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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1922

Page

3

Parade to Line Up Promptly for Fourth of July

Frank Beatty announces a 9 00 A M lineup on Avenue B for the Washington Fourth of July parade. Units assemble by nine, march at ten for about an hour. Floats and cars from local firms promise striking displays with substantial spend. Ferris wheel and merry go round set up on the square. curb noise to be kept down during Governor Kendal and Frank Miles addresses.

Frank Beatty Avenue B West Third West Washington Streets Washington Southtown Avenue Madison Street P Cc. Finutter Beatty Paselbte Iowa Avenue Harrison Street Marion Avenue F. S. Show of Grandview Shew Kendal Frank Miles

Local business ownership changes take effect today

Dougall Bros formed as Hugh and Joe Dougall take over half interests in the Iowa cafe on North Iowa Avenue. Charlie Mugnaini sells his share in the Vienna ice cream tobacco store to Alfredo Contoni, forming Mugnaini & Contoni with Joe Mugnaini retaining his half. The third change is expected next week.

Washington Dougall Bros Hugh Dougall Iowa Iowa Avenue Joe Dougall Dougall Charles Mugnaini Vienna Alfredo Conton Chicago Joe Mugnaini Tony

No Work Monday Evening Due to 4th Festivities

Announcement states there will be no work Monday evening the 2nd because of excitement surrounding the anticipation of the 4th. Management deems it best to dispense with work for this evening.

Democrats Pick Sutherland for Representative

William Sutherland a former county legislator was nominated on the first ballot by the Democratic county convention for representative in the general assembly receiving 20 votes with Harry Dye 12 and J W Stewart five. M C DeLong nominated for county auditor and E C Kicher for county attorney with other ticket spots left vacant.

William Sutherland General Assembly Sutherland Harry Dye J. W. Stewart M. C. DeLong E. C. Kicher Claude C. Reister Charles B. Lemley Silas Ross Will Todd Sam Richardson Ed Kallaus James J Benda

Hearing Postponed Until Next Saturday

Hearing on the case of patrons of farmers electric light lines near West Chester and Wellman against the Iowa Gas and Electric Company has been postponed until Saturday July 8. Attorney Ralph Munro of Fairfield represents the plaintiffs. he arrived too late for yesterday's hearing.

Farmers’ Electric Light Lines West Chester Wellman Iowa Gas and Electric Company Ralph Munro Fairfield

Meeting in Interest Of Fresh Air Children

Miss Eva Mehling superintendent of the Ogontz day nursery in Chicago will meet all interested in her Fresh Air Children program at the Methodist chapel on Monday at 3 PM. Twenty children aged 19 months to ten years are in residence this summer, and local families are urged to attend to express support and discuss future hosting.

Eva Mehling Ogontz Day Nursery Chicago Methodist Chapel Miss Mehling Miss Mehting

No Inducement Catches Unemployed Reader’s Gloom

A Philadelphia retail ledger quote depicts a job seeker saying I’m that way bow and starting without a dollar. The line captures early hardship and blunt tone as a worker dismisses offers.

Retail Ledger Philadelphia

Lincoln Pageant at Chautauqua Park Opens Soon

Last night’s final rehearsal wowed watchers as the Lincoln pageant at Chautauqua Park shows a polished, large scale spectacle. Washington band provided music and stage crews, spotlight operators, and directors drew praise for coordination and efficiency. Seats go on sale at West Side Drag Store and near Central Park West entrance with general admission at 60 cents and reserved seats extra. Local cast members admitted at west gate with ample parking. weather hopes for a big Fourth crowd.

Phillips Drug Store Airmission Chautauqua Park Washington Band West Side Central Park Chautauqua Grounds

Stafford Wins Republican Nomination on Eighth Ballot

R. B. Stafford of Wellman secures the Republican nomination for county supervisor for the term starting next January after an eight ballot convention at the courthouse. The ballot progressed from Hampton 40, Stafford 42, Richards 38, Gormly 14 to a final tally of Stafford 72 and Hotle 62 with unanimous support.

