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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
4
A defenses of critics as essential to wartime success. Critics sharpen progress, expose inefficiencies, and drive leaders like Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt era figures to better action. Without critic insight the nation risks decay and poor policy.
ABE MARTIN reports Mrs. Low Pash gave seventeen sterling silver berry spoons to the Red Cross shop today. Tilford Moots found a fifty cent piece in his garden but claims the war changes things.
T A Michels declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for county attorney in the upcoming June primary, subject to the will of Republican voters of Washington county.
Harry McCall announces candidacy for county treasurer seeking Republican support in Washington County during the June primaries. He asks voters for favorable consideration.
George F. Morrison announces candidacy for re election as county attorney subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. The statement positions Morrison to continue leadership of the county legal office pending primary outcome.
J L Brookhart announces candidacy for state senate on the Republican ticket in the June primary, subject to voters of the tenth district. The statement signals his bid and addresses electoral fate.
Don Esteban Varona, a Cubaerf planter, hides a vast treasure in a well guarded by slave Sebastian. Donna Isabel schemes to seize wealth, endangers Evangelina, and triggers a deadly chain: Sebastian kills Don Esteban, then himself. O'Reilly travels to Cuba to find Colonel Lopez and Rosa, while Gomez leads a guerrilla capital at Cubitas.
A candidate announces plans to run for county attorney in June primaries subject to Republican voters. He asks friends for support and notes his intent to seek the office.
Political notice to voters in the Sixth Judicial District from Irving C Johnson announcing candidacy for judge and seeking support at the June primary election.
A candidate seeks the Republican nomination for the board of supervisors for the term starting January 1, 1919, at the June primary, subject to the will of Washington Republican voters in this county.
Samuel Anderson announces candidacy for re election to the County Board of Supervisors for the term starting 1919 subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
A satirical verse targets a troublemaker named Jim who desecrates the Sabbath, discharges firearms, trespasses on farmland, and spooks livestock. The speaker warns that persistent pranks will end with Jim in jail, as newspapers repeatedly link his deeds to public notices.
An advertisement presents a testimonial from Mrs. Chas Gray of 270 Sixth St Detroit Michigan praising Foley Kidney Pills for relief from backache rheumatic pains and kidney and bladder trouble. The message urges others with similar ailments to heed the honest report and seek relief.
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