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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1918

Page

3

Crawfordsville Woman Sophia Bozman Dies After Stroke

Sophia Alice Bozman died at her son Ralph Bozman’s home near Crawfordsville after a stroke. Born November 17 1855 in Pennsylvania, she lived in Nebraska before moving to Spring Run and later Crawfordsville. Funeral Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Ralph Bozman home with Rev Wood. interment in Spring Run cemetery.

Crawfordsville Dee Sophia Alice Boaman Ralph W. Bozman Columbus Junction Sophia Alice Bozman John and Katherin Brewer Pennsylvania Elmer L. Bozman Spring Run Louisa County Mr. Wood Bozman Hazel Anwyl

Beware of slick talkers offering worthless schemes

Warning about fraudulent schemes peddled daily by slick talkers. As your bankers we take an interest in your success and offer constant guidance. Visit us for advice to avoid a bad deal and protect your finances.

Washington National Bank Title and Officers Snapshot

Washington National Bank of Washington County proclaims itself The Only National Bank in Washington County. The fragment lists roles such as President Vice President Cashier and variants of cashier titles indicating a historical notice of bank officers.

Washington County

Mt Pleasant influenza, visit and family health update

Thursday evening from Mt Pleasant reports influenza. M DeLong of Washington visited here yesterday and says Mrs DeLong has the mumps. David Johns returned home yesterday morning from a visit at Lime Springs Iowa.

Mt. Pleasant Washington

Six New Flu Cases and Three Recovered Reported

Secretary of health reports six new influenza cases today and the release of three patients, a daily average for the past two or three weeks. Carl Little shows improvement after a serious illness and Mrs. L R Schilling, once severely ill, is improving. Keeley family members are also on the mend.

YMCA Notes Call for Boys to Do Work in Town

The YMCA notes invite boys to take on work in town with no age limit and equal treatment. About 469 district boys are of working age, and a 16 year old new arrival seeks employment. F H T Ritchie will visit Ft Madison and Keokuk to organize community work this month, meeting Washington’s board and committees on December 18 to plan and advise.

Washington F. H. T. Ritchie Ft. Madison Keokuk Mr. Goodrich

Baptist College to Move to Highland Park Des Moines

At a Des Moines Baptist convention meeting the Baptist college was chosen to be located at Highland Park. A favorable committee report urged the move and a $180,000 campaign toward the $1,000,000 endowment will start immediately. Upon securing funds the college will be enlarged with a commons and other improvements.

Des Moines The Baptist Convention Baptist College Highland Park Des Moines College Moey

Man given 1000 fine for 322 pints beer in Dubuque

O J McManus of Waterloo received the stiffest Reed amendment sentence in Dubuque Federal court. He pleaded guilty, was fined 1000 dollars and must serve six months in Dubuque county jail after being found in possession of 322 pint bottles of beer last summer. The action followed his arrest in Dubuque. Meanwhile at Camp Stanley Texas about 1100 men will receive commissions and graduation certificates from officer training.

Dubuque Henry T. Reed Reed O. J. McManus Waterloo McManus San Antonio, Texesee, T Camp Stanley

Rockefeller Jr outlines industrial creed for four parties

In Atlantic City John D Rockefeller Jr speaks at a war emergency and reconstruction conference. He presents ten tenets of an industrial creed promoting shared interests among capital management labor and the community. The plan envisions joint conferences, fair wages, reasonable hours, safe environments, and broad representation across plants industries and nations.

Atlantic City John Eb. Rockefeller, Jr Sesssion Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller

Advertisement for Lemmon's Pharmacy cough remedy

An old advertisement claims a remedy will quiet coughs ease sore throat and lung inflammation stop bronchial irritation ensure a good night’s rest and easy morning expectoration. Described as made and sold in America for fifty two years and helpful for lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis. For sale by Lemmon's Pharmacy Adyvt.

America Lemmon's Pharmacy Adyvt

Christmas Boxes Sent to Soldiers From Washington

The Christmas gift committee of the local Red Cross reports 155 Christmas boxes sent to soldiers overseas from Washington. Seventy nine coupons were received and many applicants sought permission to send boxes. Only two were allowed to go from Washington. Central Division HQ says many hundred boxes were sent to other men and provision is made for all. The committee includes Mrs Ralph Smith as chairman with Mrs H F Steck, Mrs Carlton Wilson and Mrs E C Eicher.

