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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

8

Local notices mix taxi ads and personal news in Iowa paper

A collage of local items lists taxi and shoe ads, housing for sale, licenses issued to Ernest Rudolph and Kate Harris, travel notices, visits to Indianapolis and Davenport, local auto and tire specials, school recitals, and family updates. It notes pecan groves sales, Firestone tire promos, and a home for sale on the Heights with fruit and a large barn.

Green Guy E. Manatt Marion Ave Bos

Local notes from Wanita and area include visits and events

Mr and Mrs James Burham of Wanita Neb and Nelson Burham of Stratén Neb return home after visit with L T Burham. Nelson Burham marked his 85th birthday. Various notices mention Miss Mildred Stewart organ recital and a Presbyterian church orchestra debut, safety boxes, grooming products, and Fordson tractor discussion at a Michigan fair with Ford’s reply on tractor value.

James Burham Wanita Nebr Nelson Burham Stratén L. T. Burham Mildred Stewart the Presbyterian Church Mr. Ford

Men defeat women in Methodist Sabbath school contest

In Crawfordsville the four adult classes, men versus ladies, held a July August contest. Mrs J A Moorhead and Mrs George Yeager led the ladies while Rev J F Barnett and J A Moorhead led the men. the men won and the ladies served a chicken dinner at the church. About 40 to 45 people attended and enjoyed the evening.

Crawfordsville Methodist Sabbath School J. A. Moorhead George Yeager J. F. Barnett Margaret Sommer Peter Sommer Eicher Church C .A. Sprague N. J. Lease J. F. Buxbaum Mary Nellie Manners County Sunday School Association West Chester Beattty

Not a Bad Description About an Oyster

A natural history lesson features a classroom moment as a student defines an oyster as a fish built like a nut, prompting curiosity about the creature's nature and classification. The exchange showcases playful inquiry in a teaching setting.

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