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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1919

Page

3

LL CANDIDATES ON NON PARTISAN TICKET ELECTED

The city elections produced a sweep for the Non-partisan Improve­ment ticket with mayor E. Bovee winning about three to one over K. Mauck. Council at large winners were Work and Mereury with strong showings, while J. C. Purvis defeated A. Turner for assessor by about six to one. Ward results showed Lemley McCleery and Maxwell securing council seats on the Non-partisan slate, with details by ward indicating broad support for the new party. The official canvass was to be completed this afternoon, delaying final city-wide results.

E. Bovee K. Mauck Hugh Cleery Cate C. Léemier J.C. Purvis A. M. Turner Purvis Turner

Farm Home Burned Near County Home

The farm residence of Mr and Mrs J W Stephens northwest of town near the county home burned yesterday afternoon with all contents. Sparks from a chimney caused the blaze which was discovered too late to save anything. The couple escaped with only their clothes and had no insurance. They had lived in the community about a year. Two sons served in the army in France. one died in a hospital there and is buried on French soil.

J. W. Stephens France

Thank Offering Totals 837 Dollars at Missionary Service

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church held the annual thank offering service. Dr. Glendinning gave an address as offerings reached 837 dollars with further contributions anticipated. Two gifts of 50 dollars and a 30 dollar memorial are noted. Chaplain Lord and Centenary movement participants attended the evening service. Prof. C. A. King led music.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society M. EB Glendinning Good Samaritan Lord

Bickford Leaves Graham for Chicago Oh Lady Lady Engagement

George Bickford, Graham Opera House manager, departs mid month for Chicago to join the Elliott-Comstock production Oh Lady Lady at La Salle Theatre. He stays with Graham until April 15 and the season ends for legitimate shows. He will rehearse a specialty act in three weeks and then move to New York before a potential fifty two week Keith engagement.

George Bickford Graham Opera House Chicago Elliott-Comstock la Sale Theatre Graham George Bickford Playhouse Elliott-Comsgreck New York Keith Veurderilie Elreutt

Local church notices list meetings and fundraisers

Announcements show Indies of the First United Presbyterian Church shipping papers with Presbyterians on April 9 and various church groups scheduling gatherings, box suppers, drives for war orphans, and Sunday school activities across multiple homes and locations. Volunteers are urged to bring boxes and papers.

Indies First United Presbyterian Church War Orphan Sadie Rohrer

Reliable farm medicines for minor ailments

A farmer would keep Chamberlains Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints, Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and croup, Chamberlains Oiniment for sprains and pains, and Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles. Having these at hand avoids trips to town and treats early, preventing more serious diseases. Sold by Lemmop's Drug Store.

Chamberlain Lemmop Advt

44 Hour Week Strike Reports at INACCURATE Plant

The Evening Journal notes disputed 44 hour week plans at the United Rhee Machinery plant. Employees claim wage adjustments and working hours differ from company statements. A factory union outline and proposed schedule changes are discussed amid labor tension.

Revertey Maes United Rhee Machinery Company

Ensign Held as Fence for Auto Theft Ring

Ensign W. C. Schatling at the Great Lakes naval training station was arrested by Waukegan authorities as a fence in an automobile theft ring. He faced a default judgment on $258 damages, and Justice Taylor presided at the trial.

Kieave CC Schatling Greeat Lakes Navel Waukegan Justioe Tayior George Haleetek Twie County Rinte Attourney Janes C. Weleh Grrest Kosign

Subscriptions Offered by Nita Nelle McKoon

Authorized agent Nita Nelle McKoon offers magazine subscriptions by club or single order. Call 50 Red after 5:30 pm or write to the Journal for price lists and options.

Nita Nelle McKoon

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