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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

3

Al Horsey to Build Guard Rail on Washington Roads

Al Horsey won the contract for 8 700 feet of guard rail on primary roads in Washington county. The bid was 44 cents per lineal foot, total price 5 171.50, covering labor and material. Work to start on or before October 25 and finish by May 1 next year on the McLaughlin hill Brighton road Wells hill Sigourney road and two spots on Ainsworth road near James Palmer and Shrader farms. Rails of novap wire attached to posts at road edges to protect fills. Other bidders were HBRL Moore Murphy and Standard Bridge Company of Omaha. Earlier bids ranged from 48 to 58 cents. second bidding followed high initial prices.

al Horsey Washington County Goard Rail McLaughlin Hill Brighton Road Wells Hill Sigo

Corn Shuckers Scarce As Harvest Near

Corn shuckers are in short supply as a large corn crop nears readiness and farmers in the 5th vicinity seek help. The Journal notes widespread demand with calls pouring into the Farm Bureau offices and J R Maxwell receiving inquiries from wartime staffing. A concerted advertising push is planned to attract workers for the season.

Journal Farm Bureau J. R. Maxwell Washington Employment Bureau

Piano Tuning and Repair Service in Iowa City

Local ad seeks piano tuning and repair work in Iowa City. Ready to take care of all piano tuning needs and repairs. Leave orders at McNamara's, 4 C. Caner.

Iowa City Wil Viet Washington Amn McNamara’s

Appreciation Note After Loss of Husband

We express sincere thanks for the kind acts of friends during our bereavement in the laws of our husband and father. Mrs. T. F. Barker. Charles and Opal.

T. F. Barker Charles and Opal

Advertising sales program for club meeting

Members of the Advertise club are assigned to discuss advertising phases next Tuesday evening. One man will present newspaper advertising, another circular letters, and listeners may object to any argument. President J Fr Henderson said an out of town speaker may join the program for an interesting evening.

J. Fr. Henderson Eppaker

Next Lecture on November 17 by Dr Hagerman in Des Moines

The Washington Improvement League announces the next lecture in its series for Friday November 17 featuring Dr F E T Hagerman a popular Des Moines minister and noted lecturer. Balcony and main floor seats remain available.

Washington Improvement League F E. T. Hagerman Des Moines

Weather Moderates Today After Wintry Spell

The day begins with a chilly morning at 38 degrees and rises to 65 by mid afternoon. Residents bundle in overcoats as this week remains wintry despite the warming trend.

Iowa Yale Game To Be Broadcast By Gas Company

The Iowa Gas and Electric Company will receive wireless bulletins of the Iowa Yale game tomorrow. Information will come via the Washington Battery station and be issued in bulletin form from windows. Local fans will get quick updates directly from the Yale Bow. The Battery Station will relay the game by megaphone direct from the instrument.

Iowa Gas and Electric Company Washington Yale Bow Lowe Ges Battery

Turkish Troops Begin Mass Return From Chanak

From Chanak an Associated Press report says a general retirement of Turkish troops is in progress as they withdraw from the area near Chanak.

Chanak Associated Press

San Sen Board Elects Officers In City Meeting

Robert S. Sinclair chosen vice president of the board to succeed C G Greene who held the office the past year. The meeting this week saw election of officers with Kaltsher as president of the trustees for the college of San Sen.

Rapaginte Be-E. Ykhalter C Ege ‘of Trustees

Taxes collected in September in Keokuk county

Taxes totaling more than a quarter of a million dollars were collected in the south half of Keokuk county during September by T. W. Kriel, deputy county treasurer.

Associated Press Keokuk. Ta T. W. Kriel

Wells Company Entertain Fort Madison Trip and Play Review

The improvement league hosts Mr. and Mrs. Wells with a half hour of vocal duets and solos followed by a three act play Atomenent. The Wells highlight shows strong acting with dramatic changes while the football squad heads to Fort Madison for a sectional high school game tomorrow.

