High School Beats Alumni in Rough 36–18 Basketball Game
In a ragged encounter the local high school defeated the alumni team 36 to 18. Molesworth and Waymack led scoring for the school while McCreedy, Clark, Duke, and Livingston paced the alumni. Referee calls were disputed as both sides struggled with rough play.
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Molesworth
Waymack
McCreedy
Clark
Duke
Livingston
Rice
Freshwaters
Bolee
Kiesey
Benz
Reld
Reid
Shriners Elect New Officers for 1923 in Davenport
Kaaba Shrine temple re elected Waldo Lee Gardner as potentate at the annual meeting. Howard Clemons named trustee for three years, with C. M. Stephens and W. L Gardner of Davenport, Harry Terry of Moline, and Tandy Allen of Iowa City elected representatives to the imperial council. John Soller named honorary member. Kaaba Temple, Iowa’s second largest with over 5,000 members. W. R. Johnson is the recorder.
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Davenport
Waldo Lee Gardner
Kaaba Shrine Temple
Howard Clemmons
C. M. Stephens
W. L Gardner
Harry Terry
Moline
Tandy Allen
Towa City
Imperial Council
John Soller
Kaaba Jtemple
Iowa
W. R. Johnson
Preparatory Services Friday Evening at 7:30
Preparatory services are set for Friday evening at 7 30. Rev J Reade McCrory of the First United Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon with Arthur R Oates listed as pastor.
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Second
United Presbyterian Churches
The
Presbyterian Church
Firet Church
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburgh
J. Reade McCrory
J Reade McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. A. Y. Ashby
J. A
Public high school business education needs broader scope
Glen L. Swiggert of the U S Bureau of Education argues in Chicago that commercial education overemphasizes business technique and neglects background in conduct and relations. He calls for integrating science, professional standards, and applied economics across universities and schools.
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Chicago
Glen Levin Swiggert
U.S. Bureau of Educaion
National Commercial Teachers Federation
Largest Carnivora: Alaska brown bears reach huge weights
The Alaska brown bear is the largest living carnivora. On the Alaska peninsula and Kodiak Island these bears sometimes weigh 1500 pounds or more, illustrating their extraordinary size.
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Alaska
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak Island
Meandering Trout Stream Traverses Long Mountain Route
A trout stream winding up a mountain proves longer than expected, turning a three mile straight path into ten or twelve miles of hiking due to many turns and deviations.
Washington Candy Sales Break Records This Christmas
More than seven tons of candy and chocolates were sold in Washington stores during the holiday period. A canvass across thirteen grocery drug and candy shops shows average sales near half a ton per store, with total sales likely higher when suburban outlets are included. The brisk trade signals improved prosperity reflected in year end commerce.
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Washington
Christmas at the County Home Thanks Community
Superintendent Frank C. Beatty expresses gratitude on behalf of residents at the county home for the community’s help in making Christmas a happy occasion. The celebration was a big success due to the assistance of many Washington county residents.
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Frank C. Beatty
The
Journal
Washington County
Hospital Board
Elisabeth Finlay
Washington
W. L. Alcorn
Ainsworth
J. W. Wilson
Riverside
Osborn
Kalona
Braden
Wellman
J. G. Henderson
West Chester
Notice on Hampshire boats for sale before January first
A brief notice states a few Hampshire boats remain available with the deadline of January 1. It notes no sales after that date and provides contact references to A Ruebsam at 692 cC.
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Hampshire
A. Ruebsam
Grinnell Glee Club Opens Season in Washington
The Grinnell college men’s glee club will sing at the Methodist church in Washington under church choir supervision. The 18-member group, touring the middle west, plans a program with cello and violin numbers along with vocal selections. Admission is nominal, lower than typical dollar seats in larger cities.
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College Free Club
Washington
Grinnell College
The
Methodist Church
Grinnell Club
Middle West
Ottumwa
Yave
Loren Moorhead
Crawfordsville
Lester Duke
The Certainty of Good and Trusted Right in Silas Maryer
Dolly Winthrop voices a plea for faith in human goodness and the ability to tell right from wrong as the tale of Silas Maryer unfolds. The narrator reflects on trust, knowledge, and inner moral guidance in a small community.
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Mester Marner
Dolly Winthrop
George Miles
Silas Maryer
Mussolini May Not Attend Paris Conference Next Tuesday
Reports to the French foreign office indicate Italian Premier Mussolini may be prevented from attending the Paris conference on reparations due to interior affairs. He has asked assurances that the talks will yield a final settlement before he participates.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Mussolini
Rome
Senor Mussolini
Local Christmas Visit and Sports Loss in Crawfordsville
Mrs Jane Maxwell Mrs Robert Maxwell and son visited Crawfordsville from Washington. Mrs Hanna received a box of oranges and grapefruit from Tampa Fla. Local visitors included Floyd Steele Albert Tansey and Frank McFarlane. Our boys basketball team lost 28 to 18 at Junction High School in Columbus Junction. Dr Lease reported a house fire on his Milton farm Christmas day with no insurance.
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Crawfordsville
Jane Maxwell
Robert Maxwell
Washington
John Hanna
Hanna
Fla
Floyd Steele
Albert Tansey
Riverside
Stewart Tansey
Frank McFarlane
West Chester
Edward Ruppelt
Des Moines
Grundy Center
Ernest
Chicago
FP. J
Lausanne a Picturesque and Busy Conference Hub
Lausanne sits on Lake Leman with curved streets and mountain hotels. Delegates roam the hillside city as Alpine resorts host rump meetings and rival gatherings threaten to steal treaty signatures from Lausanne. The memory of Rapallo’s Genoa treaty colors local pride and anxieties.
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Lausanne
Lake Leman
Palace Hotel
Hotel du Chateau
Medd
Egypt
Arabia
Mesopotamia
General Secretariat
Rapollo
Genoa
Practical Test from Arkaneas Gazette
A brief quotation asserts that patience leads to opportunity while noting hunger grows from waiting. The line reflects a philosophical take from Arkaneas Gazette.
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Arkaneas Gazette
Making a Mother Smile
A mother recalls an evening when her ten year old compared her to gold and her four year old called her a bowl of custard. The note closes with a playful mention of Ssag as the favorite dessert in the Tribune.
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Cllago Tribune
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T. R. Phillips
R. E. Shannon
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Claire Brewer
Shriners
Iowa Gas
Arthur R. Oates
Harry McCall
W. OS. Keister
Migs
Buttes
Glee Club
Grinnell
Pear
Ington
Deanch
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County Hospital Board
Physicians of Washington
Griswold
State Health Department
University of Ioway
Washington County Hospital
State Laboratory
State University At
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State Board of Health
Sioux City
Dubuque
Hampton
University Hospital
Notice Presbyterian Choir
le Roy Pratt
Farmers Union
Young America School House
Bethel Methodist Church
Helen Wilson
East Washington Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
Walnut Women’s Club
al Moose
Court House
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Walter Boyer
G. A. R. Hall
Damascus
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Commercial Club
M. E
Dr. Minear
Minear
Tor
Srawfordsville
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Helwick
Pat Swift
A. B. Dillests
Poorman
J. W. Parks
D. W. Crawford
Titus
New Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Graham Theater
Fayette County
Randalla
Upper Iowa University
W. C. Harding
Win Smouse
A. BR. Carr’s
H. E. Keating
Richmond Road
Crank Assembly
Cata
Reward
I. Rothschild
Washington Iron and Metal Company
Iowa Avenue
Abe Glatsteiln
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