Harry Macon Elected Captain of 1923 Washington Eleven
Harry Macon was elected captain of Washington high school football for 1923 after a banquet hosted by the mothers of players. The event featured a gridiron centerpiece, class decorations, and remarks from Coach A. D. Dickinson and others. Washington boasted the state’s best record this season, with 334 points and four undefeated teams sharing the state championship.
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Harry Macon
Washington High School
Macon
Washington
A. D. Dickinson
W. C. Harding
Harding
Dickinson
Lloyd Edgar
Della Patton
Rice
Seacon
Hecor
Southeastern Iowa
Ottumwa
Yount
Washington football team saluted by speakers at end season dinner
An annual dinner honored Washington's football squad with remarks by Coach Dickinson and Captain Hoddy Rice. Mothers and Prof. Lloyd Edgar praised players, especially the reserves, while the roster listed season results from Washington’s 10-game schedule and highlighted standout performers like Harry Rice and Harry Macon.
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Rice
Skipton Twins
Dusenbery
Durst
Freshwaters
Brookhart
Fields
Waymack
Daniels
Boice
Molesworth
Essie
Washington
Macon
Cunningham
McGugin
DuBois
Marshall
McClelan
Bramer
Smith Brookhart
Smith
Lloyd Edgar
Mediapolis
Ottumwa
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Muscatine
Fairfield
Sigourney
Mt. Pleasant
Calumbet
Harry Rice
Register
Harry Macon
Hance Skipton
Comer
Dusenberry
Dusy
Columbus Junction
Hardes
Kadesky
Hank
du Bois
Rothschilds Advertise Childrens Furs and Sales
Local shoppers see fur sets for children priced from $1.50 to $5.00 at Rothschilds. The May Waterhouse couple from Brighton were in Washington attending shoppers yesterday. Children coats and dresses are offered at one fourth off.
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Mr. and
Mra. May Waterhouse
Brighton
Washington
Rothschild's
Washington visitors and gifts feature at Rothschild’s store
Mrs. Fred Shaffer of Cranefordville visits Washington today to shop while Mrs. Clara Sweet also tours the capital. Mrs. Warren Parrow of Ainworth spent yesterday in Washington. A plush coat and a bathrobe are suggested gifts with reduced prices at Rothschild’s.
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Fred Shaffer
Cranefordeville
Washington
Clara Sweet
Warren Parrow
Ainaworth
Mother of Sis
Rothsechild’s
Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine with an ointment and internal tonic to ease catarrhal inflammation and restore normal mucous surface conditions. It notes 49 years of sale by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Halls
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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