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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

6

Memorial bill for soldier memorial building in Iowa towns

At the suggestion of J Be Crail a bill known as House File 215 was enacted allowing cities and towns in Iowa to erect equip or purchase soldier memorial buildings and to levy bonds and a five mill tax for construction and maintenance with an election required for approval. The measure authorizes bonds up to 5 percent of property value and sets provisions for funds control and civic involvement.

J. Be'Crail Washington General Assembly Mr. Crail Davidson State of Iowa Commission Ander United States Community Civic Congress Shatmunity Civic Congress Coperal Assembly Liberty Memorial Tee Crett Thirty-eighth General Assembly Eivic Congress Council Des Moines Des Moines Register Loya

Braytons in Trouble Plead Guilty to Lewdness in Newton

C C Brayton and his wife pleaded guilty to lewdness before Judge Charles A Dewey in Newton Iowa. Each was fined 100 dollars with costs but could not pay, bonded by Seyi Brown of Monroe. The couple, married two years, earlier faced arrest on similar charges.

Newton Iowa C. C. Brayton Des Moines Charles A.dewey

Mrs Arthur Capper Arrives to Join Senator in Washington

Mrs. Arthur Capper wife of the new senator from Kabeus has arrived in Washington to join her husband and take an active part in national social affairs.

Arthur Guapo Kabeus

Atchison Woman Makes Soft Soap Quality Remark

A local note recalls an Atchison woman who creates exceptionally soft soap praised as washing away all but sins. The fragment hints at social humor and moral reflection as neighbors react to new goods and ideas.

Atchison

In a Woman’s Party Quietly Surprised and Graceful

A dated aside notes how a woman hosting a party is often surprised by guests remaining, while a girl’s charm in singing laughter and piano playing is likened to a merchant promising it is no trouble to show goods.

Fall Offerings for Horses and Buggies

As fall nears many horses and buggies are offered for sale. People dislike feeding a buggy horse through winter when he is of little use. Yet many are compelled to feed a good many horses through the winter.

Story Gossip In Town Circulates About Matt Smith

The Atchison Clobe reports a rumor exchange involving Matt Smith. A passerby asked if he had heard of a story about him, and Smith replied he had just heard one on the speaker. The piece underscores how repeating tales can spread about everyone.

Dian Matt Smith Mr. Smith Atchison Clobe

Women Missionary Society to Meet at 2 30 P M

Announcement notes First United Presbyterian Church women divided group meets Friday at 2 30 led by Mrs W J Hamilton Myre Hervey Bell with discussion. Rebekahs plan regular Friday meeting at I O O F hall to prepare for convention. Girls aged 5 to 12 sought for pageant drills under Miss Jensen at Commercial Club gym Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 00 A M.

Women's Mhssionary Society First United Presbyterian Church Myre Hervey Bell W. J. Hamilton Rebekahs I. O. O. F. Hall Miss Jensen Commercial Club

Missionary Society Meeting At Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Will Sickle. Mrs J W Lemley is the leader.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Will Sickle J. W. Lemley

Presbyterians to observe Lord's Supper next Sabbath in West Chester

The United Presbyterian Church of West Chester will observe the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper next Sabbath morning, Aug. 8. Preparatory services include a prayer meeting Friday at 8:40 p.m. and preaching Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Presbyterian church choir practice is postponed to next week. The First United Presbyterian church choir meets tonight at 7530.

United Presbyterian Church of West Chester Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian Church

Basket dinner at West Mester Methodist Church

West Mester Methodist Church hosts a basket dinner this Friday August 8. All former members and friends of the congregation are invited to attend.

West Mester

Relief from Rheumatic Pain With Liniment Claim

Dublin Georgia farmer J N Adams says he was crippled by rheumatism until using Chamberlains Liniment. He spent heavily on remedies with no relief until the liniment allowed him to move about without severe pains. Lemmons Drug Store advertises the product.

J. N. Adams Dublin Tsing Chamberlain Lemmon's Drug Store

Baptists at Iowa Falls Prep for Ten Day Assembly

Iowa Falls hosts the state Baptist assembly for ten days starting tomorrow. Notable leaders include Dr. M D Hubank of New York City and Dr. T Keiman of Chicago, with many others from Des Moines Philadelphia and beyond. Information on tents rooms and dining hall service is available from local organizers and pastors in Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids and Webster City.

