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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
7
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Fifty boys returned last evening from the annual gathering, reporting a robust turnout and renewed enthusiasm for future activities.
Company D of the 54th Regiment I. N. G. returned from the Iowa City encampment reporting one of their best camps. The 51 strong unit, largest ever from Washington, earned high praise for dress parade, field drills, and storming to top efficiency. Notable results included first in musician contest, sharp shooter trials, and relay success with Captain Wallace and Lieut. Stryk er commending the team. The roster lists many named soldiers and officers who contributed to a creditable showing.
The closing session in Keota featured a gold medal contest with six contestants from Beacon and Keota. Lynn Silverthorn won first for God's errands never fail, LaNor Holmes second for The Story of a Boy. Music by Havel Williams, Mary Tuft, Myrtle Ritchey Witmer, Verva Sanders, Pearl Warrington, and L Elmer Hulse. Door receipts were $20 from 10 cent admissions.
In a school room a boy declares his ambition to become a stockholder, reflecting an early interest in ownership and finance. The remark captures a moment of youthful aspiration and economic curiosity.
A wedding note reports a grain of rice lodged in a bride’s ear a decade ago caused her death. The piece notes friends’ well intentioned act of not throwing old shoes as a signal of misfortune.
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