Regular meeting tonight at eight oclock sharp
J H Squire C C requests full attendance for a regular meeting this evening at 8 oclock with several candidates for first rank.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
8
J H Squire C C requests full attendance for a regular meeting this evening at 8 oclock with several candidates for first rank.
Clem Mason keeps two sows and two pigs captured in his cornfield. He offers to return them if the owner pays damages. The note ends with an unclear code.
The notice calls a meeting at the hall on Sunday at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Brother W H Smith. Signed by Fitz Sam L Richardson N G.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2:30 PM in the Methodist church for Mrs. A N McElwain who died in Keota. Dr J A Glendinning officiated with Harry Thames singing three hymns. Pallbearers named R E Brow Henry Shaver George Heideman J A Y Ashby John Cunningham and Lewis Klein. Burial followed at Blw Grove cemetery.
Auction notice lists household items including dining room set china buffet tables Hoosier kitchen cabinet rug rockers gas stoves and carpenter tools. Date Monday September 20 at 1 30 p m with clerk Dougherty in Macon. Auction lot numbers 25 26 27.
Local notes show residents visiting relatives in Maccatine Red Oak Osceola and Davenport. A marriage license was issued to William Stedman Dunning and Nellie Marie Kelan of Keola. Deans advertises six o'clock dinner and oyster stew plus a large candy selection. Dr. Masson travels to Rochester and Miss Hay along with Miss Eldridge return home from Monmouth College for a weekend visit.
Demobilization of 2100 Pirot division veterans, who arrived Wednesday, will finish early this afternoon at Camp Grant Illinois. Six hundred were mustered out Thursday and others will receive discharges this afternoon as the demobilization mill closes.
A birthday party at an exclusive teproom sparks laughter when Julia jokes about choosing dessert to prolong the celebration. Her quip about gun it will make the party last longer draws amused reactions from guests.
Modest notices list brief travels and visits. People like Miss Caroline Hayes, Mrs. J. L. Fifer, Mrs. Sadie Ziegler, and John Miller of Dallas are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Iowa City and Burlington. The list also notes shopping and service ads for rugs taxis and a shampoo.
Fox and Dewey advertise shoes while Lyon’s promotes cookies and Lemmon’s Pharmacy touts Bittertone tonic. Residents travel to Columbus Junction and Numa. families visit relatives and attend events. Military enlistment, medical concerns, and a serous illness affect local residents as news and ads mix in a broad community page.
A filling station will be built within weeks on North Iowa avenue just north of J O Duffy Ford. Consumers' Refining company, formed locally, leased the corner from Mr Duffy and sold enough shares to car owners to warrant the $6500 project. The building and tanks total about $10000, with a ten year lease on the west half of the lot.
The page shows standings for baseball clubs with teams such as New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago and others. It lists wins losses percentages and notes club positioning in the National and American Leagues with figures like 69 and 43 for Detroit and 88 for Chicago.
National League results show Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 9 and New York 14-4 with Moston by five. American League notes St Louis 2 Chicago 1 as Detroit 9 Cleveland 5 New York 4 Philadelphia 0. Hon Miss FE Kinnaird of England receives the Order of the British Empire for war YWCA service.
In Washington county Maine blueberry land yields about $100 profit per acre. The crop requires little fertilizer or cultivation and is a major local industry. The Porcupine mountain to Machias stretch is largely blueberry land with several canning factories operating.
Berlin reports that National City Bank and Guaranty Trust of New York will open offices in Berlin with secured quarters and to begin business soon. The note adds that more American financial firms plan Berlin branches.
Australian newspapers including daily, weekly and monthly titles are regarded as great institutions. The daily print consumption is substantial, with estimates suggesting a monthly output of about 4,000 tons for the commonwealth.
A famous Bernard Shaw quote contrasts the reasonable with the unreasonable man and asserts that progress comes from stubborn individuals who resist adapting to the world.
The article notes rubber is easy to cultivate and after four to five years semi cultivation needs little care. It states rubber yields begin around the seventh year under favorable conditions and continue reliably thereafter with minimal maintenance beyond removing competing trees.
The upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal conference adopted resolutions urging United States Senators Cummins and Kenyon to secure immediate ratification of the peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant. The conference says ratification reflects the will of a large majority and serves the nation’s best interests.
The British government announced total revenues for the year ending March reached about $3.985 billion. Major items included income tax at £1.495 billion, excess profits around $1.42 billion, tobacco and beer contributions, plus spirits and entertainments revenues.
The French deputies committee on the German peace treaty considered André Lefevre’s plan to launch new negotiations among signatories to ensure Germany’s disarmament. The committee decided to seek the government’s view on the proposal’s proportion.
A circular fabric catcher with upturned edges is patented to trap hair during barbering. Worn around the neck, it collects loose strands as clippings fall, reducing cleanup and mess.
The Congo is described as the most nonde system of waterway on the globe with twice the navigable waters of the Mississippi and its tributaries and three times its population. Professor Dupont of Brussels notes the Nile valleys may become the world’s granary.
Billy ran errands for his mother and she offered him a penny in appreciation. He looked disgusted and told her to pay him what it was worth, saying be a sport, mother.
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