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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1926

Page

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Y's Men Move to Lead City Basketball Race

The Y’s Men beat Presbyterians 15 to 11 to seize first place in the city league while the Button Factory fell to second with a 12 to 5 loss to First United Presbyterians. Methodists defeated Round the Square 11 to 10 in another game.

Presbyterians Button Factory First United Presbyterians Button Workers Methodists Round the Square Club Forest Church R. Kiesey Crone Murphy T. Kiesey W. Kiesey McCall MccCreedy Paul George Edwards R, Kiesey

Long Married Life Ends as Mrs Reister Dies After Fifty Three Years at One Home

Mrs Louise Shaw Reister dies at 106 third street residence after husband W S Reister passed two and a half months earlier. Married April 3 1873 the couple raised eight children here with six present at her death. She taught school before marriage and was active in the Methodist church and WAC. Funeral service Wednesday at 2 PM in the local Methodist church with Dr W W Bowers officiating. burial in Elm Grove cemetery.

W. S. Reister Louise Shaw Fast Third Street Mr. Reister Reister Maine Samuel Susan Shaw Washington Jackson Township C. M. Aughey Austin Methodist Church W. W. Bowers Elm Grove Cemetery

Iowa natives form over eighty percent of state residents

A state census bureau summary from Iowa counties shows over 80 percent of residents are native born. County data reveal varied nativity: Boone 26,699 native born. Adair 13,719 native born. Adams 9,986 native born with 228 naturalized foreign born. Audubon 5,490 native born and 4,649 born abroad or to foreign parents.

Des Moines Iowa State Census Department Adair County United States Boone County Adams County Census Bureau Benton County Audubon County

Municipal League to Convene In Des Moines Meeting

Des Moines. The Iowa League of Municipalities committee session runs four days with Mayor Jack Harding chairing. The committee splits into two groups to streamline future laws and work, naming May or G F Ball Cedar Rapids and G A Minnick Carroll as chairs respectively.

Associated Press Council Bluffs Jack Harding Des Moines Legislative Committee Iowa League of Municipalities Harding G. F. Ball Cedar Rapids George A. Rice Mapleton T. E. Nichols Atlantic A. W. Phillips Perry G. A. Minnick Carroll B. P. Poor Burlington H. A. Willoughby Grundy Center G. A. Garver

Man wades mud four miles to join Denmark game

Harold Fichtener walked four miles through mud after his car stalled four miles from Denmark to join the local high school game. He removed his shoes and socks and reached the court to earn a spot on the team, moving from substitute to starter in place of a star player.

Associated Press Fort Madison Harold Fichtener Denmark

Ground Hog Day Weather Map Shows Mixed Spring Hopes

The National Ground Hog Day forecast depicted by a somber nationwide map signals an early spring in many regions though skies remain overcast with snow in New York, Indiana and Illinois. The map notes sunshine in New Mexico Texas Arizona Colorado Utah and New England as the central actors momentarily retreat from winter.

Associated Press Chicago Ill New Mexico Texas Arizona Colorado Utah New England New York Indiana Illinois

Governor Miriam Ferguson and James Ferguson sue in Texas

In Belton Texas February 2 Governor Miriam A Ferguson and her husband former Governor James F Ferguson file a $100000 libel lawsuit in district court naming Atticus Webb and the American Publishing Company as defendants The petition alleges the Austin American Statesman published an interview attributed to Mr Wedd criticizing prohibition enforcement and damaging the plaintiffs character causing mental anguish and humiliation.

The Austin American-Statesman Wedd Ferguson

Mrs Brindley Visits Barres City Resident

Mrs. W. E. Stump of Barres City Illinois returned home last night after spending several days visiting with Dr. V. Brindley.

W. E. Stump Barres City Ilona V. Brindley

All Agricultural Conference Drafts Farm Policy for Washington

Des Moines delegates from eleven states approve a two part resolution plan. They call for a permanent All Agricultural Area Marketing Advisory Committee, a federal board to regulate surpluses, and home market development with research on by products and a stronger push for corn sugar legislation.

