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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

3

Thunder Storms Cause Few Losses in Washington County

Despite frequent violent showers in Washington County, the Washington County Mutual Insurance reports only modest losses. Claims paid recently total small amounts for livestock, cattle, sheep, and home contents with no buildings destroyed. Major prior loss was the A G Marbourg farm fire earlier in spring.

Washinton Cape Clarly James J. Benda Washington County Partners Mutual Insurance The Mutual A. G. Marbourg

Week's Near Normal June Weather Pleases Farmers

Normal June conditions with 65 to 88 degree temperatures and a light cooling breeze. Little rain fell though a shower would help. corn growth has been rapid and farmers are hopeful for a good crop. Weather bureau expects continued warm weather for several days. John M Dowls of Keota and Myr Matdison of Wellman obtained a marriage license. Miss Florence Baird renewed her Evening Journal subscription and plans to teach next year in Glenwood Pennsylvania. Her father brought a new Ford sedan home.

Washington Weather Bureau Florence Baird Evenine Journal Glenwood

New Teachers to Be Elected Soon at Wantington School

Superintendent J H W Peet announced contracts near completion for two vacant Wantington positions for next year. An agriculture teacher at the high school and a domestic science instructor are expected to be named by early next week. Remaining openings include a Spanish English teacher at the high school a Junior High instructor and a primary teacher.

Wantington J. H W. Peet Agriculture Department

Christian Evolutionist Theory Challenged by Moody Institute Leader

Des Moines reports Dr. Jam es W Gray president of Moody Bible Institute arriving for a Bible conference and declaring no Christian can be an evolutionist. He calls evolution a philosophy rather than science and notes infidels and atheists he associates with evolution. In Sioux City, A K Marsh is re elected president of the Iowa Association of Fire Fighters.

Des Moines Jam W. Gray Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Gray Athesist Sioux City A K. Marsh The Iowa Association of Fire Fighters

Defense Test Proclamation Urges Nationwide July 4 Observance

President authorizes a Second Defense Test on July 4 to accompany patriotic exercises in communities nationwide. Governors urged to cooperate. local committees to plan assembly prayer music readings and addresses. No state funds used. volunteers welcome. mustering of National Guard units directed.

United States War Department America Ayr Congress Army of Sachs National Guard

MacMillan Sets Sail For Arctic Regions From Maine

Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan sails today from Wiscasset Maine for the Arctic regions with authority to claim land and plant a Maine flag if the unknown land is found. A farewell dinner at Southport attended by state and national figures presented the pledge and official support from the Navy.

Wiscassit Maine Donald B. MacMillan Arc‘lc United States Navy Southport Dpd Dismukes Portsmouth N.fl Navy Yard Navy Wilbur McMillan

Congressmen Promote McNary-Haugen Bill Benefit

Congressman L J Dickenson urged modification of the McNary Haugen bill as beneficial to agriculture during a Worth county Farm Bureau picnic. Des Moines speakers stressed faith study and service as key to a successful life at Lutheran League events. Insurance suit seeks enjoinment over 200 000 payout to stockholders. Governor Hammi signed extradition papers for Edward LaDurie in a murder case. Chicaso trip noted for Ta Durie. Waterloo barge line demand discussed to gauge Mississippi river tonnage potential.

L. J. Dickenson Algona Worth County Farm Bureau Des Moines F. W. Peterson Boone Lutheran League Western Life Insurance Company Iowa Loan and Trust Company Dee Moines John Hammi Edward LaDurie Thomas T. Howard Chicaso

Iowa tobacco stamp revenue to top prior yearly totals in 1925

Des Moines reports May revenue from cigarette and tobacco stamps may surpass the May total for earlier months, with 1925 expected to exceed previous years. First five months show rising receipts: January 57716.84, February 52435.46, March 9 AGO.46, April 62741.50, May 6607.11. Last July’s 73384.21 may be surpassed as more daters use stamps. State labor estimates harvest hands down about ten thousand in the west, southwest and northwest.

Associated Prena Des Moines State Labor Commissione Wn Urick

Washington Butter Leads Market Talk at Reister Creamery

Local Reister Creamery offers market commentary on cream and eggs with questions about poultry and butter trends. The piece suggests poultry may fall while butter prices hold steady, praising the quality of their own butter and citing Washington as a reference point.

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