Red Cross Washington Carlton Wilson Central Division Ralph Smith H. F. Steck E. C. Eicher

Wellman Woman Mary Marner Dies After Illness

Mrs. Mary Marner 46 wife of G. Marner died this morning at six at the county hospital after a long illness. Born in Johnson county on Nov 17, 1872 she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Miller. The family lived near the Washington county line and she leaves seven children, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Mary Marner G. Marner Johnson County Wellman That Kalona David Miller J. G. Marner Washington County Martha Brenneman Iowa County Cora Ray David Gertrude Amy Leda Lower Deer Creek Menonite Church

Civil War Battle at Prairie Grove Recalls Heroic Union Troops

A Civil War reminiscence marks the December 7 anniversary of the Prairie Grove fight. Herron and Blunt led 14 000 Union soldiers against Hindman’s 31 000 Confederates in a brutal open field battle. About 199 of 500 Iowa Nineteenth Regiment casualties occurred, and veterans reflect on the cost and heroism.

Herrons Wilson's Creek Herron Blunt Cane Will Ark Vanburen Prairie Grove Geners Hindman Iowa Jeffrey McFarland

Fortnightly Club Leader Reports Iowa Convention Postponed

Mrs. David McLaughlin president of the Fortnightly club says the district convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs is indefinitely postponed due to influenza. The Burlington event, planned for this fall, has been deferred multiple times and may not be rescheduled until spring.

David McLaughlin Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Burlington

Navy vessel totals rise to 2500 ships in U S fleet

A government statement prepared for the house naval committee by Rear Admiral Griffin shows the U S Navy would total 2500 vessels on July 1 17820 including 40 battleships and 820 destroyers. It notes 364 ships existed when war began and 67 remained on November 1 ten days before hostilities ceased, excluding private yachts and other seized vessels.

Washington Atversear Devy Renr Griffly Bureau of Steam Engineering House Naval Committee Tela

Britain thanks the U S for wartime help and unity

Premier Lloyd George expresses appreciation for American response to the allied call last spring and for the United States Navy. The message credits the prompt action of the American president and people and their crucial role in freeing the seas from German threat.

New York Dee America United States Navy Lloyd George National Britain Day Committee

Daily Thought On Contemplation Creating Realities

A reflective note suggests that deliberate thought shapes reality, naming a concept of self caused outcomes. The piece links mental focus to material results and hints at a personal philosophy of intention guiding events.

The Old House and the Man Who Is Good To All

Linda, isolated in a between-tenements house, takes in a lost kitten and a visiting child. The child’s tale of Mr. Cameron the kind minister and the mission reveals Linda’s longing for companionship and a chance at love and purpose, rekindling warmth in the old home. The scene shifts to a hopeful future as Linda hopes Mr. Cameron will visit, restoring life to the old room.

Linda Tenement Floff Draddy Mr. Cameron Daddy Cole

Liberty Loan Drive Calls for Home Front Backing

President urges Americans to fund the Fifth Liberty Loan. Troops at Meuse and Argonne proved resolve, while home front must match with thrift. Save every nickel and invest in War Savings Stamps to cover future mobilization costs and veteran repatriation.

Fifth Loan Called to Pay for the Peace

The text urges readiness to fulfill existing contracts and pay for the Peace through the Fifth Loan. It frames soldiers as winning Peace by fighting and emphasizes preparation and saving for the loan.

Mrs Anna M Kross Appointed Assistant Corporation Counsel

Mrs Anna M Kross named assistant corporation counsel in New York ensuring support for labor unions and public service. She has served as attorney for several unions and pledges to uphold justice and integrity in her new role.

Anina Moskowitzh Kross Evie Assistent Corporation New York

Regency Plans Amid Serbian Crown Prospects

Fragmentary report indicates Alexander of Serbia named regent of the state under the national council in Agram with Prince Alexander expected to appoint a governor at Selevide and other officials as part of wartime or political restructuring.

Vortralt Alexa Serbia Tate Bae Agram Alexandr Will Sppelal Selevide Cnd

Substitute That Shines In Lod Subhetitunes Story

A fragment from the Courter Journal of Toulsville describes a man trying a substitute product with a humorous slip of phrasing about a dish or item, noting confusion or novelty in the substitution phrase and local reaction.

Toulsville Courter Journal

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