Iowa Falls State Baptist Assembly M.D. Hubank New York City T. Keiman Chicago L. Hi. Kocher Bloomfield W. G. Touwari Philadelphia Edith Meyer Frances Comes S. KE. Wilcox Des Moines G. P. Mitchell Dea J. B. Viets Webster City A. W. Caul Ames J. A. Lapjam

Beadwork a welcome pastime at Fort Des Moines hospital

Soldiers pass idle hours with beadwork at Fort Des Moines hospital. George Mainard shows skill in making beadweave belts in three days. Quiet indoor crafts are favored to ease monotony of hospital life.

Fort Des Moines Hospital George Mainard

Negroes Flee to Milwaukee Amid Wave of Refugees

The city of Milwaukee sees hundreds of Black refugees arriving daily from the South. Trains bring large numbers to stay with relatives or friends while concerns rise about race riots and safety. Before the war Milwaukee's Black population stood around 1,400. influx from Southern ports has greatly increased that number.

Milwaukee Chrisus Offfein Milwautkes Meyrors

Zemo Remedy Promises Fast Skin Relief

An ad touts Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that cures eczema itch pimples and rashes. It claims major blemishes fade overnight and itching stops instantly with easy application. Available from Oruvind at 25c for small bottles and $1 for large.

Strike Darkens Villages Across Suburban Chicago Area

The 600 Aurora Elgin and Chicago interurban workers walk out halting service for 250 000 commuters and impacting Vox river towns and Chicago suburbs. Many towns lose water. a compromise allows the power plant at Thuavia to run for drinking water only.

Chicago Aurora, Elgin Vox River Thuavia

Carmen Workers Vote On Plan For Wage Settlement

Chicago transport strike leaders will vote Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on whether to accept Governor Lowden’s proposed wage settlement. No elevated trains or surface cars will operate until Saturday morning, even if the vote passes. W. D. Mahon announced the referendum date after talks with the governor and transit officials.

Chicago, Inty Lowden W. D. Mahon Car Men Tractio

Whisky exports from Kentucky begin to Britain and Ireland

Louisville report says export trade from Kentucky distilleries has started. Large shipments from state warehouses head to England Ireland and Seattle with exports surpassing 20000 jowrelt. Distillers seek to clear holdings before the January constitutional prohibition halts exports.

Louisville Kentucky British Isles England Ireland Seathun

Lithuanian Plea Seeks Gold to Aid Nation in Distress

Madame Turczynowiz, accredited representative of Lithuania, travels to New York to appeal for aid. She claims Germany seized all Lithuanian gold and caused economic ruin with devalued currency, noting food scarcity and high prices.

Madame Turczynowiz New York

Monks and War Losses Mentioned in Fragment

A fragment notes a range of 800 to 1,100 monks and mentions Madame Turczy nowiz born in Canada and a husband killed in the war. The text is partial and lacks clear context or dates.

Madame Turczynowiz Canada

Iowa State Fair Preparations Open With Two Prep Days

The first two days, Wednesday August 20 and Thursday August 21, are set as preparation days to help latecomers locate and settle in. Starting Friday August 22, the regular program of music judging and racing begins with nightly shows and a grand fireworks display by Theattle Duffield of Chicago to honor allied victory.

Mir Theattle- Duffield Company Chicago

Spectacular Air Show at Iowa State Fair Promises Aerial Combat

The Iowa state fair will showcase flights by Louis Gertson and Lieutenant Pack starting Friday August 22 with daily and evening shows weather permitting. The night flights will feature aerial combats and are billed as the most spectacular display yet.

Iowa

Railroad Administration Announces Reduced Rates for Fair Visitors

The United States railroad administration announced reduced rail rates for fair visitors this year. Residents are advised to contact their travel agents to arrange discounted tickets and plan trips to the event.

United States Railroad Administration

To Clear Bluing and Make It Flow Smoothly

An old-fashioned remedy describes tying three cords of cotton around the mouth of a Diluing bottle to help hay or fluid flow. The instructions promise a smooth liquid with fewer dark particles.

Baptists near Red Oak end feud over daughter’s wedding

A Southwestern Iowa Baptist association held a hearing to reunite members estranged by a daughter’s wedding to a man her parents opposed. After the session the council’s decision allowed the couple to rejoin. the church had been divided for 15 years by the dispute between Mr and Mrs Judd Bass and Mr and Mrs John Bass. Reverend Murphy of Council Bluffs moderated.

Win Red Oak Dan Gupid Chase Southwestern Iowa Judd Bass John Bass Murphy Council Bluffs

Ancient combs used in toilets across ancient cultures

Describes combs and hair ornaments found in Greek, Egyptian, Roman, and Swiss lake-dwellers. Notes materials include wood bone horn and ivory. Mentions specimens found in recent years.

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