Brighton Kalona Teams Clash In Evening Basketball
Brighton and Kalona high schools schedule two games at the local high school gym tonight starting at 7 45. Washington faces the Brighton first team and Kalona meets the local second squad amid reports of refereeing and a Washington boys loss at Ottumwa 31 to 12. Ottumwa’s Wagner injured his knee early in the game and Ottumwa coach Count protested.
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Brighton
Kalona
Washington
Oberwinner
Athaworth
Ottumwa
Washington Boys
Yount
Wagner
McConnell
George Count
Cedar Stupids
Count
George
Elwell
Weaver
Hill
Duke
Sheehan
Shea
Vincent
Reedquist
Schulty
Thompson
Due
Washington Girls
Muscatine
Brighton Girls
Haney
Clark
Ellis
Davidson
Macon
Starr
Donaldson
Ellie
Moothart
Reagen
Columbus Junction
Junction Girls
Fairfield
Muscatine High School
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Durant
Senior English Club Play The Gypsy Trail Seats On Sale
Tickets for the Senior English club play The Gypsy Trail go on sale Monday morning at the west side drug store. The show runs at the high school next Wednesday evening with 35 cent seats. The cast has rehearsed for weeks and promises entertaining performances.
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West Side
Miss Huppert Amid Civil War Tangle in Shanghai
Washington residents recall Alma Huppert former music director at the Methodist Episcopal church who went to Shanghai to teach at Bethel school. She reports refugees and looting as rebels led by Chi clash with northern forces under Lin, predicting broader war and seeking letters from home.
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Washington
Alma Huppert
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. J. Miller
Huppert
Shanghai
China
Bethel School
Jennie Hughes
Mary Stone
Miss Huppert
Bethel
Mise Huppert
Chi
Lin
Dr. Mary Stone
Jessie Klein
Fosdick to Speak in Iowa City Broadcast by WSU
W. Luers of West Chester notes that Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick of New York will address listeners in Iowa City Sunday afternoon. The talk will be broadcast by station WSU and will draw interest from Washington residents hoping to hear him.
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Is. W. Luers
West Chester
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Iowa City
WSU
Washington
Kalona Man Hurt in House Move Accident
Jesse Gingerich of Kalona was injured when a cheto broke during a house move and a beam struck his head. He was taken by ambulance to Washington County Hospital and a picture showed possible skull fracture.
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Jeese Gingerich
Kalona
Washington County Hospital
A Rey
Treasure Map Thefts Lure Bay Mayor To Alaska Mine
Bay mayor James Townsend Fullerton of Port Townsend plans an April search with a friend for a rumored Arctic mine in Alaska after finding an old map said to show its location. The prospector who mapped the mine reportedly disappeared after extracting 282 pounds of nuggets.
Mrs Wallingford Dies After Lengthy Illness in 1900s Village
Mrs David H Wallingford died last evening after fourteen weeks of illness. Funeral at 3 PM tomorrow at 315 South Avenue C with Rev F W Eastwood. Burial at Kim Grove cemetery. She was born Martha A Noecker November 24 1858 in Cedar township Ohio and later lived in Washington County. She married January 3 1990 and is survived by her husband, a stepdaughter Mrs Margaret Catlett, and brother Charlie Noecker in California. A Presbyterian, Fortnightly club member, and W R C participant, she was a devoted wife and neighbor.
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David H. Wallingford
South Avenue C
F. W. Eastwood
Kim Grove Cemetery
Wallingford
Martha A. Noecker
Cedar Township
David Noecker
Ohio
Washington County
Jackson Township
Washington
Margaret Catlett
Charlie Noecker
California
Presbyterian Church
Willingford
Moving Mountain Threatens South Wales Town
In Bargoed a shifting mountain near Troedrhiwfuwch endangers the town causing fresh fissures and road closures. Water mains serving over 160 000 people in the Phymney valley are broken and workers race to repair. A new trunk sewer worth over 3 000 000 has been damaged with pipes pushed out of alignment.
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Bargoed
South Wales
Phymney Valley
Proverb Saying Small Kindnesses Beat Large Harshness
A terse proverb notes that a small amount of discretion or kindness can have more impact than a great display of harshness or force. It emphasizes value in gentler actions over stronger measures.
Boys Lunch At The Y Today With Large Turnout
Nearly fifty junior boys aged 12 to 14 enjoyed a pie lunch at the Y M C A today in the community room. 64 boys attended as Rev. Eastwood and Secretary Kreider spoke and the group cheered. Next Saturday the prep boys group plans a similar meal.
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Mra W. ©. Harding
A. DB. Sehmoellar
F. W. Eastwood
Kreider
Boye
Secrecy claims on Russo-Japan pact published
Berlin telegram says Lokal Anzeiger cites a reliable Russian source detailing secret clauses of the Peking treaty. It alleges Russia would deploy 200000 Chinese-army forces if Western powers intervene against Beijing, a claim Japan rejects as unfounded.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Lokal Ansieger Today
Peking
England
America
France
Russia
China
Japan
Birds Learn Calls From Nest Born Companions
Birds imitate and learn sounds from those raised nearby. They inherit notes by listening to calls within their nesting group and mirror the vocal patterns of familiar companions.
The Impossible No Men Ever Allows Biomelf to Believe
Fragmentary line from Pink Sugue by C. Douglas presents a surreal misquote about belief and choice. It reads as a cryptic venting line with distorted wording suggesting a critique of certainty and selfhood in a poetic voice.
