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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

3

Washington Chautauqua tents urged for August run

Five weeks left before the Washington Chautauqua assembly with tents to be ordered soon. Miss Jessie Klein, in charge of the grounds committee office, requests campers to place orders promptly at the South Marion avenue office. Tent orders will be placed within weeks to determine needed quantities. Chautauqua runs August 11 to 22 with opening Tuesday evening and closing the following Thursday.

Washington Jessie Klein Frank Stewart South Marion Avenue Troop D Y. M

Depositors' Checks Mostly Distributed

Examiner H. B. Knight distributed most dividend checks to Farmers and Merchants State bank depositors. About two thirds visited his office last week. the remainder were mailed. Over a hundred envelopes were returned as undeliverable, and efforts are underway to locate those recipients.

H. B. Knicht Farmers and Merchants State Bank Knight

Hold Funeral for Mrs Harriett Pattison Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs Harriett Pattison who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Jones and McShinney chapel. Rev J Reade McCrory will conduct the service. Burial will follow in Elm Grove cemetery.

Harriett Pattison Jones & McShinney Chapel J. Reade McCrory Elm Grove Cemetery

Program booklets near completion for distribution

Printing of the program booklets is underway and they will be ready for distribution within the next week or two. The note confirms the timelines for publication and outreach efforts.

GM Truck Division Merges With Yellow Cab to Form New Company

The GM truck division merges with Yellow Cab Manufacturing to form Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company. GM transfers truck assets valued at 10.81 million plus cash 5.19 million in exchange for 800,600 shares of new stock. John D. Hertz chairs the board, John A. Ritchie is president.

Chicago General Motors Corporation Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company General Motors John D. Hertz Yellow Cab Company New Company John A. Ritchie

Has Wide Range The Elastic Big Game Term

The phrase big game is flexible but usually covers all wild mammals larger than the common fox. It implies a broad category used in hunting and wildlife discussions.

Grayson Purchases Interest in Washington Democrat

Grayson and Ross announce a change in ownership of the Washington Democrat with Grayson acquiring Donald Ross’s stake. Grayson becomes sole owner and resumes full management beginning with today’s edition. Ross leaves for a position with Wolverton Printing Company of Cedar Falls while remaining involved in advertising and sales.

Washington Democrat Grayson & Ross Develved, Blitt Grayson Donald Ross Grayson The Democrat Frank Appleby Ross Wolverton Printing Company Cedar Falls Ihe Fine Wolverton Rainbow Drive Waterloo

Four Indicted in Tennessee Bank Case at Jackson

Madison county grand jury returned 22 counts indicting Judge J W Ross of the federal district court Western Tennessee banker Thomas B Carroll former cashier and his son John Carroll and W L Cawthon. Ross named in an indictment charging forgery and fraudulent breach of trust in separate filing.

Jackson, Tenn Madison County Grand Jury People’s Savings Bank of Jackson J. W. Ross Federal Distric Court For Western Tennessee Thomas B. Carroll John Carroll W L. Cawthon Carrolls Ross

Lyman Beardsley Dies at County Home

Lyman Beardsley aged twenty seven died at two o clock this afternoon at the county home. He suffered from epilepsy and had been an inmate there for several years. Funeral arrangements had not been made early this afternoon.

Lyman Beardsley

Rock Island gambling case exposes punch boards and protection

In Rock Island Illinois John P Looney faces conspiracy to protect gambling charges as star witness Lawrence Pedigo testifies that Looney used a newspaper to expel punch boards and then substituted his own devices Pedigo also claims Looney took 200 monthly to shield a hotel and gambling house with alleged ties to an underworld group and a broader vice war three years ago.

Associated Rock Island. IL John P. Looney Rock Island Looney Lawrence Pedigo The Rock Island, Ill Rock Island County Pedigo Ala Pedivo

Governor Hammill Not Impressed by Farming in Maine

Governor Hammill returns to Des Moines after attending a governors conference in Poland Springs Maine. He criticizes Maine farming and vows to appoint the banking board members while routine work from his absence is handled.

