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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1903

Page

7

Brief History of the Evening Journal since 1893

The Evening Journal traces its evolution from the Daily Hustler begun in 1893 by Harry Keister and A W McCausland to its rise under various owners. It details early printing, advertising, and staffing challenges, name changes, presses, and the move to a larger format, ending with notes on ongoing daily publication work and modernization.

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Washington High School Football Team 1903 season summary

Washington High School’s 1903 football season saw a strong student and community effort. Captain Motts led the squad through a series of tight games including wins over Muscatine and Columbus Junction, with Buckley Ingham and teammates scoring multiple touchdowns and goals. The season closed with a 11 to 0 loss in the Thanksgiving match against Winfield and strong hopes for next year.

Cnuise Mmen Art John Tailey Ralph Motts Manton Hebener Frank Siberts Columbus Junction Winfeld Washington Buckley Tagham Motts Muscatine Ingham Metis Junction Boys Winfield Washington High School Columbus Junction High School Washington Academy Winfield High School Muscatine High School Washington High

Washington high school ends season with record success

Thanksgiving marked the end of the most successful football season in Washington high school history. The team, praised for its unity and hard work, stood out among heavier squads of the era.

Washington High School

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