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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1923

Page

7

Schoolroom Vote Clears Path for Creamery Proposal

In a dramatic session led by Jim Irwin Fifth Reader pupils approve a cooperative creamery. Mr. Carmichael’s sharp pitch is rebuked as the crowd forms a permanent committee and raises a petty cash fund. The event cements Jim’s teaching impact and foreshadows district growth.

Jim Doctor Brathwayt Mr. Irwin Mr. Bronson Mr. Carmichael Raymond Stums Raymond Newton Jennie Knave

Jim Irwin Wins Praise At Rural School Meeting

A county superintendent and party praised Jim Irwin for leading a strong school vision. Speakers credited him with steering the district toward life-centered culture and cooperative creameries in a lively community gathering.

Mr. Carmichael Mr. Bonner I. B. Hamm Jim James RE. Irwin Mr. Han Columbus Brown Homer Columbus Mr. Taboo B. B. Hamm Ezra Bronson

Promontory Promises a New Schoolmanse Glebeland

In the Merrie England of a New England village, the old Simms wood-lot becomes the glebeland of a new schoolmanse. A bungalow replaces the cabin as the teacher’s house with roses and peonies. Jim Irwin imagines the living as a public duty worthy of taxation. The brook, bridge, and meadow frame the scene. To Be Continued.

Merry Green Wood Jim Irwin Simms Merrie England New England

American Legion Notes outlines 2025 plans and actions

Des Moines reports resolutions from Mason City for the coming year's Legion policies to be detailed September 16 at a Des Moines executive committee meeting attended by Department Commander Halligan. Focus includes veterans services in institutions, federal compensation, and legislation to curb unauthorized use of Legion buttons.

Associated Press Des Moines American Legion Department Mason City Legion Executive Committee Halligan Davenport Legion To Legion Finance Iowa Legionaire Committees

Wellston Notes Pause Print Delay Update

Community items from Wellston report Mrs. Jessie Harvey improving after illness and Homer Porter returning to duty despite summer flu. Lawrence Bond and family helped at the store during Porter’s illness. Local gatherings include the Dutch Creek picnic at Sunset Park and dinner hosts C H Brinning with multiple Brinnings and Meyer families. Hubert Kolesick and John Seibert began high school in Washington.

Wellston Wellston Wellston Jessie Harvey Luc Clle Buroughs Homer Porter Lawrence Bond Porter W. H. Brinning Dora McClelland Dutch Creek Sunset Park C. H. Brinning Andy Brinning Will Brinning R. E. Brinning Les Barnes Edgar Meyer Stuart C. E. Griffith Hubert Kolesick John Seibert Washington Alle Bond Jessie Augustine's Rubio

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