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Biomelf
C. Douglas
Untimely Friction Between Two People Algebraic Insight
A fragmentary text observes social caution and restraint in disputes between two individuals. It contrasts ease of reconciliation with trouble when a strong emotional imbalance or loss complicates communication. The passage notes discretion in private matters and the value of measured speech.
Noted Educator W A Ganfield to Speak at District Endeavor
Washington residents will hear Dr W A Ganfield president of Carroll college Waukesha Wisconsin at the fifth district Christian Endeavor convention planned for the 14th and 15th The event will also feature Rev T K Campbell and Miss Katherine Kissoon a Hindu student and medical missionary candidate The district covers Marion Mahaska Keokuk Washington Poweshick Iowa and Johnson counties with a large delegate and visitor turnout depending on road and weather conditions A banquet will include a prominent speaker
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Washington
W. A. Ganfield
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Christian Endeavor
Ganfield
Robert M LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wisconsin A Few Years Ago Bevore
Carron
Centre College
Danville
Harvard
T. K. Campbell
Fairfield
Christian Endeavor Movement
Marion
Mahaska
Keokuk
Poweshick
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Katherine Kissoon
Penn College
India
Miss Lischer Dies at Home of Sister in Wapello
Sophia Lischer, about 52, died at her sister Mrs. Theodore Minor’s home in Wapello after years of ill health. A Columbus City resident most of her life, she leaves one sister and two brothers Andrew Lischer of Wapello and Paul of Arizona. She belonged to the Daughters of Veterans at Wapello. Funeral plans are pending with burial in Columbus City cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Sophia Lischer
Theodore Minor
Wapelle
Columbus City
Andrew Lischer
Wapello
Paul
Arizona
Daughters of Veterans Organization
Columbus City Cemetery
Brighton Legion Boosts Membership and Plans Film Night
The Edger C. Davison Post in Brighton reports a 30 percent rise to 56 paid members after a two week drive aiming for 66, with hopes to exceed 69. A feed is planned and K. W. Griffiths America film is set for next Tuesday to Thursday, promising a notable event for the town.
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Edger C. Davison
American Legion
Brighton
Tosera
K. W. Griffith
America
Truth Easily Told When a Man Designs Her To Speak Plain Truth
The line notes how a man who aims to tell plain truth may still shape words, reflecting on honesty and craft in speech. It cites Steele-like wit about truth and persuasion, suggesting a paradox of straightforward speech and design.
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Steele
Suburban home building to lure next generation to city
Brookiya Eagle reports a turn about view arguing that if every suburban lot owner builds a home, the next generation will migrate to the city for solitude.
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Brookiya Eagle
Have you tried Lyon's doughnuts today
A brief note asks about Lyon's doughnuts and compares them to a mother’s recipe, implying nostalgia for a familiar, homemade style.
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Lyon
Mother
Idea Net Modern Investment Principles Spread Across Europe
The concept originated in Belgium and Switzerland before gaining traction in England and Scotland. Early adopters in continental Europe laid the groundwork for later adoption by English and Scottish investors.
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Belgian
Switzerland
England
Scotland
U S Doctors Density Compared Worldwide
The United States has the highest doctor supply with about one physician per fourteen persons. England shows about one doctor per 1087 people, while Central Europe ranges from one per 2000 to 2500 people.
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United States
England
Central
Europe
Life in Its Reality by Emerson
An abstract quotation on life not being intellectual but sturdy and its value to well rounded people who can enjoy what they find without question.
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Emerson
Moisture Protection for Fur in West Africa Barrels
During the wet season from April to November in West Africa fur must be shielded from dampness. Waxed paper lined inside barrels serves as a moisture barrier to keep fur dry.
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West Africa
Milking and Feeding Routines Highlight Crop Outlook
A farmer notes milch cows receive meal and hay, horses get oats, and three meals daily. Corn is plentiful for the shears, hogs and cattle fed well. Soil feeding promises better crops, markets unchanged Monday, eggs expected to fall Tuesday.
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Kalona Man
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Robert Rhodes
Gettysburg
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Francis Rhodes
Chester Howard
Jean Turner
Mildred Gwinn
Carch
Booker T. Washington
Frederick Douglass
Calvin Coolidge
Board of Directors
Berian
Lokal Anzeiger
Linder & Iverson
Roco
Carroll Col
Miss Lischer
Sieter
Brighton Legion
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal
American Pearl Button Co
W. J. Donelan Co
Hall-Ekfelt Furniture Co
Ottumwa, Iowa
Inquire Journal Office
Harry. A. White
Ainsworth
Clayton Bear
Giite
Nordyke Bros
L. W. Gordon
Duroc Jersey Young Sons
Ray Perry
Sia
Nature Incubator
Milton Mai
Chester
William Darbyshire
Gare
Journal Offlow
Maxwell
Ted
Rath and Chita
Bert Cray
Riverside
Wes Madison Street
Ingusre Brookfort Bros
East Third Street
Jane
Baja Boller
TH Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Motor Inn
Civilization
Duluth
Ambition
Han
Teme — Cataar
Buffaiy Enquirer
Idea Net Modern
U. S
Mrs. Heart Simpson
Arnold
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Shine
Lyon Baking Company
Asia
Netore
Eben
W.s.reister & Sons Eggs and Poultry
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