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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1922

Page

7

Small Wants Sales Tax to Build 10 000 Miles of Paved Road

Governor Len Small aims to create 10 000 miles of paved Illinois highways before his term ends. The plan centers on indirect taxes including automobile licenses and a gasoline sales tax to fund road construction with federal aid. Completion of Joliet east and west gaps and the Chicago to St Louis corridor are top priorities.

Small Joliet Len Small Illinois Pennsylvania Mississippi St. Louis Chicago

Faith healer fails to save baby's life in Iowa case

Eldon Stambaugh four year old son of H R Stambaugh died of lockjaw after a faith healer case in Ottumwa. The child misplaced injuries to a left hand from a hay machine and received no medical care until a juvenile court order. County officials and a doctor warned hospital care was needed. parents remained at the tent instead of leaving for home.

Ottumwa Eldon Stambaugh H. R. Stambaugh Varmont L. A. Hammer Newton W. Roberts J. F. Herrick E. Anthony Mr. Roberts Giltner Hammer

Presiding Genius Becomes Chaos in Desert Camp

In a Sydney Bulletin excerpt a private named Jones is accused of drunkenness and disobedience. The sergeant notes Jones has been breaking things and acting genially, and even claims he behaved as if he were the colonel himself.

Jones Sydney Bulletin

Air Mail Service Noted for Year with No Fatal Accidents

Washington reports the air mail arm of the Post Office completed a full year without a fatal accident. On the New York to San Francisco route pilots logged 1 750 000 miles while delivering 49 000 000 letters weighing 1 224 500 pounds. The service cites weather resilience and pilot experience as key factors.

Washington, D. C Air Mail Service Post Office Department New York San Francisco Air Mail Department Post Office Department Air Mail Postofficce Department United States Monmouth Postoffice Department Chicago Cheyenne

May Indict False Witness At Wedding

Cedar Rapids reports Mike Crhetaks bound over to the grand jury on perjury charges for allegedly swearing falsely in issuing a marriage license to Joseph Bakis and Dorothy Smith on June 24. He allegedly claimed no impediment and that the bride was 22, while the true age was 20 and a fictitious name was used.

Cedar Rapids Joseph Bakis Dorothy Smith Mike Crhetaks Crichetaks

Dedication of Iowa State Parks Begins Under Harlan

Curator Edgar Harlan of the state historical society, appointed by the Iowa Board of Conservation, will start dedicating the remaining fourteen state parks in Iowa. Parks range from thirteen to seven hundred acres, with unimproved roads and internal paths needing work to ease tourist travel. Prof. L. H. Pammel of Iowa State College chairs the conservation board overseeing the effort.

Des Moines Edgar Harlan The State Historical Society Iowa Ooard of Conservation Iowa Harlan L. H. Pammel Iowa State College Ames Iowa Board of Conservation

Westerner and footpad exchange in New York robbery taunt

A Western visitor was halted by a thief in New York who demanded money and threatened violence. The Westerner replied with satire about surviving in the city without brains but not without money, illustrating sharp street cotidiano.

New York

More Than 50 000 Youth Seek Civilian Military Camps

Reports from nine army corps areas show strong demand for summer civilian military training camps. About 50 000 young men may seek admission, but only 27 000 can be admitted due to congressional funding limits.

Washington, D. C Army Congress War Department Middle West Far West George Perry Graham Canada Graham

Allenist Examined Son Rejected by Father

The father rejects the suggestion to consult an Allenist, insisting that an American doctor is sufficient for his son’s care and evaluation.

Chautauqua Fined For Sunday Program In Sibley

The Tied path Vawter chautauqua system was fined $50 for violating a town ordinance by holding a Sunday performance for gain. Two performances featured the All College Glee Club and Miss Edna Means with paid admission. Counsel B F Butler filed notice of appeal and bond of $250. The challenge to the ordinance is set for the higher courts.

Sibley Chautauqua All College Glee Club Edna Means B. F. Butler

Iowa Retailers Plan Burlington Convention

Burlington hosts the annual convention of Iowa retailers September 12 14 with plans to be set after talks between J A Cunningham secretary of the Iowa Retail Merchants association and local officials.

Burlington Iowa Greater J. A. Cunningham Iowa Retail Merchants’ Association

Do You Change Your Environment on Saturdays

A Penn Punch Bowl quip notes a habit of changing surroundings on Saturday nights. The tone evokes casual social chatter and playful self reflection.

Penn

Woman's recovery after relief from female ailment story

Mrs Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with a return to health after years spent in bed An elderly farmer's wife testifies she now works hard at home and gardens hoping to help others with her experience this letter follows a product advertisement tone

Carter's Creek Tenn Tha E.pinkham Lydia E Pinkham

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