W W. Bowers Mother Mr. Wells Father Mrs. Wells Dickinson Burelington Fort Madison Burlington Edgar Washington Tommorrow Washington Tts Washington Eleven Washington High School

Des Moines Hosts Iowa League of Pomona Day Convention

Mrs. Max Mayer urged that Americanization be a broad, inclusive effort as the Iowa League of Pomona meets in Des Moines for its annual convention. The event gathers local lodge leaders and Pomona clubs for the day.

P’ress Des Moines Max Mayer Lowa League of Pomona

Iowa to Publish State School Directory This Fall

Iowa will issue a complete directory of all schools and teachers prepared by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Distribution is planned for about November 15.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Weathering clock towers buckle in heat wave

Moorish exposed towers show disarray as heat expands metal pendulums and springs causing misalignment in towers.

Remedy for shabby leather chairs

Cleaning tip restores leather chairs by wiping with a cloth dipped in beaten egg white. Rub thoroughly, then finish with soft clean cloths to make the leather look like new.

Poetic Imagery and Natural Flow in Keats Reflection

A fragment reflecting Keats on how poetry should arise naturally like leaves on a tree, blending imagery and progress with twilight luxury. It suggests poetry should come effortlessly rather than forced, valuing genuine perception over ornate display.

Sudden Upheavals of Gases On Solar Surface

The sun exhibits sudden upheavals of incandescent gas rising as high as 26 000 to 70 000 miles, according to a science service report from the United States Naval Observatory.

Science Service United States Naval Observatory

United States Geologic Survey Estimates World Oil Resources

A report notes that the United States Geological Survey estimates global oil resources. It references a figure labeled C4000 GQ000000 and discusses the scale of world petroleum reserves. The text summarizes a governmental assessment of oil availability.

United States’ Oil Resources United States Geologicgic Survey

Action That Counts and a Cry for Sympathy

A Virginia Pilot lookalike phrase laments lack of sympathy and wishes for a swift kick to straighten someone, reflecting harsh social tone and informal regional diction in a clipped, opinionated snippet.

How to Open a Stiff Pen Cap with a Rubber Band

A simple method to loosen a stuck pen cap or jar lid uses a rubber band wound tightly around the part to unscrew. This extra grip helps twist off components that resisted turning and makes removal easier.

Means Know of Advancement

A reflective line from Phillips Lirik notes the danger of contentment in a man who loses the drive to pursue greater deeds and a life beyond simple desires and thoughts. It cautions against settling for the present when one feels called to bigger work.

Goliath David Phillips Lirik

What Is a Day In Astronomy And Average Time

A day is not exactly 24 hours. The earth completes one rotation in about 23 hours 56 minutes. Astronomers use this sidereal day while everyday life uses an average 24 hour day for practical purposes.

Weather Signings Angle Nature’s Rain Drawn Winds

In poetic lines, the east living observe a weather omen showing winds gathering rain in gulf areas and spreading chaotic, circling motion across fields. The scene describes noisy weather patterns and unsettled skies.

Gulfs

French Counsellor’s Lesson in Moderation

A French counsellor asked for general government rules wrote on a paper top as Moderation and bottom Moderation in the name of the tea and signed by George M. Adour, illustrating a cautious approach to governance.

George M. Adour

Helping Out Bashful Swain Hints at Crop Help

In north TransyWimia a young ant named Wonk mnty tells Bashful Swain he is the apple of her eye by joining him with bins in his cart during oat harvest to help carry in his crop.

Swain TransyWimia

Damascus Shrine Social and Pythian Sisters Meeting Notice

Damascus Shrine invites a fortnightly social at Mrs Fred Reid 847 South Town Avenue Monday afternoon to sew. Cars depart Wumon's Pharmacy at 2 15 for riders. Pythian Sisters announce a regular meeting Tuesday October 17 at 7 30 in Castle hall with balloting and initiation in knights and ladies. Ladies to bring six sandwiches.

Damascus Shrine Fred Reid South Town Avenue Wumon Castle Hall

Malnutrition Linked to Tuberculosis in Isolated Peoples

The text notes tuberculosis prevalence rises where food is scarce and meat is scarce among Indigenous groups and communities in remote areas, including examples from Canada and New Zealand. It emphasizes nourishment as a key factor in resisting the disease.

Canada New Zealand

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