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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

8

Owa Cadets to Adopt Khaki Uniform Next Year

Iowa cadets will switch from cadet gray to khaki for next fall as officials deem it more comfortable and proper. The unit will be first in the west to wear the U S Army regulation uniform. The university plans to buy all regimentals through the secretary, offer at cost, and freshmen pay 5 dollars at registration, refundable if excused from drill. Captain Mumma may extend another year. senators seek to extend the detail.

Iowa City Lowa Mumma Iowa West United States Army Iowa City Clothiers Washington M. C. Mumma Cummins Kenyon Capt. Mumma

Iowa Civil War Survivors to Hold 50th Anniversary Encampment

Des Moines reports the Iowa chapter of the Grand Army of the Republic will convene in Des Moines next June for four days to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Civil War. All Iowa enlisted veterans are urged to attend as plans include encampment activities, messes, campfires, a veterans parade and troop reviews.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Department of the Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army

Fort Dodge to Get Packing Plant Under Sulzberger Lease

Fort Dodge Iowa shares a commercial windfall as Sulzberger and Sons leases the idle Corn Belt Packing plant for over a year starting July 1 with a 75000 option to buy and a 500000 valued facility employing four hundred. The plant faced repeated fire and financial hurdles before resuming operations.

Fort Dodge Sulzberger & Sons Company Corn Belt Packing Company Sulzberger Co

Air Line work opens as Milwaukee bids on Iowa segment

The Milwaukee railroad company bids on the Council Bluffs to Coon Rapids air line project, a major contractor bid in Iowa. Engineers completed preliminary work, with a plan to double track and cut about fifteen miles between Council Bluffs and Coon Rapids, the largest segment near Manilla.

Council Bluffs Milwaukee Railroad Company Coon Rapids Iowa Manilla

The Library as Modern Home Frontage

A satirical critique of the high end home library as social status symbol. It mocks collectors who prize bindings and editions rather than reading, notes the public library as a place for light fiction and social stalling, and claims time spent in a library hampers real conversation.

Mr. Balzac W. Shakespeare National Board of Censorship Alec Dumas Indiana

Jefferson county to hold three day old-time county fair

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled shareholders cannot be forced to sell and a county fair may proceed if desired. Plans for a three day fair August 7 8 and 9 are underway with strong premiums and active committees. Free attractions are being secured and officials expect a large turnout if weather cooperates.

Supreme Court of Iowa Jefferson County

Car door hits train in Belle Plain incident

A westbound passenger train near Belle Plain was struck by a freighter door that flew off an eastbound freight, breaking almost every window on the passenger side. No serious injuries. passengers suffered only scratches from flying glass.

Belle Plain

Big 1912 Iowa schedule announced by L U director

Nelson A Kel logg, director of athletics at L U, releases the 1912 football schedule for Iowa. The seven games include matchups with State Teachers' College, Cornell, Chicago, Minnesota, Indiana, Ames, and Wisconsin, with all games hosted at Iowa City or other campuses.

Iowa City Nelson A. Kellogg L. U. Is Lowa State Teachers’ College Cornell Chicago Minnesota Minneapolis Indiana Bloomington Ames Wisconsin

Stock Train Wreck at Bagley Kills Cattle Hogs

Ten cars burned to ash and stock killed after a Milwaukee Sunday stock special wrecks near Bagley. A hobo reports a frightened sighting as an unidentified youth is missing, last seen boarding at Omaha. The train consisted solely of stock cars with one accommodation car.

Bagley Omaha Milwaukee

Keokuk Dam Nears Completion At Iowa Site

Keokuk Iowa June 27 report details rapid progress on the big water power dam with one fifth of 119 spillway sections in place and built from the bottom up in layers. Workers haul concrete as steel forms rise while the river cofferdam yields fish including a monster catfish weighing 36 to 52 pounds found during pumping.

Keokuk Iowa Illinois Bluff Tower House Mississippi Lown

Palmer Scouts Bicycle Trip From Fairfield

Eugene Palmer leads about twenty Fairfield Boy Scouts on a four day bicycle journey to Mt. Pleasant Burlington Ft Madison and Keokuk. The group plans stops in each city with visits to the Keokuk dam and the Ft Madison penitentiary while additional scouts from Ottumwa Batavia and Mt Pleasant may join. Return to Fairfield is expected Thursday with total participants around thirty to thirty five.

Fairfield Eugene Palmer Mt. Pleasant Burlington Ft. Madison Keokuk State Penitentiary Ottumwa Batavia

A Mere Man Urges Pocket Sympathy Over Heart

A man argues that a small monetary gesture from the pocket weighs more than heartfelt words. He contends practical aid demonstrates true care, contrasting it with passive sentiment.

A Little Bit of Love Quote Inspires Compassion

A brief quotation by Mark Guy Pearse urges readers to share a small bit of love to warm hearts facing hardship, noting many could endure life’s winds and rains with such support. The passage emphasizes not withholding compassion.

Mark Guy Pearse

County fair decision settles long running wrangling

Fairfield June 27. After years of dissension among some stockholders of the Jefferson County Agricultural Association over selling the grounds or continuing the county fair, the question has been settled and plans proceed.

Fairfield Jefferson County Agricultural Association

Child Drowns in Water Crock Near Fern Iowa

In Grundy Center on June 27 a three year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kessler, drowned in a ten gallon rain water crock beside the house a mile south of Fern. The child, playing in the water, fell head first and could not be revived after neighbors pulled him out while the mother was away briefly.

Grundy Center Will Kessler Kessler Fern Littl

Digestit Relief for Stomach Upsets Promises Quick Aid

Prevent distress after eating with two or three Digestit tablets. If it fails, money back. Brown's Digestit offers quick relief and permanent remedy for all stomach upsets and indigestion. Small tablets easy to swallow and harmless. 50c at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Lemmon's Pharmacy

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