6 30 each weekday evening after April 1 except Saturday when open until 11. The Journal wrongly printed 6 20 previously.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
3
Nazimova in Str WC Stronger Than Death at Fox
Dear sir or madame the Fox Theater will show Nazimova in the drama Stronger Than Death for two days starting Thursday. The film features the Russian star as Sigrid a London Paris dancer with a romantic India setting adapted from I A R Wylie stories and Kipling themes. Charles Bryant enhanced the drama with vivid backgrounds and strong human emotion promising a memorable entertainment value.
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Nazimova
Fox Theater
Sigrid
India
Rudyard Kipling
I. A. R. Wylie
Kipling
Charles Bryant
London
Paris
Cc. A. Pratt
Mer
Monmouth Glee Club Season Opens in Washington
Monmouth College Men’s Glee Club opens its season in Washington at the high school auditorium at 5:00 PM tomorrow, after a touring middle west run. The Etoile Quartet joins, with Prof Earle Faber directing, and Prof Ross Hume’s Bible chair at Monmouth noted. Ralph Douglass contributes cartoons. violinist name not yet provided.
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Washington
Monmouth College Men's Glee Club
Middle West
Burlington
Crawfordsville
Etoile Quartet
Chautauqua
E. Earle Faber
Ross Hume
Ohio
Monmouth College
France
James Grier
Prof
Hume
Ralph Douglass
Barbers Union Sets New Rates In Washington
Beginning tomorrow April 1 the union barber shops in Washington will charge 25 cents for a shave and 50 cents for a haircut a nickel and ten cents higher respectively than before. Shop owners ratified the schedule citing higher living costs and material prices as the reason for the increases and noting some raises in other chair operations.
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Union Barber Shops
Washington
Fine 240 Acre Farm Near County Seat and Town
240 acre farm seven miles from county seat and five miles from town. Fine corn land with modern nine room house, three barns, double cribs, stock scales, garage, granary, wells with tanks, orchard. Priced at 365 per acre with flexible terms. Also a 500 acre tract five miles from town offering 700 acres of corn land 10 acres of pasture, cottage, barn, cribs, water, priced to sell at 275 per acre with easy terms.
Secure Speakers for Monday Night at Citizenship School
Arrangements for the School of Citizenship led by Miss Alier Curtis unfold for Monday through Wednesday, April 6 to 8, at the high school auditorium. Sessions run 2:30 p.m. afternoons and 7:30 p.m. evenings with an 8:15 p.m. start on Wednesday. Speakers include Mrs. Frank Dodson and Mrs. Madge ONeill along with Ed McManus. A question box guided by Miss Curtis will address attendees’ queries as part of a seventy five cent fee for the full course. single admissions available.
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Alier Curtis
Miss Curtis
Frank Dodson
Des Moines
Republican Party
Madge O'Neill
Louisa County
Ed McManus
Keokuk
Washington Girl Writes of Storm Survival
Velma Richardson writes from Huntley Iowa describing a noon eyelone at Elgin that wrecked the hotel with many injured and deaths nearby. Her brother Harlow saved her, dragging her away from the falling skylight while C D Moore and she endured shock and fear, with injuries to C D and nerves frayed but all survive.
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L. H. Richardson
Velma
C. D. Moore
Harlow Richardson
Plein
Huntley
Elgin
Harlow
Boveet MrWartoe
Mr. Morgan
C. D
Community notices and club meeting announcements
Local organizations list upcoming meetings and events including Cyrus Chapter 13 Royal Arch sessions March 29 and 31, community club April 1, afternoon bridge club April 2, Eastern Star initiation, PLB Chapter 1 O E, social club at Mrs. Lloyd Swift, Philatha Juniors lunch April 2, First United Presbyterian Choir rehearsal, Hope Mission sewing day, Christian church services, Parsons College Glee Club concert at Bethel church, Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting, and Monmouth College Glee Club concert tickets on sale.
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First United Presbyterian Choir
Monmouth Glee Club
The Dairy Cow Money Maker Theme Poem by Reister and Sons
A poem extols the dairy cow as a path to prosperity for farmers. It claims cows reduce mortgage risk, boost bank wealth, and offer easy street living. The text promotes Shorthorn Jersey and Guernsey breeds, praising climate and pasture for dairying.
April garden annual starts up in five by Be
In April the garden annual begins, with preparation and activity noted. The piece mentions the lively Ball Park Boys and the author H. A. W. in a period tone.
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Lively Ball Park Boys
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