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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1925

Page

3

Civil War Veteran William P Moothart Dies at 80

William Paul Moothart, eighty, a Civil War veteran, died at his home 715 East Washington Street after years of illness. Funeral services are private at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the home with no flowers. The casket will be open for visitors from 9:50 to 11:30 a.m. tomorrow. Moothart, born April 15, 1845 in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, enlisted February 29, 1864 in the Ninety-second Illinois Mounted Infantry and was wounded at Jonesboro. He was discharged in the summer.

William Paul Moothart East Washington Street Moothart Levi and Hannah (Bowersock) Moothart Lehigh County Mary Yougs Ella Hout Washington Stevenson County Freeport Ninety-second Illinois Regment Jonesboro

Grecian Bound Over on Liquor Charges After Raid

John Grecian of south Ka lona appeared before Justice D C Kyle and was bound over to the grand jury on two counts. Bond set at 2000, with 1000 on each count, after a Sunday raid by Deputy Fred Sweet and Oscar Haney yielded fifteen gallons of illicit liquor.

John Grecian Kalona Justice of the Peace D. C Squire Kyle Gregian Fred Sweet Oscar Haney Grecian

American Conductor Vladimir Shavitch Honored by Two Orchestras

Paris Pasdeloup Orchestra and London Symphony pay tribute to Vladimir Shavitch of Syracuse New York as guest conductor. He will again lead the London ensemble on April 12, 1926 marking the first time an American conductor is invited to repeat a visit. Shavitch, married to Margaret Jane Foster, had a varied career as painter, county recorder, city council member, real estate operator, and active G A R member. He leaves his widow and one daughter Mrs John Applegate of Washington and three grandchildren. A son Thomas F died in infancy.

Paris Pasdeloup Orchestra London Symphony Orchestra Vladimir Shavitch Syracuse, N. Y London Margaret Jane Foster Washington Trace White Post Woodmen !Odve Presbyterian Church John Applegate Thomas F Ilinois

Tax Levy Fixed by City Council for 1926

At yesterday evening's session the city council passed an ordinance fixing the 1926 tax levy at $59,700 a few hundred dollars less than last year. The detailed fund division will be published soon. Mayor George Maxwell and Councilman Will Eldridge were named to attend the Iowa League of Municipalities meeting at Spirit Lake August 25–27.

Washington City George Maxwell Will Eldridge Iowa League of Municipalities Spirit Lake

Butter production in Canada rises with farm and home output

Ottawa reports steady growth in butter production with 1924 output at 1,000 tons, 1923 at 73,000 tons, and 1922 at 68,000 tons. The bureau notes an average of about 45,000 tons more could be produced on farms and in homes, with imports around 1,500 tons and exports near 8,500 tons annually.

Ottawa Canada Bureau of Statistics

Y's Men Plan Farewell Meeting in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Y's Men's club schedules a farewell gathering Monday evening August 17 for Robert R Sesline lieutenant governor for Iowa who will move to Oklahoma. Sesline, longtime Killian department store credit manager, recently visited Washington to charter the Washington club. Local members plan to attend and Washington club begins a weeks long membership drive.

Cedar Rapids Y's Men's Club Robert R. Sesline Iowa Oklahoma Sesline Killian Washington Washington Club The

Hagenbeck Wallace Trained Wilda Animal Circus Opens Friday

Highly educated jungle beasts headline the Hagenbeck Wallace Trained Wilda Animal Circus and Buffet in the city on Friday. The program features sixteen Royal Bengal tigers, mixed lion and tiger acts, elephants, clowns, and equestrian displays. Animals were trained at the Wild Animal University in Peru Indiana, a joint project of Hagenbeck Wallace and Sells Floto. During the street parade on circus day all dens will be open for viewing.

Hagenbeck-Wallace Wilda Animal Circus Bill Wild West Royal Benegal Tigers Eric Ward-Kimball Bob Eugene Divenport Wild Animals Hagenheeke Wallace Circus Wild Animal University Peru Indiana Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Sells Floto Circus

You Haven't Read the Journal Without Advertisements

A brief note emphasizes that reading the journal is incomplete without reviewing the accompanying advertisements. The item underscores the role of ads in the newspaper ecosystem and invites readers to scan promotional content.

Creamery Butter Production Rises 11.2 Percent in 1924

A steady rise in stock levels accompanies a creamery butter output of 182,161,347 pounds for last year, marking an 11.2 percent increase over 1923. The gains indicate continued growth in dairy production and market demand.

Washington Chautauqua Set to Open Withseason Tickets On Sale

The twenty second annual Washington Chautauqua assembly will open in a week with season tickets on sale at banks. A 1500 season ticket advance is typical. Season holders gain access to all sessions with low per lecture costs. Opening act Adam and Ava costs one dollar, up from fifty cents.

Washington Adam and Ava

Stockholm to reform streets with pulp mill by product

Stockholm announces use of an industrial by product once wasted to keep the city dust free. The plan aims to turn a by product from pulp mills into a street surfacing material, marking a notable municipal improvement.

Stockholm

Citing Hope as Cure for Medicine Habit

The San Francisco Chronicle notes a paradoxical claim that while a cure exists for nearly all ailments the medicine habit remains resistant. The piece discusses public health challenges and the ongoing search for effective interventions.

San Francisco Chronicle

Rebekah Convention District 92 Program 1925 Washington Towa

Program notes for the Rebekah Convention District 92 in Washington Territory August 5 1925. Morning includes registration 9 30 call to order 10 introduction of state officers welcome address convention president response reading of minutes treasurer’s report lodge reports next convention location election of officers and adjourn for dinner. Afternoon session opens 1 30 features music by Wellman contest secret work by vice grands balloting Brighton and a visitor from Riverside. Memorial by Wellman draping charter by Columbus Junction address by state president and question box.

Wellman Columbus Junction Washington O'Clock Lucile Bates Fannie Meeks Riverside Cordelia Dusenberry Jennie Ingenheimer

Salesman Wanted for Marion Iowa Territory

We seek a steady, willing worker for a well established concern. Attractive proposition with enjoyable work and steadily increasing earnings. Write at once to Stockmen Supply Company, Marion Iowa.

Stockmen Supply Company Marion Iowa

Digging Begins Near Swedish Pompeii Site Ismantorp

In Calmar Sweden work starts to excavate Ismantorp an Iron Age circular city with nine gates and 92 houses on Deland island. Archaeologist Marten Stenberger leads the project funded by the Swedish Tourist Association. The limestone wall runs about 1200 feet long 12 feet high and 18 feet thick efforts aim to reveal the ruins concealed for generations.

Calmar Sweden Pompeii Island Deland Marten Stenberger Ismantorp

Move Fron Cuspidor The Young Boss Tolls Smoke Tale

The speaker notes the young boss of the house is off his feed yet smokes and chews tobacco. Clouds hang low as the narrator jokes about calling the fire company if he does not quit. The piece puns on cigars versus chewing tobacco and collects stubs as easier to handle.

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