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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

3

Wallace Lumber Co Incorporates Expands to Four Yards

Leigh H. Wallace and son Ben announce incorporation of Wallace Lumber Co as the Kirkpatrick Lumber yards in Keota and Marengo join Washington and Iowa City sites under Ben Wallace. Total holdings valued at 225000 dollars with headquarters in Washington and leadership shifting to Ben.

Leigh H. Wallace Ben Wallace Lumber Co Kirkpatrick Lumber Company Keota Marengo Washington Iowa City Ben Wallace Wallace Lumber Company Ten Wallace Iis Leigh WW. Wallace Wallaces A. H. Wallace

The Sailor’s Wry Tale Of Natives And Saucepan Size

A girl listens as a fat old sailor recounts cannibal experiences. He notes the natives spared him not with mercy but because their saucepan was too small for their dinner. The anecdote blends humor with frontier bravado and colonial gaze.

Dog Guards Master After Drowning in Scotland Ditch

A shepherd dog in Scotland guarded the master's body after drowning in a ditch until the authorities found it. The dog then followed the corpse to the scene, trotted two miles back to the flock, and resumed tending the sheep.

Scotland

Note Indorsed For Friend Sparks Fatal Rift

A Rochester Times-Union item notes a fatal fallout over a debt signified by a note indorsed for a friend. The dispute centers on repayment and forgiveness, ending in a tragic consequence.

Rochester Times-Union

Changes in Pairings Today for Washington Country Club Tournament

Several new entries prompted handicapped golf tournament pairings at Washington Country Club. First round matches include Elliot Grayson vs Dr Henry C Hull, T J Pease vs George McDaniel, Lester Orr vs Dr O J Boller, Gailord Waymack vs Frank Carter, Charles Lytle vs Leslie Kicher, Earl Corbin vs Thompson Brookhart. Some players retain byes.

Washington Country Club Elliot Grayson Henry C. Hull T. J. Pease George McDaniel Lester Orr O. J. Boller Gailord Waymack Frank Carter Charles Lytle Leslie Kicher Earl Corbin Thompson Brookhart

W C T U Institute at Crawfordsville

The W C T U Institute will be held at the public library in Crawfordsville on Tuesday June 30. The program includes devotionals, quizzes, solos, talks on Bible reading in schools, Americanizing the Mexican, Christian citizenship, and enforcement of the law with a public closing and convention plans. Lunch will be served. all invited.

Crawfordsville AW. C. T.U. Institute J i. Jones America Co. Pres Myriel Orris Miss McCall Esther Lloyd Ohio James Mor

Age determination in deer by teeth and antlers

The Department of Agriculture states teeth provide the most reliable age measure for deer with permanent teeth forming around age three and wearing with age. Antlers are less reliable as they can grow more than one pair per year, complicating age estimation.

Department of Agriculture

Playground Ball League Formed Under Y M C A

A city playground baseball league is organized under the Y M C A with Carl Jungbluth as president and Lee Holland as vice president. Four teams are entered, including American Pearl, the clerks, Chicken Pickers, and Wall Street. Each team fields nine players with at least six in the lineup and games to be played weekly at six o'clock using a twelve inch soft ball.

Carl Jungbluth Lee Holland Richard W. Davis Harold Ellis Leo Holland Bill Holland Mr. Davis Button Factory Wall Street Chicken Pickers Davis

Deweys Return Home After California Trip

Claire Dewey and his mother Mrs S B Dewey arrived home from California this morning. Mrs Dewey went to the state last winter and in February underwent two operations. She is steadily improving and handled the long rail trip well.

Claire Dewey S. B. Dewey California

First Robbia ware exhibited by Luca della Nobbie in 1443

The set examples of Robbia ware were shown in 1443 by Luca della Nobbie after years of study and experiments. The initial figures featured white glaze with blue and sometimes green draperies in the background.

Luca Della Nobbie

Cord of Wood Yields Vast Paper Output

A single cord of wood can produce about 95 900 pages of ordinary paper roughly 06 000 pages per ton from standard pulp processing. This estimate highlights the large potential paper yield from timber resources and the efficiency of transformation into printed material.

Hornets Nest Brigade Re-elects Col Palmer President

Perry Iowa June 26 Col David J Palmer of Washington was reelected president of the Hornets Nest Brigade association here. Fifteen veterans attended this year's meeting compared with eighteen last year. Other officers named include J C Carmen of Agency vice president and J E Kemp of Perry secretary treasurer FM Kitteridge of OlumWa Was Nashed assistant secretary treasurer.

Perry Iowa David J. Palmer Washington Hornets Nest Brigade Association J.C. Carmen Agency J. E. Kemp FM. Kitteridge OlumWa

Seiyukai Elects Gen Tanaka Aims At U S Japan Ties

Tokyo June 1 Gen Tanaka elected president of the Seiyukai the second largest Diet party moves to strengthen close economic ties with the United States and China. He drew Kokunohin members into the Seiyukai raising its Diet strength to 140 while the Kenseikai holds 162. He also courted the Seiyuhonto in a bid to reunify anti Seiyukai factions. The cabinet includes Seiyukai members but leaders seek their own premier. The new policy stresses closer US Japan relations and careful diplomacy to avoid international clashes.

Tokyo Baron Tanake Seiyukai Econd Japan Cbeerowore Gen Tanaka Baron Takahashi Seisukai Seiyoukai Chaseikai Seivikii Kenseikai Wito Gen. Tanaka Seiyuhonto Diet Selyukonto Sei Yukai Kato Baron Tanaka United States China

County Superintendent Sends School Report Blanks

County Superintendent Harry A. Phillips mails report blanks to school district secretaries and treasurers, delaying the usual June delivery. Six teachers are taking exams at the courthouse, with additional summer school students from Parsons Coe and Iowa Wesleyan among Washington county residents.

Harry A. Phillips Court House Parsons Coe Iowa Wesleyan Washington County Cedar Falls

Masons Unite in Earnest Prayer at St John the Divine

About 100 masons stonecutters and laborers joined contractors and clergy in an outdoor prayer service at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. They recited the Lord's Prayer in about two dozen tongues before laying the first interior stone for the nave walls. Bishop William T. Manning conducted the service noting it reflected the sacred character of their work and showcased diverse faiths and races among the workers.

New York Cathedral of St. John the Divine William T. Menning Manning Krank St. Peter's Tours Cologne Rheims Ereelion

Shakespeare Never Blotted a Line Myth Explored

An article questions the claim that Shakespeare never blotted a line, suggesting it may be an overstatement while noting advertising as a perpetual truth in publishing. The piece examines the idea and its popularity.

Iowa children may study religion under Iowa law

Iowa officials say students may be excused from part of public school hours for religious education with parental consent. Churches in Des Moines area plan weekly sessions without credits, and City School Superintendent J W Studebaker has approved the plan.

Des Moines New York Supreme Court New York City Iowa Jm J. Cornell Polk County Council of Religious Education Cornell Imnelod J. W. Studebaker City Public Almaardy New York Shenandoah New York State

Little girl asks of mother’s plans in wedding gift event

Mrs V Y writes that her daughter Kathryn questioned her dress when asked where she was going. The child was told they would give Miss Smith a shower. Later Kathryn informed her father that mother had gone to help bathe the bride.

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