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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1928

Page

4

Political Outlook As They See It in Washington Pa

Mr Clark Bartlett of Washington Pa predicts Herbert Hoover will be elected this fall and notes Pennsylvania remains solidly Republican. He expects defections to balance out and anticipates Governor Smith may run better than Cox or Davis. Alfies leader A N Alberson reports southern California now Hooverized with Hoover and Johnson reconciled.

Clark Bartlett Washington E. N. Wright Herbert Hoover Pennsylvignia Smith Cox Davis California Mir A. N. Alberson Alfies Washington County Hoover Johnson

Daily Lessons In English Words Misused And Pronunciation

The page offers guidance on proper usage and pronunciation for common terms. It includes notes on pronunciation of Salome and misused phrases, plus a vocabulary-building prompt featuring the word menacing. It emphasizes expanding daily vocabulary through concise lessons.

Salome

Hoover Gains California Backing as Home State Boost

The passage notes California likely remaining loyal to Hoover, boosting his strength in the race. It also mentions his birth in Iowa and his residence in California shaping his home-state appeal.

California Iowa

First Chautauqua Recalled in Journal Office Visit

John Bergquist shares a 1903 Chautauqua booklet with names of firms advertising then and now, noting many changes and a lasting Chautauqua spirit. The piece lists organizers, officers, and speakers from the era, and contrasts past and present transportation and attendance patterns at the grounds.

John Bergquist Journal F. F. Parish, Baird and Son Work and Meek W. A. Moore Casey Brothers A. N. Alberson Wells and McCinley Mide C. Lewis Snouffer, Hughes and Co T. M. Reynolds F. W. Brindley J. E. Eliot Stewart's West Side J. A. Y. Ashby Saling MecElwain and Denison Means Suther Neiswanger and Son Washington County Savings Bank B. W. Nicola and Co R. D. Doneherty Academy Washington Buggy Co Trotel Stevenson H. F. Steck Little and Teas Marion T. Anderson Mercer and Chilcote Bragg and Rokenkamp Edward A. Swift Dell H. Dunncan French and Patton Carris and Co J. Albert Williams Co Barden Brothers George W. Stewart Citizens National Bank Savings Washington National Bank Klein Klothing Co Nicola Richmond P. Trobson William J. Bryan Montaville Flowers W. C. Wilcox Sam P. Jones John ©. Black John DeWitt Miller Jane Addams S. D. Gordon Chautauqua C. H. Wilson Pres B. Schreckengast V. Pres A. R. Miller Sec S. A. White Treas Rev. Schreckengast BR. Jacobsmeirer A. R. Dewey C. C. Cunningham C. M. Keck J. T. Matthews W. C. Allien W. R. McClean Sam Younkin Ab Anderson KE. E. Everson S. W. Neal Washington Oliver Gray Bergquist

Harness Racing at Southern Iowa Fair Oskaloosa

Promoters announce big harness and running races at the Southern Iowa Fair in Oskaloosa from September 1 to 6, featuring a top dirt half mile track and over 5000 dollars in purses. J Perry Lytle notes plans while Dr R F E Collins oversees speed events and C S Pennington handles starts for fair patrons and horsemen.

Oskaloosa J. Perry Lytle Llowa Oskaloos Labor Day Towa R. F E. Collins Speed C. S. Pennington Tobe Fair Board

Threshing Day Reflections On Family Labor And Weather

The writer describes threshing day as a major yearly event along with Christmas and 4th of July. They recall helping with threshing and water duty with a pony, dogs, and neighborhood kids, but today they only watch the clouds hoping for no rain and marvel at the teamwork involved.

We're tough and looking for trouble in the Bowery

The speaker boasts of being tough and game for trouble this evening in the Bowery. They declare resilience and bravado as they plan to stay until they get it or bust, while belittling the local girls and asserting being bullet proof and hot stuff.

Bowery

Quips and Quirks From a Small Town Page

A jumble of humorous vignettes and wry one liners from a rural paper. Snappy exchanges include a penitent motorist and a rooster, a salesman booth joke, and coin tosses about car choices. A cartoon caption shows a boy with a pup near a fountain as a street scene closes.

Tramp Avoids Sleep. Bus Boy's Night Club Past Revealed

A motorist insists on a car cutout while a policeman orders it fitted and closed. A kind woman consoles a fatigued tramp who confesses he has slept six months and once worked as a bus boy in an Artie nightclub.

Williams Champion Sprinter Triumphs Through Hard Work

Percy Williams, Olympic champion in the 100 and 200 meter dashes, rose from prospect to international figure through relentless training and funding struggles. Born in Vancouver, he set Canadian high school marks in 1927 and later equaled the world record for 100 meters at the British Columbia trials.

Vancouver B. C Percy Williams Williams Bob Granger University of British Columbia British Columbia Hamilton Ont Dominion

Des Moines Airport Rules Drafted by Parks Commissioner

Frank Mathis, Des Moines Parks Commissioner, drafted pilot and aircraft rules for the city airport to be presented to the city council. The move follows an ordinance restricting unlicensed pilots and planes, raising questions about enforcement since the airport lies outside city limits, though officials say city control may apply.

Des Moines Aug Frank Mathis Parks Mathis

Drake University names Parry to lead Latin department

Mil man Parry a University of California graduate was announced as the successor to Prof. C O Denny as head of the Latin department at Drake University in Des Moines.

Des Moines Milman Parry University of California C O. Denny Drake University

Wayland Social News Roundup Clusters Nearby Visits

Wayland Iowa residents share visits with relatives and friends from Keota Dannelson Donnellson Twin Falls Idaho and Illinois Arda Roth and Chas Parcell fly in from Lamar Illinois for a meal and plan to attend the homecoming. Local travel includes autos and a recent air flight. Families from Des Moines Chicago Burlington and Corning are mentioned with a focus on gatherings and illnesses.

Wayland Iowa Earl Hochsetter Eq Brenneman Keota Clair Bashart Grace Basinger Arm Krabil Dennelson Ethel Millard Schulter Omaha Neb J. S. Chase Calif J. E. Langen Walter Twin Falls Idaho Ike Roth Parcell Roy Kauffman Nettie Wittiig Preblem Irene Marylyn Freeman Joe Wittiig Noble Andrew Edith Leela Madie Filland Des Moines Iowa City Lorene Marjorie Kingsley Chicago Ben Widmer Ruth Marc Wolfe Burlington Ed Wolfe Ike van Wagner Corning John Bicher

County Farm Bureau Must Reorganize for Aid

Jefferson county farm bureau lost county aid after Judge R W Smith ruled the bureau not legally incorporated and failed to meet annual dues requirements. The adjourned session in Fairfield halted the 2450 dollar request for the year, pending reorganization by the bureau and county board consent.

Fairfield Jefferson County Fair Bureau R. W. Smith Centerville

Health Department Warns on Sanitary Pool Practices

DES MOINES IN Aug 1 The State Health Department warns that proper pool maintenance and personal hygiene are essential to prevent disease in public pools. Chief Engineer A H Wieters stresses that pool construction is only half the battle and ongoing cleanliness and strict health rules are required for safety.

Des Moines State Department of Health A. H. Wieters Wieters

Gull Ringed in Northumberland Spotted in Labrador

A kittiwake gull ringed on the Farne Islands in Northumberland was recaptured in Labrador after an Atlantic crossing of about 3400 miles. The identification ring confirms the extraordinary long distance migration of the bird.

Farne Islands Northumberland Labrador Atlantic

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