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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1928

Page

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Threshing Progress Cited In State Crops Report

Aug 15 report from government meteorologist Charles D. Reed notes oats yields fair to excellent with 30 cent bushels. Threshing advances state wide while some grain damaged in shock. Corn progress good but heat sparks firing in Missouri River counties. Pastures good. third alfalfa ready, second growth clover started. rain needed soon.

IDES Charles D. Reed Missouri River Reed Iowa

Legion delegates named for state session at Cedar Rapids

Five delegates and five alternates from Leon Beatty post were chosen at Sunset park for the state American Legion convention in Cedar Rapids on Sept 10 11 and 12. Delegates include S W Brookhart Kenneth Carris Howard Baxter Dale Atkinson and Jr L Brookhart. Alt: R J Tanner Fred Downing Arnett Wylie Spencer Reed Elliott Grayson. Brookhart spoke on pensions for World War I soldiers and wartime resource drafts. the post endorsed the proposed measures and supported Dr P L Etter for state vice commander. The drum corps will attend and possibly compete in state events. Brookhart also planned speeches at Blencoe Woodward and Marshalltown.

American Legion Cedar Rapids Leon Beatty Post Sunset Park Ss. W. Brookhart Kenneth Carris Howard Baxter Dale Atkinson Jr. L. Brookhart R. J. Tanner Fred Downing Arnett Wylie Spencer Reed Elliot Grayson Ey Lloyd Little John Custer Park Legionaires S. W. Brookhart Post Congress P. L. Etter Washington Dr. Etter

Southern Democrats face test as Smith drives campaign

Democratic machines in the South brace for the 1928 presidential drive to back Governor Smith. Leaders promise rewards to loyalists if Smith wins, aiming to mobilize the old guard and the new voters while courting temperance and religious issues amid factional tensions across Texas Georgia and other states.

Thomas J. Stokes United Press Sed E. Smith New York Smith Ehanes Wilson Washington States South Texas Georgia Clark Howell Atlanta Hoke Smith Howell John Cohen Cohen Atlanta Constitution Hoover Isue Ku Klux Klan

Dry Candidates Lead In Ohio Primary Contests

In Ohio the dry faction led in key races as Myers Y. Cooper and James T. Begg traded leads for the Republican gubernatorial nomination amid broad dry support. Democratic races showed Martin J. Davey ahead in the long term, with Hunt leading for the short term senate nomination over Cyrus Locher.

Ohio Columbus Myers Y. Cooper Cincinnati James T. Begg Cooper Begg Sandusky Edward C. Turner State Antisaloon League Kent Anti-Saloon League Earl BP. Bloom Bowling Green Peter Witt Fof Cleveland Smith Theodore F. Burton Cleveland Carrington T. Marshall State Supreme Court U. S Simeon D. Fess Graham P. Hunt United States Cyrus Locher Hunt Charles V. Truax George White Marietta

Washington high school registration dates announced

The article outlines registration days for Washington schools as they prepare to reopen on September 3. High school registration is set for Friday and Saturday, August 24 and 26, with corresponding days for juniors seniors freshmen and sophomores and junior college students. Junior High registration will be Thursday and Friday, August 30 and 31.

Washington Peet Della Patton

Hoover and Friends Pleased by Reaction of Nation to Speech

The Hoover acceptance speech drew broad support from new Republican businessmen women Welfare groups and ordinary voters. Hoover and his aides see the reaction as broad popular and aimed at reaching nontraditional party leaders and rank and file members.

Hoover Palo Alto jCalit Herbert Hoover Washington Belive Iam

Hoover Favored by Lowden on Farm Problem

Former Governor Frank Lowden praised Herbert Hoover for addressing the farm problem but disagreed with Hoover on using government funds to stabilize prices. Earl C. Smith echoed concerns about a stabilization corporation, noting Congress rejected a similar plan.

Hoover Frank Lowden Chicago Herbert Hoover Frank O. Lowden Earl C. Smith Ilinois Agricultural Association Lowden Smith Congress

Chautauqua Opens With Laurant Magic Show

Washingtons twenty fifth annual chautauqua assembly opened with a large audience and strong ticket sales. Eugene Laurant and assistants staged two hour magic with a children friendly first half then mysterious second half. Also featured were Tyrol yodelers and Detroit writer Anne Campbell. Dr McCreary delivered a lecture on the Good Samaritan and home missions ahead of his eight lectures this season.

Eugene Laurant Laurant Jerusalem Jericho Whewlse Altho McCreary China

Chautauqua Week Programs and Tickets Reminder

The program lists daily afternoon and evening events from August 16 to August 28 including opera companies lectures concerts and dramatic performances. Season ticket holders are asked to write names on tickets which are non transferable. Flowers were donated by the Eoworth League and Miss Oleta Stewart oversaw platform decorations. The event remains popular with long-time supporters and new attendees.

Herrick George D. Alden Herrick Quartet Harp Ensemble Company John F. Bockewitz Merton Dramatic Company Pili Paseg Eoowrth League of the Methodist Church Oleta Stewart Sage Washington

Hassell Awaits Favorable Weather For Flight

Rockford aviator Bert R. Hassell plans a three stop flight from Rockford to Stockholm in a Stinson-Detroiter monoplane. Weather Bureau cautioned delay until conditions improve prompting a 4 to 5 am departure on Thursday if skies clear.

Rockford Bert R. J. Hassell Stockholm Hassell United States Weather Bureau

School Staff Listings for Primary and Special Teachers

Myrtle Macon and Marie Landau noted for second primary roles while Helen Wylie and Marian Helmer appear in first primary. Centennial Building lists Louisa Young as principal and Bernice Brown as intermediate. Heights Building lists Maud McCreedy as principal with Elda White as intermediate and Lucy Benz as second primary. Special teachers include Mary Welch and Olga Miller as kindergarten instructors Dorothy Detthof and Florence Peterson on music with Alice Van Vliet in art and penmanship Leona Allen serves as nurse.

Myrtle Macon Helen Wylie Centennial Louisa Young Bernice Brown Marie Landau Marian Helmer Heights Maud McCreedy Elda White Lucy Benz Carold Forgey Mary Welch Olga Miller Dorothy Detthof Florence Peterson Alice van Vliet Leona Allen

Bible Lecture on The Boundaries of a Neighbor Ihood

Dr G B McCreary spoke at the opening Bible hour of the hau tauqua this morning on The Boundaries of a Neighbor Ihood based on Luke 10 25 The lawyer asks What shall I do to inherit eternal life The preacher noted the lawyer’s learned reading and that scripture knowledge helps answer questions posed by the text

G. B. McCreary

Mrs Barnie Earl and family visit West Chester Morning

Mrs Barnie Earl and her son Delbert along with Loretta Miller went to West Chester this morning to visit Mrs Harold Miller. The trip focused on social calls and did not include other activities.

Barnie Earl Delbert Loretta Miller West Chester Harold Miller

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