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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1912

Page

4

Cyclone Hits Grand Rapids Causes Deaths and Damage

A cyclone struck Grand Rapids on July 18 killing one man and injuring forty others. The storm caused thousands of dollars in destruction, lifting the baseball park grand stand and scattering debris into a nearby market where farmers gathered. Horses were killed and many were hurt.

Cyclone Strikes Kenosha. Woman Die In Debris Hit

A cyclone ripped through Kenosha today injuring many and killing a woman who was struck by debris as the storm swept across Milwaukee and surrounding areas.

Kenosha

State Rifle Shoot Set for Des Moines Next Week

The state rifle shoot runs July 15 to 18 at Des Moines with six guardsmen from each of twelve companies across four National Guard regiments. Skirmish matches long range and rapid fire tests dominate. Company DP is led by Lt N D Stryker and includes Ed McGee Carl Guthrie Jay Brown Ray Boyer and Harry Palmfr en. Guthrie and Brown trained in Des Moines this week. Capt C A Dewey and Lt L R Schilling returned from the army range officer school. Schilling will accompany the team to Des Moines and serve as range officer.

Des Moines National Guard N. D. Stryker Ed McGee Carl Guthrie Jay Brown Ray Boyer Harry Palmfren Guthrie Brown C. A. Dewey L. R. Schilling Schilling

Sneeze of talent and a city in turmoil

Eleanor Burke and Nancy Wrigg navigate sudden droughts of work and a brother’s uncertain finances. Eleanor lands a retraining chance with the Cruelties Society while Nancy frets over San Francisco headlines and a possible new job for Eleanor’s brother. The two women’ s bond strains yet endures as a telegram promises aid.

Eleanor Nancy Wrigg Miss Wrieg Miss Burke Jeems Nannie Wrigg Philadelphia Miss Wrigg Nannie San Francisco Nan Clay & Erlanger Jimmy Lotta Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Miss Wrige Miss Wriggs Teems Oakland The Western Union

Three More Rs for Sunday say Unitarian minister

Reverend Arthur Wilson of Newbury, New York urges three Rs for Sunday religion recreation and rest. He proposes church in the morning, a countryside visit in the afternoon to watch a baseball game play tennis or fish, and in the evening rest read and bond with family.

Arthur Wilson Newbure N. Y

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Publicity Letter

Mrs J W Stanley of Cheneyville La reports long illness and strong recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She gains from 120 to 155 pounds and credits the medicine with life prolongation and improved strength.

Cheneyville Lydia E. Pinkham J. W.stanley M. Gary Chicago Lydia EB. Pinkham N. Ridgeway Ave

Bastille Day marked in Paris with varied cheers

Twenty five years ago Sunday Paris celebrated the Bastille fall anniversary with alternating cheers for the republic, for Boulanger and for Grevy, the president in office.

Paris Boulanger Grevy

Man's Own Horn in Village Debate Echoes

The village store proprietor mocks loud speakers while old Joe Struthers agrees that politics mirrors other life. A man tires of speeches, yet enjoys the seller's own practice of making noise with a cornet.

Old Joe Struthers

Washington county hospital opening announced

The hospital board chair Maresh W. Bailey announced the opening program for the new Washington county hospital upcoming Monday at 2 30 pm. The event will be on the hospital grounds with shelter plans if weather turns stormy. Dr BK Munger of Spencer Iowa J A Young O H Dunlap Bailey and Rev A S Smith will speak. Dr W P Gardner presides. The medical faculty member from the state university may attend and speak.

Washington A. 8. Smith W. P. Gardner Medical Department The State University Washington County Elbert &. Munger Spencer Iowa Our Hospital John Alex Young Oliver H. Dunlap Marsh W. Bailey U. S. Smith

Prairie Flower Missionary Ladies Ice Cream Social

The Prairie Flower Missionary Ladies announce an ice cream social and apron bazaar on the church lawn Tuesday evening July 16 to benefit the church addition. Everyone is invited. 5t.123.

Prairie Flower Missionary Ladies

New Iowa State University commandant to be Lieut Mars

Iowa City July 13 First Lieutenant James A Mars of the Second Cavalry U S A will become commandant at the State University of Iowa reporting August 15 His term as professor of military science begins September 1 The 34 year old West Point graduate previously served in the Philippines and Fort Des Moines He is married with a five year old son and a move to Fort Smith near El Paso is expected Military officers say he is ideally qualified for the post

Iowa City James A. Mars Second Cavalry U.S. A State University of Eral Leonard Wood Washington Philippines Mars Fort Des Moines State University Lieut

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