More Boys Than Girls In County Schools Report
The Washington county annual schools report shows 2,949 boys and 2,858 girls of school age, with 1,221 pupils enrolled in Washington and average daily attendance of 923. It details teachers by gender, salaries, school houses, libraries, and district receipts and disbursements including state and federal aid.
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Washinggton
Des Moines
Washington
Crawfordsville
Fol ey Kidney Pills Help Lady and Husband Heal
Mrs Frank P Wood of Morrill Maine reports Fol ey Kidney Pills relieved her rheumatic pains and enabled her lame husband to recover mobility. The ad claims back problems sore muscles stiff joints and rheumatic pains are quickly conquered by Fol ey Kidney Pills from Lemmons Pharmacy.
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Frank P. Wood
Morrill
Foley
Lemmons Pharmacy
Advt
Round Up 75 Loafers in Sioux City Raid
National guard company and police rounded up seventy five unemployed men in Sioux City Iowa after two checks at the WL W headquarters. Some were arrested then released by Mayor Short who ordered the headquarters closed and later recalled. The mayor says the detainees were workers in regular employment except the secretary.
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Sioux City
National Guard Company
Ll. W. W
Short
Captain Jameson forfeit pay and confinement at Camp Bowie
President Wilson reduces the sentence of Capt. Roy A. Jameson of the One Hundred Forty third infantry to forfeiture of $50 pay monthly and three months confinement to camp for assaulting Private Raymond F. Ruskin at Camp Bowie Texas.
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Weekington
Wilson
Roy A. Jameson
Third Infantry
Raymond F. Ruskin
Camp Bowie
Tex
Prison Term Upheld for Wilson Threat in Chicago
In the U S circuit court of appeals the three year sentence of Walter Ragansky for threatening to kill the president is affirmed. He had been sentenced by Judge Landis. A brief item notes the decision from Chicago dated Aug 14.
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Wilson
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter Ragansky
United States
Landis
Farewell Party for Jay Brewer and Herman Otto In Des Moines Trip
Forty to sixty local guests joined a farewell gathering at the Sikke Brewer home honoring Jay Brewer and Herman Otto who depart Thursday for Des Moines to assist with army service. The event featured decorations, games, a lawn luncheon, piano solos, a vocal solo, and a group sing of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Sikke Brewer
Jay Brewer
Herman Otto
Des Moines
Howard Baxter
Omaha
Neb
Helen Schultz
Burlington
Lloyd Humston
David Turnipseed
Wellston
Sadie Rohrer
Helen Anderson
Beth Godfrey
Wiebrie Brewer
Schultz
May Tucker
Red Cross Knitting Dept Closed for Chautauqua
The knitting department of the Red Cross will close until after the Chautauqua. Members with helmets or scarfs should hand them to Mrs Babcock Mrs Gideon or Mrs Cavender. The Jane A Chilcote Library also closes this week for chautauqua except Saturday closing after the afternoon lecture to 6 pm and evening hours 7 to 8 pm.
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The
Red Cross
Babcock
Gideon
Cavender
Knitting Committee
Jane A. Chilcote
Chautauqua
Brighton Township Knitters Postpone Meeting to August 29
The Brighton Township Knitters cancel the Thursday the 15th gathering due to chautauqua and plan to meet two weeks later on August 29 with Mrs. Will Cherry. The Junior W. W. G. Girls will be entertained Thursday evening by their leader Mrs. Geneva Westermark at 5412 USE THE WANT ADS.
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Worth
Florence Miller
Geneva Westermark
Besse Jones
Giovanni
Brighton Township
Will Cherry
ANNOC
Yank Doctors Serve On British Lines In France
A British officer recalls an American doctor aiding casualties under shelling near a hill while the Tun moved forward. The piece highlights US Army Medical Reserve Corps doctors serving with Haig’s forces, with instances of bravery and requests from an MOrr lieutenant for infantry transfer.
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London
Byles
New York
L. B
Tommy
France
U. S
MORC
Great Britain
A. BK. F
Haig
America
Hur Sloggett
Robert Jones
Jones
Col
Hector
M. C
Yank Mo
Pittsboro
Medical College
University of Pennsylvania
All Can Do a Little in a World of Ignorance and Misery
The quote argues that everyone should reduce ignorance and misery in their own small corner. It frames a duty to improve one’s local sphere and influence through humble efforts and personal responsibility.
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Huxley
Washington
National Capitol
Promotion of Marine Officer Waller to Major General
Brig. Gen. Littleton W. T. Waller receives promotion to major general in the U. S. Marine Corps for gallant service in Haiti and France. Known as Tony by his men, he served with the landing force at Alexandria. Born in York County, Virginia in 1856, his career spans the Spanish-American War and actions in the Philippines, China during the Boxer rebellion.
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Littleton W. T. Waller
United States Marine Corps
Haiti
France
Tony
Alexandria
Egypt
Philippines
China
York County
Virginia
Attending to Chickens and Garden
An elderly reader recounts severe heart pain and bloating, crediting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for quick recovery. The note claims the remedy clears intestinal mucus and inflamed stomach and liver ailments and promises a money refund after one dose. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
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St. Louis
Mayr
Lemmon
Advt
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