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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

10

Tired of Life Man Faces Crisis in Nebraska Boarding House

Axtell Nebraska man Johnson attempted suicide by taking strychnine after being discharged from a Keota film crew job. He left letters for supervisor Hall and his Nebraska contacts, and was found in convulsions Sunday morning at a boarding house after planning his death. Local authorities investigated the sequence of events and the reception by his fellow workers.

Kenta Jonnsen Axtell Nebraska Ore Waters Watere Johnson Mr. Johnson Keota Omaha Troy JF Robertson Star Drug Store Taxue Messrs Hall Shepherd Waters Home

Man Dies in Nebraska Divorce Suit Case

A man aged years was found and summoned in a suit for divorce in Nebraska. City authorities notified his brother at Axtell, who said the man would arrive soon. The body is cared for at Richardson undertaking parlors.

Nebraska al Vorce Axtell Richardson Undertaking

Long distance assault by electricity shocks worker charged

Newark reports Jamen M Finnegan, an employee at Harrison electric company, arrested for long distance assault by electricity on Alfred Van Riper. Van Riper collapsed after touching a brass faucet. authorities claim the faucet lacked a wire connection and Finnegan, after a prior quarrel, allegedly turned on current when washing hands. Also note an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Newark Jamen M Finnegan Harrison Alfred van Riper van Riper Finnegan

Piano Recital by Reiner and Helpers at Bethel Church

Miss Margaret Reiner with her piano pupils assisted by Miss Tressa Quidn and the Bethel quartet will present a piano recital at Bethel Church Tuesday evening June 20 at 8 o clock. Admission 15 and 25 cents.

Margaret Reiner Tressa Quidn Bethel Mate Bethel Church Tueday

Meritol Chocolate Granules Sell Relief for Digestive Woes

An upbeat ad claims Meritol Chocolate Granules cure stomach and liver disorders and improve outlook. Lemmon's Pharmacy markets the product as exclusive agents.

Meritol Lemmon's Pharmacy

Iowa Secretary of State enforces capital stock fee for foreign firms

Secretary Hayward announced a new requirement for foreign corporations operating in Iowa to pay fees only on the portion of capital stock invested in the state. The rule clarifies that increased capital stock must be disclosed and assessed to determine the Iowa portion. Authorities aim to compel compliance from large firms with vast capital, previously exempt under the old law.

Dea Moines Dune Hayward Iowa Library of State Jas Tiwa Coperation

Project to mark historic Forty Fourth camp site on island

Captain Rathbun editor of the Marion Register and other Twenty Fourth regiment veterans visited the island and found the site of the old military camp. A movement is expected to begin to erect a shaft on the site with an inscription indicating the exact position and extent of the historic spot.

Rathbun Marion Register Iowa Twenty-Fourth Regiment W. 8. Hill

Greek interpreter killed near Lehigh plant in Mason City

Chris Pappas a Greek interpreter at the Lehigh Cement plant was found dead in an alley near his home with three bullet wounds. Barefoot prints suggest the killer approached from the rear. police search for a recently discharged Greek plant employee.

Mason City Iowa Chris Pappas Lehigh Cement Pappas

Steamboat Season Opens at Lakes in Iowa

Spirit Lake Iowa June 19 The Steamboat season opens with the summer schedule at the Iowa Great Lakes Four boats Queen Iowa Des Moines and Okoboji operate from West Okoboji to Spirit Lake an extra boat to be added by mid July Milwaukee Road adds a second daily train between here and Des Moines bringing two trains each way.

Spirit Lake Iowa Iowa Great Lakes West Okoboji East Okoboji Milwaukee Road Des Moines

Chicken Picking Record Shatters In Humeston Event

June 19 in Humeston Clinton Moek a worker at James L. Humphey Jr produce house set a new chicken picking record by handling 158 birds in 160 minutes. Earlier mark of 0 chickens in 115 minutes earned Moek $10.55 for the day.

Humeston Clinton Moek James L. Humphey, Jr

Parole Board Denies Release for Nashua Man in Wife Murder

Iowa state board of parole refused to parole Ray Van Tassel of Nashua who is serving a life sentence for his wife's murder. Governor Carroll approved the board's findings. Van Tassel has served fifteen years.

Les Moines State Board of Parole Ray van Tassel Nashua Carroll van Tassell

Fire Rout Confounds Iowa School Crash

Mason City Iowa witnesses a 1907 high school building struck by lightning during a heavy storm. The fire raged for three hours before discovery, with total insurance at 48000 dollars. Officials plan a special election to issue 40000 dollars in bonds for repairs and an eight room addition.

Mason City

University of higher learning planned at Richland

A meeting of local citizens discussed establishing a University of higher learning in Richland with Dr Snyder as president and W J Fearis as secretary. They will run a correspondence course in advanced studies with top teachers aiding. A trustees board is formed and incorporation articles are in progress.

Richland University of Higher Learning Dr. Snyder W J. Fearis Snyder

Iowa Begins Vehicle Registration Under New Law

Secretary of State Hayward started registering all automobiles and motor vehicles in Iowa. The registration law takes effect July 4, but numbers will be assigned as soon as possible. About 60,000 vehicles are in use in the state.

Des Moines Hayward Iowa

Sioux City High School Fire Fire Destroys New Building

The new high school in Sioux City was gutted by a fire early Friday morning. Officials say a lightning strike hit a power line near the building, causing the blaze. The loss totals about 75,000 dollars with 58,000 dollars insured, plus an additional 18,000 dollars recently added to coverage.

Sioux City

Camp marking movement in Muscatine island history

Looking toward marking Camp Strong on Muscatine island where three regiments the Twenty Fourth Thirty Fifth Muscatine's Own and the Thirty Seventh the Gray Beards were mustered into service of the United States to preserve the exact location for future generations.

Muscatine Iowa Camp Strong Muscatine Island

Beautiful Pen of Chicks Captivates Local Grower

W D Shearer, a noted chicken expert, praises Miss Maude Hott for owning and tending a premier pen of chickens. Her setup impresses with cleanliness and top notch equipment, reflecting a profitable and engaging trend in poultry culture.

W. D. Shearer

Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

The ad touts Parisian Sage as a fragrant, non greasy scalp treatment that stops dandruff reduces itching and hair loss and even promotes growth. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents a large bottle, featuring the auburn haired model on every bottle.

Lemmon

Mission contributions and stations of United Norwegian Lutheran Church

The treasurer reports $112,723.17 given in the last year for home and foreign missions. The church runs ten chief stations with five in Madagascar and five in China, plus seventy three substations, totaling eighty three foreign mission stations.

St. Paul, Minn United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Madagascar China

Prison Warden’s Daughter Weds Detroit Man in Quiet Family Ceremony

Frances A Simpson, daughter of Warden Nathan F Simpson, tied in marriage with Ralph Zuchlin Hopkins of Detroit at the Simpson residence in Jackson Michigan on June 19. Nan Foster of LaMoille served as bridesmaid and Nathan F Simpson Jr was best man. A chest of presents revealed congratulations from 200 prison inmates.

Jackson, Mich Frances A Nathan F Simpson Ralph Zuchlin Hopkins Detroit Nan Foster la Moile Nathan F. Simpson

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