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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1921

Page

4

Harding Defers Bonus Bill to Share Burden

The article argues President Harding shouldered responsibility by opposing immediate passage of the bonus bill, deferring it to Congress while prioritizing care for wounded soldiers. It contrasts his stance with past leaders and notes potential political costs but supports his clear, decisive position.

Harding Wilson Germany MP Ghee Hughes Admiral Sims George Mellon See Sec. Melion Congress

Old Timey Quote About Shopping and Niagara Falls

A Folksy line recalls buying an organ and visiting Niagara Falls leaving only funds for an iron deer for the front yard. The speaker notes a woman aged by appearance yet cautions she isn’t old around the heart.

Niagary Falls

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

The poem laments William Jennings Bryan leaving Nebraska lamenting the loss felt from Broken Bow to Lincoln. It describes Nebraska pride in farming and healing and mourns the fixture of Bryan as a landmark for the state from York to Weeping Water. The verse notes sorrow among Nebraskans and calls Bryan a departed figure.

Nebraska Matis Broken Bow Stratton Hastings Odell Bryan Commonwealth York William

Budget Drives and Bonus Debates in War Era Policy

The article argues for a business administration aimed by General Dawes to slash government waste and save the country vast sums. It supports a cautious approach to the bonus bill, urging care for wounded veterans while favoring timely payments when treasury conditions permit.

Jeessoxpress Amrabureihe

Cummins Backs More Pay but Opposes Bonus Plan Options

In a letter to American Legion leaders, Senator Cummins endorses additional compensation for World War soldiers but criticizes the Esch bill options. He supports outright payment and urges funding through foreign debt recovery, while resisting recommittal to finance. He also emails similar concerns to other Legion heads in Iowa.

Washington F. L. Watterman American Legion Davenport Senor Cummins Senator Cummins Watterman Senate Finance Committee Congress Meseran United States

Sins of Speech and Signs Stir Iowa Towns

The brief notes sbout local speech mispronunciations and the impact of automobile signs draw attention in Marshalltown. A quip from the Times-Republican questions pool investments after sixty drownings in Iowa. A Galveston remark laments marital biscuit biases amid changing tastes.

Marshalltown Times Republican Iowa

Steady business revival predicts by real estate boards speaker

Joshua Kirby of Cleveland told the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention that America faces a revival in business conditions. He argued a lack of finished goods and ample raw materials, plus strong purchasing power, underpin the upturn.

Chicago Joshua Kirby Cleveland National Association of Real Estate Boards America Dani, Crawford, Jr Philadelphia

Not So Dry Yet in Lab Tales

A quirky exchange between a librarian and an experimenter features a request for scientific stories. The librarian mentions Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea as a choice, while the experimenter admits the topic is too deep for him.

Jules Verne Earl A. Rohlf

Kenyon Proposes Cash Bonus With Land Plan Link

Senator Kenyon urged recommitting the bonus bill to the finance committee with a report by January 1922 and to include a land plan. He said he favors a cash bonus but recognizes land provisions may appeal to soldiers seeking vocational training and home ownership at Ames.

Finance Committee Kenyon Ames

Judge Fights Joy Riding in Waterloo

Municipal Judge J W Gwynne vows to end joy riding in Waterloo after lecturing two Wilberly youth men charged with molesting girls They urged girls to join them for joy riding after a tyrant at night The mother of one girl opposed the plan The judge says authorities must act and chivalrous men should help stop the practice The two culprits were fined 19 dollars.

Waterloo J. W. Gwynne Gwynge

Beautify Old Dump Promised by Grinnell Mayor

Grinnell plans a cleanup of a long disgraceful dump area along the M. and St. L. track, once owned by Eli Mincer. Mayor Melrath announced the project, pledging city administration action to remove unsightly waste and improve the approach into town from the south.

Grinnell Eli Mincer Melrath

First of Oil Men to Reach Northern El Dorado

Nine men travel from Vancouver to Fort Norman in Mackenzie Valley north Canada to stake oil lands near Edmonton. They crossed 750 miles via snow covered trail from White Horse Yukon in 21 days aboard dogsleds. They report high grade crude oil for lighting heating and gas engines.

Juneau Alaska Fort Norman Mackenzie Valley North Canada Edmonton Alberta John McDonnell Norman Continental Divide White Horse Yukon Territory Vancouver B. C Skagway White Pass Carmacks Yukon River Canadian Canada United States Fort McMurrey Peace River Peace Mackenzie

Boys chained to a tree by parents in Mount Vernon

Two young brothers were found chained to a tree near Edgewood by boy scouts yesterday. Authorities reported the boys were tied by their parents as a form of punishment, prompting inquiries into the family and the incident.

David Hammond Floyd Bailey Grand Mound Edgewood Hammond Mount Vernon

Large Iowa court suit lists numerous Dayton heirs in land action

Original notice in Iowa District Court Washington County names Milton Dayton and Arthur N. Dayton as plaintiffs against many defendants including Bunker Bingham Campbell Dayton and numerous Daytons with multiple spellings and banks listed. It describes two tracts of land in Washington County Iowa and directs unknown claimants to respond.

District Court OF Iowa Washington County Iowa Milton Dayton Arthur N. Dayton Vs. A. Bunker Lizzie N. Bingham Elizabeth L. Bingaman W. A. Bingaman William A. Bingaman Nancy FE. Cook Howard Cook Anna Campbell Anna Belle Campbell Anna B. Campbell Amy I. Campbell Nathan Campbell Jesse H. Campbell Nancy Ellen Craven J. M. Craven Anny Dayton Annie Dayton Anna Dayton Emerson E. Dayton Emmerson E. Dayton Eva Dayton Eva M. Dayton Elizabeth Dayton Glaphrey Samuel Ay Kalona Sayings Bank Joseph R. Lewis M. A.lewis Mary A. Miller W. L. Miller the Northern Trust Company Joseph Pollard, Jr Anna Pollard Oz Powell Sarah Powell W. A. Stewart Addie E. Stewart H. D. Smouse Washington County Savngs Bank Washington Washington County Savings Bank the Wellman Savings Bank Wellman Washington Loan & Trust Company A. C Section Twenty Four Township Seventy Six Range Nine

Quieting Title Petition Filed in Washington County Iowa

Notice that the Clerk of the District Court of Washington County Iowa has filed a petition by plaintiffs claiming fee simple ownership of described real estate. The suit seeks to bar unknown claimants and quiet title with general relief. Defendants warned to appear before noon of the second day of the September 1921 term or face default and judgment.

District Court of Washington County Iowa Court House Washington

Local Train Schedule Fragments

Partial timetable lists local pass and freight numbers with times. Mentions No 435 449 835 836 889 and 439 430 with services to local passengers and freight except Sundays.

Ste OT Bursel Ascat

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