Troop D Prepares for Camp Dodge Encampment
About 50 to 60 members of Troop D will leave Sunday at 1 AM by special train for Camp Dodge for the national guard encampment. The Washington Sigourney and Oskaloosa contingents join, with Capt P J Crail in command and officers listed. Despite flu illness, the unit trains regularly and aims to match last year’s strong showing. Mr and Mrs A T Augustine and daughter from West Chester are in Washington today.
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P. J. Crail
A. K E. Baldrige
William D. Young
William G. Eldridge
John K. McMullen
Camp Knox
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A. T. Augustine
West Chester
European Y M C A Worker Back to Iowa
Harry Kreider announces B. R. Ryall will become the Iowa State Town and Country Secretary. Ryall, former senior secretary for Y M C A Russian work in Europe, served as state town and country work secretary in Ohio and New Jersey and spent five months in Russian prisons. This fills the estate staff as authorized at the state convention alongside F. M. Stansen, W. M. Parsons, FE. R. Hinckley and Chas. EB Ford.
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Dwight N. Lewis
B. R. Ryall
Europe
Iowa
Ryall
Ohio
New Jersey
F. M. Stansen
W. M. Parons
FE. R. Hinckley
Chas. EB. Ford
Gilbert Goff Sells His Barber Shop
Gilbert Goff sells his barber shop to C E F Hasty of Kalona. Hasty has taken possession and will run the shop with Boon and Rickey, all experienced barbers. Goff plans a brief rest before any new venture and will not disclose future intentions at this time.
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C.ef. Hasty
Kalona
Hasty
Boon
Hasty, Boon
Rickey
Goff
Pearl Ferguson wins dictation record at graduation
Miss Pearl Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ferguson formerly of Washington earned a certificate for shorthand dictation at one hundred words per minute by Gregg Publishing Co at recent commencement exercises She was the sole student in a forty member class to receive this record while also earning two medals for typewriting
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Flemington
New Jersey
Pearl Ferguson
Frank Ferguson
Washington
Local News Roundup From area visits to hospital births
Mrs. Gladys Williams returns from Lohrville and Des Moines while Mrs. Hamrick and Caren Anderson visit the J T Anderson home. Mrs. Beatrice Tracy and Mary Maxine of Brighton shop here. Louise Wombacher breaks her wrist. Three babies born at the hospital. Ralph Robertson reports oats yields of 92 bushels per acre on six acres and 75 bushels on a 30 acre field.
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Beatrice Tracy
Mary Maxine
Brighton
Ralph Robertson
John Woods
Cone Lake camp opens August third under YMCA oversight
The Cone Lake YMCA camp opens August 3 with about fifty boys from Ottumwa and Washington under Allen A. Campbell and J Stewart Brown in charge. Younger boys 10 to 14 go August 3–10, older boys August 10–14. About 35 Ottumwa and 15 Washington youths are enrolled. total cost per boy is 6.50 dollars.
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Washington
Home Finding Association
Vernon Downs
Beryl McNabb
Liloyd Hill
Walter Eastwood
Harry Kreider
John Maney
Paul Maney
Joe Brookhart
Daryl Oldaker
Dean Snyder
Marty Montgomery
Ro F B. Thornton
William Sartor
Rex Nelson
Robert Stutsman
Henry Carris
Ronald Rawson
Charles Barclay
Stanley Baird
Ljoyd Hill
Ottumwa Y. M. C. A
Ottumwa Y's Men to Be Here Tonight
Twenty four members of the Ottumwa Ys Men will be guests this evening at a 6 30 dinner at the Y M C A An inter city meeting aims to foster acquaintance and promote club work C I Morton president of the local club will preside over the event
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OttumWe
C. 1
Morton
Localoelub
Colonel Palmer Recalls Civil War Endurance and Heroism
Col. D. J. Palmer spoke at the Rotary meeting about his return to combat after a severe wound, recounting his leadership of leading battalions in a grand parade on Pennsylvania Avenue and later as Grand Army of the Republic commander. His tale highlights remarkable resilience and historic Civil War events.
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Rotary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington DC
Rand
Grand Army of the Republic
Patner
White House
United States
Coonel Palmer
Manhattan film stunts as Rehard Dix trains hard for Paramount debut
Amusements notes Rehard Dix exceeds with daily three rounds boxing with Gunboat Smith to prepare for Manhattan an adaptation of Jeffry Manuel's The Definite Object. Smith jokes Dix could become a fighter, as Jacqueline Logan and Gregory Kelly co star for a Fox Theatre two day run Wednesday and Thursday.
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Paramount
Manhattan
Jeffry Manuel
Dix
Smith
Jacqueline Logan
Gregory Kelly
Oscar Pigman
Fox Theatre
City Plans to Buy Washington Commercial Club Property
City officials study purchasing the Washington Commercial Club on East Washington Street to relieve crowding at City Hall. Negotiations aim for an $8600 buy involving 86 stockholders at $100 per share, with about 75 percent signers needed. The plan would also allow American Legion Post quarters in the club building.
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City Hall
Washington Commercial Club
East Washington Street
Commercial Club
Washington
Tovned
American Legion Post
Legion Boys
City asks youths to curb beer play and protect property
Officials report complaints of boys beer running across lawns and damaging shrubbery. They urge boys to relocate play areas to avoid disturbing residents and harming property while preserving city beauty spots. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Simpkins of Tioga, Iowa visited A. L. Fields Sunday.
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Bud Simpkins
Tioga, Iowa
For Sale 1924 Star Touring Car
For sale a 1924 Star Touring Car in fine shape offered by Mangold Garage. Also available a National Cash Register model registers 1e to 3.00 from McElhinney Drug Co.
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Ead
National Cash Register
McElhinney Drug Co
Studebaker
Call
Bryan on Religion Over Science in Darrow Case
The speech centers on Bryan arguing religion grounds morals while science fuels force and evolution clashes with faith. He decries Nietzschean influence in Darrow’s Leopold defense and contends universities must refrain from teaching poisonous philosophy. He cautions Christianity cannot stay indifferent as science stirs unloosed forces.
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Clarence Darrow
Leopold-Loeb
Darrow
Babe Leopold
Nietzsche
Bryan
Salesman sought for steady work with rising earnings
Stocksmen Supply Company of Marion Iowa seeks a salesman to join a well established firm. The ad promises enjoyable work and constant earnings growth and invites ambitious individuals to write at once for details.
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Stocksmen Supply Company
Marion, Lowa
Evolutionary Thought Attacked as Threat to Faith
A series of quotes arguing that evolution undermines religion and corrupts the soul. The speaker claims removing faith drives people toward a starless night and that psychology reduces humans to inherited traits from ancestors. The critique contrasts science with spiritual belief and moral consequence.
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