Hammill Maine Des Moines Statehouse Poland Springs Merg Tie Banking Board

Indian Pipe Carvers At Pipestone Rock Form Red Rock Pipes

Indian carvers from Pipestone Minnesota work for years shaping tobacco pipes from red rock strata in the Ulat section near Pipestone. Local traditions recount how the red rock formations inspire their craft and keep a long standing artistry alive.

Alengpre Lene Ulat

Playground league set to begin next Tuesday at high school field

With four teams in the Y M C A playground league, games start Tuesday July 14 at the high school athletic field. Richard W. Davis announces the schedule with two games weekly, plus a marathon swim event for all department members of the Y M C A.

Richard W. Davis Y's Men Chicken Pickers American Pearl Clerks Bove’ Department of The Y. M

Weather report notes heat as temperatures reach mid eighties

An observer records temperatures today around 84 to 94 degrees with the afternoon heat described as one of the hottest days of the month. Yesterday's high reached 88 degrees, with conditions feeling warmer than air readings suggest.

German signs arms traffic pact at Geneva convention

Geneva July 8 A German government representative signed the convention to curb arms traffic as part of the arms conference here Germany had already signed the protocol banning poison gas in warfare The action follows prior commitments at the Geneva meeting by Germany and other nations.

Geneva Germany

Two Black Girls Drown at Noble's Lake Resort

Roberta Crawford 178 and Ruth Johnson 19 from Omaha drown when their boat capsized at Noble's Lake near Missouriv Valley during a boating outing. Two companions were attempting to change seats when the accident occurred.

Associated Press Missourlt Valley, Jr Roberta Crawford Ruth Johnson Omaha Noble's Lake Here

Rockefeller Celebrates 86th Birthday At Home

John D. Rockefeller turns 86 today in Tarrytown New York. His celebration includes a round of golf on his private course a family dinner with birthday cake and an organ recital.

Associated Press Tarrytown John D. Rockefeller

Desert described by a boy in Lonidon verse

A small boy speaks of desert as a cold bead where nothing grows, asking to describe the word. Lonidon answers with a vivid image of a place like feathered coldness and barren silence.

Lonidon

Earth Nature's Tomb The Earth as Nature's Mother and Tomb

A reflective line portrays nature as Earth being both mother and tomb in a Shakespearean style the paradox of creation and decay perceived through classic verse imagery.

Earth Nature The Shakespeare

Des Moines Camp Quota Set. Dalton Death After Divorce Refusal

Des Moines listed August C M T camp quota of 1825 with 689 applications received per Eleventh Corps Area bulletin in Omaha. Herbert R Dalton, 29, Des Moines, drank poison after his wife refused to drop a newly filed divorce action.

Des Moines Iowa Fort Les Moines Eleventh Corps Omaha Herbert R. Dalton

Prohibition District Headquarter Nomination Status

Washington sources say Prohibition Director Promnson of Iowa will not be appointed administrator of the new prohibition district with headquarters at Omaha. Director Works of Kansas is considered likely for the post. Des Moines notices report the drowning of Marcus W. Ingle in Little Pine Lake Minnesota. Lowell Otte of Trebor College coaches named at Trebor College. Cedar Rapids sees proposed sites for an aged members home of the Order of Railway Conductors discussed at the semi annual board meeting.

Des Moines Washington Prohibition Promnson Iowa Omaha Cedar Rapids The Order of Railway Conductors

Vermillion Man Drowns After Struggle in Water

Westfield Karl Staten, 35, of Vermillion, drowned yesterday after being unable to swim. His cries for help were in vain as he fought to stay afloat.

Westfield Karl Staten Vermillion

Lyon's Wholesome Bicad Cheer Promoted

A lighthearted note suggests happiness comes from eating Lyon's Wholesome bicad. The prompt frames a cheerful lifestyle tip centered on the product.

Lyon

No Joker in Our Butter Deck Good to the Last Speck

A playful note references a butter deck no jokers, nods to Mother Goose and Harold in a lighthearted aside about a snack or kitchen card game.

Mother Goose Harold

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