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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
The piece notes cooling mornings and upcoming frosty nights signaling winter prep. It describes households fetching quilts and warm accessories, children donning winter caps, and a shift from summer drinks to warm comforts. It mentions flies thinning in Washington as cleanliness improves.
ABE MARTIN comments on women's suffrage noting a candidate who campaigners without a collar or shave. Mrs Em Moots once vowed to back him, now says she’s doing pretty well though she can’t aim very well.
The passage reflects on how people overthink and anticipate summer during winter. It notes a strong desire for warmer seasons and the plans people make, even if they may or may not follow through. The mood blends anticipation with hesitation about actual summer actions.
Billy Watson presents his musical comedy Krausmeyer's Alley for one night at Graham Theatre on Thursday September 30. The cast includes Jules Jacobs Joe Brennan Richey Craig Sweeney Rooney Russell Sisters and soubrette Doris Clare praised as the strongest yet. Special scenery and electrical effects accompany each set.
Mrs. Geo Lemmon from Glendale California visits the L Lemmon home and friends in Keota this morning. Former Washington resident Mrs Lemmon travels to see relatives and renew ties in the area. We offer a warm range of fur pieces at Rothschild's for neckwear and comfort.
A Des Moines man claims Tanlac cured his indigestion, headaches, dizziness, back pain, and kidney troubles. He says he gained weight, can eat freely, and feels well overall, urging others to try the remedy as sold by Sherman Bros in Washington and Mac Gugin Drug Co. in Wellman and by leading druggists.
Notice reports a livestock death in a pasture and restricts hunting without permission on the farm owned by Joan Coakley of West Chester. Also notes a private sale of curtains and wearables at a residence on Thursday September 20 from 10 am to 5 pm. Also reports the death of Mrs. Clarg Roberts in Sigourney and identifies relatives Charles Shockley and Mrs. Will Shuman. no funeral plans yet.
The article highlights the Buick Twenty One Forty Five model with harmonious low lines and refined appointments that boost pleasure and comfort. It emphasizes the car’s roomy tonneau, new seating arrangement, and versatile service for business or family use in city or country driving.
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