St Otes North Dakota Iowa Congress Federal Agricultural Board Federal Agriculturail Boarch United States Department of Agriculture American All Agricultural Area Marketing Advisory Committee Washington All Agricultural Ares Marketing Advisory Committee All Agricultural Area Marketing Executive Committee All Agricultural Area Marketing Advisory Committee

Mexican refugee clea rse mail seizure claim

R Esparza Martinez former secretary of the Mexican congress says US Justice agents seized his private correspondence at the Calles administration’s urging. He says about 250 letters were opened and that relatives in Mexico were blocked from contact. He denied revolutionary intent and said refugees sought to discredit Calles over socialism.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas R. Esparza Martinez Mexican Congress United States Department of Justice Calles Mexico Martinez Adolfo Alfonzo de la Huerta Batae Manuel Serrola Department of Justice Himee de la Huertas United States de la Liuerta Demetrio Torres Torreon Coahuila Ain Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico City Gabriel Ocampo Coolidge Torres

Children Assist in Testing Grundy Seed Corn

Grundy Center Iowa February report shows 19 800 ears tested by rural and city students. Among 6 500 ears pre frost 78 percent strong 9 percent weak 18 percent dead. Post frost 8 300 ears 45 percent good germination 56 percent dead 7 percent weak. 2 500 crib corn 28 percent strong 7 percent weak 70 percent dead. 3 200 ears no rotation 49 percent strong 36 percent dead 15 percent weak. A county wide testing drive urged for spring planting.

Grundy Center Grundy County Dike Farm Bureau

Memorial for Drowned Son Placed in Clear Lake Library

Mr and Mrs Owings Dorchester of Clear Lake Iowa set up a special children's books section in the public library as a memorial to their son Lowings Jr who was drowned last fall The fund was to assure his college education and a bronze tablet now marks the section.

Des Moines Owings Dorchester Clear Lake Lowings, Jr

Not Losing Religion Declares Humboldt Pastor in Address

Humboldt pastor Rev G B Wilder argues in Grinnell that people are not losing religion. He cites editors and professionals urging the Jesus cure as evidence religion endures when faith centers on Christ. He describes prayer as a cooperative act with God and a force to elevate conscience above selfishness.

Humboldt Associated Press Grinnell Iowa G. B. Wilder Fellowship Conference of Wilder Iseta Jesus Jesus Christ

Inefficient dairies culled in December cows

The Iowa cow testing report shows 352 inefficient dairy cows were culled in December from 60 associations. Milack Hawk Buchanan led with 28.9 pounds butterfat per cow, Pioneer Association second at 26.6, Linn County No 1 at 25.8, and Kossuth at 25.1. Winter culls peak due to high feed costs.

Ames Iowa State College Jerry N. Spencer Milack Hawk-Buchanan Association Pioneer Association Black Hawk County Linn County Kossuth

President Coolidge faces attacks with restrained reply

Washington reports President Coolidge remains silent on congressional criticisms yet intends to enforce laws impartially and boost American prosperity. White House officials say he is doing his utmost while opposing league membership and stressing adherence to the world court. Concerns about military readiness and national defense are noted but deemed not alarming.

Washington, D. C Coolidge Congress White House Mr. Coolidge Department of Justice Tariff Commission World Court League of Nations Senate United States League Geneva

Rev A B Smith Buried After Ottumwa Funeral

Mrs William Ditmars returned from Ottumwa after attending the funeral of Rev A B Smith former president of the Ottumwa Orphans home. The service was conducted by Rev Mr Swisher. Smith died after a brief illness from a stroke of apoplexy. He was an old soldier who placed over 3700 orphans in homes during his career. He was well known locally for finding homes for children in this community.

William Ditmars Ottumwa A.B. Smith

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Counselman

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Counselman former Washington resident who died at her Cresco Iowa home will be held Wednesday at 3 30 PM at the Methodist church She was an aunt of Dean Charles R Brown of Yale Divinity School.

Mary Ann Counselman Washington Cresco Iowa Charles R. Brown Yale Divinity School

Holstein Herd at Cherokee State Hospital Yields Butterfat Avg 47.2

Among 1 500 tested animals the herd at Cherokee State Hospital Cherokee produced 51 pure bred Holsteins with an average butterfat of 47 2 pounds per animal.

Cherokee State Hospital Cherokee

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