Lincoln rural school program and community picnics unfold
The article recounts a Thursday F A A gathering at Mr and Mrs Bussert home with a social meal. It covers Lincoln rural school's spring term activities a detailed May program with poems songs and a "Dad" tribute a Flanders Field reference and a Uncle Jacobs Money play. It notes a fundraising box sale netting 35 60 and a birthday for Grandma Clifton plus school picnics at Seventy six Center and Ainsworth with meals swimming and a Washington day event culminating in a Fox theatre outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Rural School
Arthur Duensing
Sigourney
Fred Stewart
Smith
Flanders Field
Bessie
MecGlone
Mildred Brin
Homer Jarrard
L. O. Morrow
Mesdames Stewart
Neill
Homer
George Jarrard
Dorothy
Stella Stewart
Lillie
Mildred
Lillie Brinning
Lincoln
We Cannot See Lower Prices This Fall
We have studied current conditions in financial and dry goods markets and expect prices for staple merchandise to stay higher, with some lines up to 25 percent for fall. Financing our business will be harder, and we lack funds to operate. We ask customers to help finance the business and share in savings.
Retail Dry Goods 10 Percent Discount Announced
A store announces a limited time ten percent discount on all cash purchases of dry goods excluding floor coverings. The offer runs from Monday May 24 1920 and may be discontinued once funds cover full contracts. Customers are urged to buy only what they need to save.
Fine 240 Acre Combination Farm Near Washington
DeBord offers a 240 acre combination farm near Washington with electric lighted main house two barns a horse barn for 10 head and 35 tons hay electric lights in both barns two year round springs and good fences. Valued at 25 000 for the improvements and water supply with a price of 200 per acre on good terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner Barney Sets Rooster-Swattin Date for Farmers
The state commissioner Mr W B Barney issues a circular urging farmers and merchants to coop erate in roaster control. He calls for the sale of roosters the week of June the third to prevent infertile eggs, stressing it as the proper measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Barney
Mrs Allie Gordon Visits Relatives South of Washington
Mrs Allie Gordon of Crestline Kansas is staying several months with her aunt Mrs Capt Gray and cousin Mrs I B Hexworth south of Washington. Her parents Mr and Mrs Will Leisure formerly lived in the Eureka neighborhood and northwest of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Gordon
Crestline
Kansas
Capt. Gray
I. B. Hexworth
Washington
Will Leisure
Eureka
Damascus Shrine No 10 Announces May Meeting At Moose Hall
Regular meeting of Damascus Shrine No 10 will be held Thursday evening May 27 at 8 oclock at Moose Hall Report of Supreme Shrine Rose M Reid W H P Mildred Rice W S414 American Legion Holds Special Meeting May 26 in Basement of DY & M Bank Basoriant Husi- Hwsa Be There Duty
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Damascus Shrine No. 10
Moose Hall
Supreme Shrine
Rose M. Reid
American Legion
DY & M. Bank
Baporiant Husi- Hwsa
Cedar Community Club Plans May 27 Meeting
Cedar Community club will meet at Mrs. D C Griggs home Thursday afternoon May 27 to study this year's work. The Loyal Women's Class of the Baptist church holds a class and business meeting tomorrow evening at Mrs J P Wood's home. The Priscilla club meeting postponed indefinitely. The Methodist Sunday school chestya will rehearse tonight at 7 30 at the church instead of Thursday due to senior class play. The Kolah club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John Speidel. The Social club meets Thursday afternoon May 27 at Mrs B F Miller's home. The May Social of Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J will be at Mrs Ernest Lemmon's on Washington St Tuesday May 25 at 2 30 with program and refreshments. Members invited. Bring needles threads thimbles. Special Conclave Bethlehem Com-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bussert
Ed Grayson
Cedar Community Club
D. C. Griggs
Loyal Women's
the Baptist Church
J. P. Wood
Methodist Sunday School
Chestya
B. F. Miller
Damascus Shrine
Ernest Lemmon
Washington St
Fortnightly club and civic notices davor events
The Civics department of the Fortnightly club moved its meeting to Tuesday evening at 7 30 due to Republican women attending a Fairfield event. Mrs F L Wilson hosts and all members are invited. The Young Women's Home Missionary society will hold a dinner at the Methodist church Tuesday evening at 6 90. The gathering aims to raise a fund for Miss Ola Southworth. Annual election of officers is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wilson
Civics Department
Fairfield
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ola Southworth
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Ainsworth
Cecile Belville
Cora Teeter
Vuome
Washingston
Vanhorn Woods
The
FOX Theatre
WM. Blair & Son
B. F. Campbell
Marion Avenue
Iowa
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
DeBord
Washington County
Alex DeBord
F. & M. Bank Bldg
John Applegate
Rep
Alaska
Samuel Goldwyn
REX Beach
Egirlfromo
Tse
Preneta
Dwyn
Reginald Barker
Evening Journal
St. Lyon
Lytle Bros
John Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Equitable Bidg
Washington, DC
Rothschilds, &Matt
County Hospital
Elisabeth Finley
the Chocolate Shop
Mr. Medearis
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Dexter Company
Garl Washington Steam Laundry Office
Call Senior High School
Moline Universal Tractor
Kalona
Tatteod
Call
Hue
Dayton
West Chester
Farmers Union
Angus Bull
C. ER
Griffith
Jersey
Bos
Fett
Heiver Call
W. L. Bible
BE. Polk Sb
Journal
Keota
R. JW. Scott
Brighton
W. SS. Reistur & Sons
Godfrey & Eldridge
Priscilla Club
Kolah Club
John Speidel
Bethlehem
Mandery
Order of the Temple
J. D. Glasgow
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