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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
2
Chicago markets mix of cattle hogs and sheep with large receipts today and price ranges. Cattle hogs and lambs show varied gains with wholesale values rising 10 to 15 cents in places while packing prices hold steady to higher. Official yesterday totals list receipts of 26 827 hogs cattle and sheep with shipments and grain market quotes from Beach Wickham Grain Co.
A wife asks Edwin to stay calm and not act rashly while he is an enlisted professor. The professor grimly replies that his former suspicion will stop the rash impulse, in a quip cited by Puck.
New York July 28 government discharge on liquor importations linked by the New York Tribune to a vast bootleg combine. The paper says warehouses now hold barrels of water and notes lack of convicting evidence blocks official action in a major scandal since prohibition.
First Lieutenant KR WH Stackhouse and Second Lieutenant Taylor H Monroe were killed instantly when their plane crashed five miles north of Rantoul Illinois. Stackhouse, a regular army officer stationed at Chanute Field, was married with a widow in Foxton. Monroe, of Detroit, resided at 5118 Trumbull Avenue and is survived by his father.
M Frederick Houston, alias Marion Hubbard, claimed heir to S8775 and youngest University of Illinois graduate last year. He was arrested in Milwaukee on a receiving stolen automobiles across a state line charge. Secret Service chief Henry Stroud said Houston admitted receiving fifteen stolen cars in three months and had fled Chicago with a woman named Flo last Friday.
Dr. Frank B. Wynn of Indianapolis, nationally known for mountain climbing leadership, was killed in a fall from a cliff at Glacier Park Montana while leading a party near Mount Siveh. The accident occurred on July 28 as Wynn and companions traversed a ledge near the summit. He was a prominent figure in American climbing circles and had guided numerous expeditions.
The Iowa Department of The American Legion calls a Water loo convention for September 7-8 1922 to elect officers amend by laws and set the site of the next gathering Delegates and alternates are chosen by posts with two delegates and two alternates per post plus extra for every 50 dues paid by August 31 1922 Registration and headquarters details are outlined with transportation and hotel arrangements and guest access. The notice includes credential forms post officials role and a entertainment program from Becker-Chapman Post 138 Waterloo with boxing swimming dancing and trips for visiting ladies.
Reports from multiple cities describe veterans actions and aid programs. Discharged World War I veterans resist naming war plots, New York relief benefits expand to hospital dependents, and Washington is the site of a disorderly incident as Gate land Carr seeks to destroy records and undergo mental examination.
Lesson text on Jer 2 10 14 Ezra 1 1 11 with primary message that gods people return home after seventy years of captivity. Cyrus proclamation enables return to Jerusalem and reconstruction of the temple. The letter to captives counsels patience and faithful work despite false prophets.
A quotation highlights perseverance as the key to turning possible ideas into success. It notes challenges are not just about means but steadfast effort.
A concise quotation from Jonathan Edwards states that true godliness lies in a heart that does the will of God rather than merely intends to. The line emphasizes purposeful obedience over intention alone.
Antisthenes notes that foes expose one’s flaws by watching closely as they fret. The maxim frames enemies as a mirror revealing weaknesses and prompting self awareness.
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