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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
4
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A 1910s voice extols American ingenuity in weaponry, crediting J M Browning for the repeating rifle and predicting the United States will produce a gas weapon and a powerful gun. It notes U S inventors and firms in Utah Iowa and Remington Winchester, stressing national pride and war effort.
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A historical profile notes that Browning originated repeaters and became renowned as one of the greatest gun inventors. While hunting bears and small game in the west he sought faster loading, leading to innovations that boosted his success and wealth. A magazine cites leading gun experts endorsing his impact.
William C. Hotle declares candidacy for the Republican nomination to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Stevens on the Washington County Board of Supervisors subject to Republican voters in the county.
J A Dodds declares his candidacy for county treasurer as a Republican, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary. He emphasizes his commitment to financial stewardship and local government efficiency.
H Dunlap announces candidacy for the Washington Henry county state senate district nomination subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
Samuel Anderson announces candidacy for re-election to the County Board of Supervisors for the term starting 1919 subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
A candidate for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District asks voters for support at the June Primary Election. The message identifies IRVING, JOHNSON, and Oskaloosa, Iowa as the locality.
Walter S. Boyer is a candidate for nomination for the office of state representative from Washington county. The nomination will be decided by Republican voters at the June primaries.
Hugh L McCleary declares intention to run as a Republican candidate for representative in the June primaries subject to voters in the twenty third district.
A quotation from Pliny the Younger notes that a pilot’s talent shows more in a storm than in calm waters. The calm voyage yields little attention, while creaking rigging and bending masts reveal true skill.
The unnamed sender announces candidacy for county sheriff subject to primary elections. No further details on plans or dates are provided.
A city verger recalls a recent incident when two individuals used the church for meditation and prayer, confirming that such use does occur. The remark underscores the invitation’s open use for quiet worship within the city.
A candidate will run for member of the board of supervisors for the term beginning January 1 1919 in the June primary subject to the will of the Republican voters of Washington. AL Cocklin is the nominee.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a looming embargo on poetry, with observers claiming it could arrive any day as if sealed with white paper high in the air. The quip frames a cultural debate over poetic works and censorship.
A columnist counsels bold effort while warning that rapid attempts can backfire. The piece cautions about skidding dangers in pursuing quick victory and urges cautious progress.
Don Esteban Varona guards a secret hoard hidden with a slave Sebastian. Donna Isabel schemes to seize wealth by exploiting Evangelina and Rosa while O'Reilly and the Cuban cause unfold. Miss Evans volunteers to aid the insurrection, upsetting O'Reilly as she pursues direct help for rebels.
A brief reflection notes that a wife who regrets marriage may console herself by thinking she prevented another woman from obtaining the husband. The remark frames marriage as a deterrent in women’s social bargaining and hints at rivalries among spouses.
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