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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1921

Page

6

Modern Champion Not A Tougher Boxing Champion

The writer recalls visiting the Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey camps and argues modern boxing is less brutal than caricatures suggest. He praises Carpentier and Dempsey, notes their civilized behavior, and compares physiques and endurance while predicting the heavyweight title clash hinges on glandular strength.

John F. Dille National Newspaper Service Italia Canada Austria Cermary Lin- Ming Europe America Policeman Minteter Atlantic City Manhaerset Long Island Boger Schoo Sa Bastie Georges Carpentier Gus Wilson M. Georges Carpentier

Wedding and community notes from Washington area

A Washington high school class of 1918 graduate couple plans a farm life with the groom serving as a cee farmer and a bride who taught in Washington county schools. Out of town guests included Woodburns and others from Cedar Rapids and Olda. Sunset Park hosts Daughters of Isabella gathering with about one hundred attendees. The next meeting is set for July in Richmond. Edna Mae Crone celebrated her seventh birthday with a pink and white themed party hosted by family friends.

Washington High School Washington Gedar Rapids Business College W. A. Beenblossom C. L. Woodburn Iowa City Craig Woodburn Cedar Rapids Ine S. Smid Cedar Falla Mary EB. Stewart Howard Ainsworth J. L. Reed Olda America Daughters of Isabella Sunset Park Keota, Harper Richmond Dorothy Dougall Decela Wheelan Alphonsa Redlinger Chac. Cruz Edna Mae Crone Hestess Crone Helen Watkins Florence Wilson Martha Crone Mdna Mae

Miss Myrtle Coop Promoted to Higher Government Post

Mrs. John Bellville’s sister Miss Myrtle Coop receives a government promotion in Washington that enlarges her duties and salary. The newly elevated position will bring her closer to home in Chicago where she will reside.

Miss Coop John Bellville Myrtle Coop Washington, D. C Chicago Washington

Dowell Couple Heads West on Summer Hike

Mr and Mrs Malcolm Dowell started on their summer vacation at 6 30 this morning seen in outdoor clothing hurrying westward. They plan to reach Oskaloosa tonight and Prairie City tomorrow evening then Des Moines Saturday night for a Sunday stay. They expect to go at least as far as Omaha.

Malcolm Dowell Oskaloosa Prairie City Des Moines Omaha

Baited Trot Line Causes Local Angling Strife

Washington anglers report a dispute as some local fishermen baited a trot line they found in the river to catch fish. The true owner arrived at dawn to claim a channel cat and other catches, leaving the others empty handed.

Washington

Smallpox Quarantine Postpones North Avenue B Home

The home of Mrs. Eisie Edwards on North Avenue B was placed under quarantine yesterday afternoon for smallpox. Gerald Edwards, her son, is reported to have the disease in a light form.

Eisie Edwards North Avenue B Gerald Edwards

Notice of payment and visiting ladies in Ottumwa

Notice states account holders may pay at Bicher Livingston law office or mail to Fort Dodge Iowa. It notes J J Foley and Mrs Calvert Grayson Brock visiting Ottumwa. It mentions Farmers Co operative Exchange selling binder twine at both stores.

Bicher &Livingston’s Law Office Snell Building Fort Dodge Iowa J. W. Calvert Ed Grayson C. L. Brock Ottumwa Farmers Co-operative Exchange

Largest Extinct Dragonfly Had Two-Foot Wingspan

The largest known insect ever was an extinct dragonfly with a wingspan of about two feet. It dominated ancient airspace during its era, leaving researchers to note its extraordinary size among prehistoric arthropods.

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