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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
The poem critiques idle men who avoid work and responsibility. It contrasts “cheap skates” with men of vigor and enterprise, condemning loafing, broken promises, and frequent borrowing without repayment. The verses urge accountability and highlight social shame.
A Journal Pilgrim and companion tour Albuquerque describing it as a health resort with TB focus and dry climate. Ed Medary introduces the narrator to local philanthropist Carl McGee who tours the city in a Cole eight. New Mexico State University campus and Mexican style buildings are mentioned along with a new dormitory under construction.
City of Washington Iowa council announces a street improvement plan for Fifth Street Second Avenue and surrounding areas. It details grading curb gutter paving options and cost assessment on abutting property with hearings Oct 8 1921 and outlines two proposed concrete or block paving methods and contract awards.
Mrs. Alice Davidson hosted the Care-Away circle with discussions on Iowa led by Mrs. Huber. Mrs. Elizabeth Huston spoke on Iowa history and Mrs. Ollie Anwyl described its physical features, with Hazel Moorhead covering industries. Mrs. Moorhead served luncheon with daughters Margaret and Marian assisting.
The excerpt describes adobe Pueblo architecture and an Albuquerque area scene. It notes a Methodist school for Indian children, crowded adobe houses, and narrow alleys. It portrays Indian wares at a depot store, education levels of some youths, and remarks on attitudes toward tourism and civilization.
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