R. B. Stafford Wellman Court House Humston Stafford Richards Gormly Will Hotle Hamston Hotle Gormlynone Hampton C. A. Boice

Brookhart campaign activity boosts senatorial bid

Colonel S W Brookhart returns from a week of speaking across Iowa meeting supporters for his senatorial campaign. He plans speeches almost daily through November and is receiving strong endorsements, with expectations of a larger majority than any prior candidate in the state.

S. W. Brookhart Senate

County Churches Preaching Services Sunday

Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. will be led by Rev. Aldrich. All members and friends are urged to attend both services. Special music will be rendered at both times. Everyone is welcome.

Aldrich

Legion Post to Deliver Service Uniforms for Washington Parade

Leon Beatty Post No 29 will issue service uniforms on Tuesday July 4 in Washington for the parade. Blouses may be omitted as the post hosts thousands of attendees, signaling their readiness to aid public comfort and safety. Arthur R Oates.

Leon Beatty Washington

Storks Sightings Amid Angera and Nationalist Turkey Tale

In Angera the capital of Nationalist Turkey storks roam the streets as locals claim sightings near the comman ceace previously linked to Roman times. The text invokes Atatella as a paradixe while referencing Purks and Auguste in a fragmented historic tableau.

Angera Turkey Thonor Auguste Atatella

First New Yorker ResidenceMarked on Broadway Site

Aldrich Court on Broadway marks the site of Manhattan Island s first white settlement. A tablet records the spot for Capt Adrian s block work and notes the date precedes the Dateh colonists who established a trading post. The current building houses the United States shipping board.

Aldrich Court Broadway Matehattan Island No. 11 Adrain New World United States

Meeting of Kolah Club Postponed to Next Regular Session

The Kolah club meeting scheduled for 1181s has been postponed and will be held at the next regular meeting now planned.

Kolah Club

Notice of Personal Debt Claims by Mart Anderson

A 1712 Mart Anderson declares he will pay no debts made by any person other than himself. The notice asserts sole responsibility for debts he incurs and excludes obligations from others.

Unclear garbled quote from Washington Star excerpt

Fragmentary OCR text shows dialect, names Vince Eben Tae Rastus Pinkley, mentions a 14 percent figure and a readied statement. No cohesive event or clear subject to anchor a summary.

tLben Vince Eben Rastus Pinkley

Dodo Bird Extinction Ignites Curious History

The dodo, a large flightless bird with a huge beak, vanished from Mauritius in the Indian Ocean after 16th century contact with Portuguese and Dutch sailors. Pigs introduced to the island accelerated its demise, and the tale survives in common expressions about extinction.

Mauritius Indian Ocean

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Iowa Caper North Side Chas. Mugnaini Sells Hades Kodak Band Kodak Store C. B. Jenkins Central Ave Dubuque the County Convention Reister & Sons Migs Abraham Lincoln É. Wilkes Booth Humphrey Richards John Brown Ed Squire Wile Hotle Burrell Foster Col. Ls. W. Brookhart Charles A. Dewey Tom Carris James Stone John Applegate R. H. Walker J. S. McElhinney J. D. Glasgow Eardley Bell Ted Prizer Brighton M. Hollinger Franklin Township Bell Republican Party Fred Schroeder W. T. Trotter Ainsworth J. L. Brookhart Fred Skola Kalona J. B. Dey Schroeder Wilbur H Beenblossom C. C. Gardner B.C. Foster Lucey ‘Swisher L. 8, Patterson Evening Journal China Neal Kracaw County Bridge Gang T. C. Kyle Garage Effie Knowels East Third &T Green John Sexton & Co Walton Aea Boyer Dayton Town Saddle and Bridie South Marion Ave Pate John Ee. Keating Boyd Berdo Lloyd W. Martin Poland C. A. Reeves FE. R. Williams Rik North Sixth Avenue Frank Frazier John M William Munro Colonel Brookhart West Chester Baptist Legion Arthur R. Oates Irwin KE. Coffey Boy Scouts Bernard Casey Mart Anderson Ord Neiswanger Bldg Iowa Ave
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