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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1929
Page
4
Mr Himmelreich found an Indian tomahawk on West Chester road near Gil Vincent place. Colonel Wilson viewed it and experts called it a perfect specimen with a symmetrical cutting edge and artistry in the body. The artifact raises questions about its maker age tribe and use while noting the skill required to craft it centuries ago.
Department commander Wittora spoke to a local Sons of Veterans chapter, revealing Civil War enlistment figures. He noted about 118 600 of over 2 000 000 Union soldiers were older than twenty one, while more than 600 000 were seventeen, and some boys as young as twelve to fourteen served in the ranks. He attributed their endurance to rugged farming backgrounds and strong physical development.
Vocabulary notes describe mispronunciation and misspellings. It mentions classroom notices about mispronounced words and faulty synonyms. The text lists terms like aggression and assault as examples and hints at a lesson contrast between correct and incorrect forms.
A Coppock highway observer argues that every day should honor mothers and fathers, noting that young parents need rest and calm, while aging parents deserve constant recognition. She urges Congress to recognize a yearly pause for family respite, but insists daily acknowledgment grows with time.
The National Grange reaffirms its long standing position for agricultural equality under tariffs and export debentures. It notes bipartisan approval of a program including a Federal Farm Board, higher agricultural tariffs, a sound land policy, and flexible debentures to aid export branches while protecting consumers and the treasury.
A garbled clipping recalls a quirky era with flapper references and social notes. It mentions a New York visitor, local teachers, upcoming weddings, births, and community notices, including church events and school staff changes.
After three weeks of Kansas and the Model T the local school closes a great year in athletics with Washington high school’s championship track team talk of victory and a strong finish.
Local chatter mixes with jokes and social quips as villagers discuss mushroom season and daily life. Vignettes include Preston Harvey's discovery moment, a wage of humor about costs, and light reflections on resilience, family, and public manners in a small community.
Marthe Hut reports Louisa Lodge No 1 and Sons of Veterans organized in Wapello under Ray ford guidance after months of planning. A school of instruction was held by deputy custodian Baumgartner in the Mesanic order chapter work. Thieves shattered the high school office window, stealing a road map, pillers, and fifteen cents. H B George bought the Robertson residence on Second and Maple, while Supt and Mrs Robertson hosted the Columbus Junction school faculty gathering.
Lay school Methodist church announces a meeting with Mrs TOP Barker and Mrs 8 Ro Knapp at Knapp's home on South Iowa avenue Tuesday May 14 at 2 20 PM. Attend to pay dues and bring necessary funds.
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