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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

5

Public Buildings or Public Bread Lines

Opinion column urges immediate public works to shelter the unemployed and prevent bread lines. It calls for living wages and nonpolitical civic action by chambers, clubs, and organizations to fund and start public projects this winter.

U.S. Department of Labor United States America Chambers of Commerce Rotary Clubs Ben Franklin

Veterans 10 meet next at Wapello officers elected

Civil War veterans from Muscatine Louisa and Washington counties gathered at the reunion in Washington yesterday and elected Wapello organizers for September or October. Wapello's W C Saunders was named president William Freelaid secretary treasurer and John Koehler and W F Moothart as vice presidents.

Wapello Muscatine Louisa Washington W. C. Saunders William Freelaid John Koehler W. F. Moothart Moothart J. C. Jurvis J. F. Wead John Angle N.C. Saunders Coats Marsh W. Bailey Wecome Gome J. F. Duncan J. H. Car Tri-county Association W. BR. C

Utica resident visits alumni Eagle home

Notice outlines diphtheria quarantine release rules requiring two consecutive negative nose and throat cultures from each person after fumigation and city clerk approval. J Kellogg, City Clerk, notes procedures and filing details.

J. Kellogg

Soldiers pass through Washington en route home for burial

Overseas soldiers led through Washington this morning for burial include L. R. Farmer associated with the Sigourney American Legion post named in his honor, B. Deets bound for Camden Point, and A. J. Altood headed to Oskaloosa. Palmers Store offers seed potatoes Red Hiver Ohios from certified seed. J. F. Ford, former Fort Dodge mayor and now Iowa Highway Service Bureau representative, was in town promoting his company and serves on the state park board.

Frank Pringle Broadway Washington Mary Pringle Julia Johnson Davenport Ralph Sloat Illinois Monticello Monroé Nevada Riverside H . Richards F. Richards Harry Rabenold Richard Drew Alice A. Evans Hyderabad India Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Church Keola W. A. Stephens Missionary Workers of Keota Methodist Zion Center Webster Tom Hoy Moothart Tob” Cousins Robert G. Cousins Tipton Congress Towa America Russia Cousins L. R. Farmer Sigourney American Legion 8. B. Deets Camden Point A. J. Altood Oskaloosa Palmers Store J. F. Ford Fort Dodge Iowa Highway Service Bureau Des Moines Mpf. Ford State Park Board

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