YS Men’s Club to receive charter event
Robert R. Sesline of Cedar Rapids will deliver the charter to the Washington Y’s Men club at a dinner and program in the community room. Delegations from Davenport and Ottumwa are expected as Waterloo hosts the world’s largest local club with international president Glenn B. Beers. An Iowa total of twenty five clubs is anticipated by year end.
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Robert R. Sesline
Cedar Rapides
Iown
Y's Men's Clubs
Washington Club of
Y's Men
Lesline
Cedar Rapids
Killian
Waterloo
Davenport
Ottumwa
de Moines
Kort Dodge
Muscatine
Glenn B. Beers
Iowa
Sesline
Y's Men’s Clubs
Washimeton
Change in Postal Insurance Rules Takes Effect August First
Postmaster Harry McCall announces a rule change for insured mail and COD parcels. Senders must guarantee return or forwarding postage if undeliverable, with pledges required for return wards. Despite rate changes, patrons accept the small increases. the notable exception is four cents to mail newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCall
Post Office Department
Advertising Club Holds Annual Picnic by Tourist Camp Ground
The Washington Advertising Club and families gathered near the western town camping area for an evening of picnicking and baseball after six. A seven o'clock feast featured an extemporaneous program with talks by J. Rothschild, Alex Miller, and Julius Enslin, praising Jewish life in Washington and club history. The group plans further beautification efforts to promote town advertisement.
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Washington Advertising Club
Adrien
Carl Hedges
George McDaniel
Glenn Barclay
J. Rothschild
Alex Miller
Washington
Julius Enslin
Ad Club
Tourtet Cap
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Mourned by Brookhart Ally
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Washington, closely associated with Robert M. La Follette, mourns the Wisconsin senator's death yesterday. The brief tribute notes their longtime political ties and shared progressivism.
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la Follette
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Wisconsin
Sigourney Golfers Triumph In Home Match
A dozen Washington club members visited Sigourney for a golf afternoon. Sigourney players outscored their guests by 68 strokes after a dinner and four somes. Home players showed skill on the local course and plan a return visit in two weeks. A nine hole handicap event and a ten day prize cup tour are planned for Sigourney members next.
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Sigourney Country Club
Washington Club
Sigourney
Sigourney Club
Washington
Start Up of Washington High Junior Band Seeks 40 More Players
Milburn McKay of Washington High announced plans to form a junior high and high school band for next year. About twenty five boys are already lined up, with calls for forty more. A preliminary rehearsal is set for an evening next week at the Y, and applicants may contact McKay at 115 South Avenue or meet him tomorrow afternoon between one and four.
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Milburn McKay
McKay
MekKay
Washington Band
Hie
South Avenue
Wreck Near Grants Ohio Kills Two, Injures Fifteen
The Ohio public utilities commission opens an inquiry into the Detroit Cincinnati flyer wreck near Grants Denton with two dead and fifteen injured as the engine and three cars overturned after ramming an open siding.
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Denton
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Big Four
Grants
Here
Milch Cow Sale At Ralph Fetters Farm Saturday
A milch cow sale is announced at Ralph Fetters' farm scheduled for Saturday at 2 P.M. The notice calls for bidders to attend and purchase dairy cattle at the farm.
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Ralph Fetters’ Farm
Court Decides Teapot Dome Suit Against Government Appeals Planned
In Cheyenne a special prosecutor says he will appeal the Teapot Dome ruling immediately. Officials expect the ruling to reach the U S Supreme Court, with government counsel Owen J. Roberts confirming an appeal and offering no further comment until review.
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United States
Sen
Atlee Pomerene
Teapot Dome
U. S. Court of Appeals
Cheyenne
Supreme Comet
Washington
Fhairry Kr Sinclair
LL. Doheny
Elkills
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Sinelatr Es
Peter Jungbluth Dies in LaCrosse Wisconsin
Carl Jungebluth reported the death of his father Peter Jungbluth in LaCrosse Wisconsin after a brief illness. He was about seventy and survived by his wife and four sons. The funeral was held today in LaCrosse, the family home, where he had spent several summers visiting locals.
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EB. LU. Hammer
Carl Jungebluth
Peter Jungebluth
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Carl
Mr. Jungbluth
Tre
LaCrocce
Bechtel Interests Seek Ottumwa Line
Bechtel interests at Davenport secured an option to purchase Ottumwa Traction Company and Northern States Power Company properties in Ottumwa. The deal covers the electric light plant street car system and Central Steam Heating. The option runs until September 1.
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Pire
Ottumwa
Bechtel
Davenport
Ottumwa Traction Company
Northern States Power Company
C. E. Fairney
Open Quail Season for Poets Sparks Playful Debate
The item riffs on a playful notion that poets can hunt quail with no legal protection, noting a season open from May 1 to the first of May. It suggests a tongue in cheek conflict between poetry and hunting rules.
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Charter Topidal
Brussels
The
Aero Club Today
M. Veenstra
de Muyter
Postoprericr
Advertising Club
Robert M. la Follette
Washington Golpeers
Hepors
Hhokeh
Sigourney Men
Gust Bramer
Milburn Wekay
POR New Organization
Grants, O
Moose
Bull Moose
Bill Brown
Brown’s Tire Shop
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Inquire Journal
Jennie Weatphal
Lee Frisk Keota
HIG
Hoy City
Clarence Rathmel
Haskins Mutual
Peer
Oalves
T. Ll. Dodds
Lode
Frank H. Gray
FL LL. Chambers
POR Sala Dodge
White Way
Weet Rd
Geo. W. Stewart
D. J. Patterson
West
Jefferson Street
Rhodi Island
Hici School
Losee
George Young
Crail
W. W. McFarland
East
Washington Street
Peter Jungbluth
Ottumwa Line
English
Pulver-strait
Legland
France
Sidtouth
St. Malo
English Channel
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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