Aco Mechanics 10 Be Taught
A brief note explains that ACO Mechanics 10 will be taught and studied for next year. It outlines planning for instruction and suggests readiness for upcoming coursework and assessments.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1911
Page
3
A brief note explains that ACO Mechanics 10 will be taught and studied for next year. It outlines planning for instruction and suggests readiness for upcoming coursework and assessments.
Iowa State University engineering professor A. G. Smith announces a half year aero mechanics course for next year. The program covers principles of mechanical flight and design of flying machines as the college aims to develop future aviators.
IS CHAMPION PAVER Burlington Iowa August 22 Peter Mahoney of Burlington is regarded as the world champion brick setter for pavement laying and is noted as the fastest workman at Burlington Construction company.
Twenty five years ago today Boston police officer W J Kendall endured a perilous run through the Niagara rapids, surviving the treacherous current and return to safety. The account marks a notable act of endurance by a Boston lawman.
The article lauds a bricklayer in Villisea for extraordinary speed and accuracy during the past week. It notes a claimed feat of laying 38 bricks in one day, with a rate exceeding one brick per second after ten hours, praising his skill as both workmanship and art.
Des Moines Iowa August 22 Congressman Richard Pierson Hobson famed Merrimac hero arrives for lecture tour and states the next session will request a large appropriation to build a strong navy to control the Atlantic and Pacific and the Panama Canal.
Gudden Aug 22 Francis Conolly was killed while lowering a rope into a well on the Cooston farm about ten miles from here. He fell to the bottom when the rope broke as he was being drawn up.
Cedar Rapids reports State Fish and Game Warden Geo A Lincoln sending notices to dozens of readers advising that ring necked pheasants will arrive soon. The birds will replace last fall’s Hungarian partridges and must be properly liberated and cared for after release to stock the state.
Des Moines reports the state board of parole rejects Thomas Westley Watson’s pardon request for a second time. Watson, 27 years into a first degree murder sentence at Fort Madison, remains incarcerated as six prior assemblies and now the parole board deny release despite illness and long service.
The Okoboji Protective association asks the state executive council to fund deepening channels between Iowa’s large and small lakes. George A. Lincoln, the Cedar Rapids fish commissioner, would oversee the work to allow fish to seek deep water in winter, preventing freezing death in shallow lakes.
At the old saw mill Harry Hayes unearthed a large clam that yielded a to back slug and two pearls hidden inside. The eight grain pearl and eighteen grain pearl are valued at $500 each, marking a remarkable find for a clam digger.
A historical advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure reaches the seat of disease through the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts itself as a non quack medicine, a regular prescription from a noted physician, with testimonials offered free. By F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Des Moines August 22 preliminary details outline a statewide Iowa Pioneer Association with first meeting August 31 1911 on the State Fair Grounds. Pioneers Day will admit old settlers prior to December 28 1846 and the group aims to unite local old settler societies preserve letters manuscripts and relics.
A cordial letter from B. Osborn appeals to a recipient to attend and ensure that their society and locality are properly represented at a significant upcoming meeting. The author stresses the event's interest and asks for personal attention to secure accurate representation.
Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises MI O NA stomach tablets guaranteed to cure indigestion and upset stomach within five minutes. It claims relief from gas belching heaviness heartburn and biliousness with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The price is 60 cents a large box at Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists nationwide.
A notice from Ray Keyes announces readiness to provide hauling and related services with a capable team. Contact via telephone, 554 Red, 581Good ye Fy TM.
An auction of household goods will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at the northwest corner of the square.
Ready to sell milk offering regular delivery from Leet Bros private dairy West Chester. Milk from cows tested under state tubercular program. Prices 6 cents per quart 3 cents per pint fixed until May 1. Phone 283 Red. D C Gillette.
A special examination for provisional certificates will be held at the county superintendent's office on August 23 and 24. Anyone wishing to take the examination should notify the county superintendent.
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