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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1921

Page

2

Iowa American Legion Notes on reunions and union endorsement

The Thirty fourth division reunion may be held in Spirit Lake during the state convention Sept 1 2 3 4 with Minneapolis Omaha and Des Moines as other options Dr Malony leads the plan while a conference will decide the final site An 88th division reunion in Des Moines Aug 26 27 28 will involve many officers and committees The Iowa Legion Service and Compensation Drive runs across the state from April 18 to May 30 with broad house to house canvassing led by Commander MacNider National Labor endorsement of the Legion by the Iowa Federation of Labor is praised and the first officers of the Women's Auxiliary are listed The 1922 convention will be Cedar Rapids London post protests a pro German celebration and Commander MacNider condemns it A letter from National Commander Galbraith commends the Service and Compensation Drive and notes Iowa leads in membership The speaker Farr Caddock will address the Argonne Post in Des Moines on June 6 and talks of a fall wrestling match A slacker list for the Seventh Corps area begins to reach Iowa HQ with the June 4 Iowa Legionaire to publish initial names

Spirit Lake Iowa American Legion John Henry Maroney Interstate Association of the Thirty-fourth Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines Malony Champaign Creston Legion Thirty Fourth Association H. H. Polk E. R. Olmsted R. Fairall Rolard Hoyt House Waterloo Leon Ainsworth Signal Battalon Parsons Perry 313Th Engineers Arnold Audubon 350Th Infantry Puesell Carlson Birne Middle West Polk MacNider Iowa Federation of Labor Burlington Ers Women’s Auxilary The American Legion of Iowa Donald Macrae Council Bluffs Ida Masson Anna Kane Sioux City M. Myrton Shelley Davenport Henry Glenn Ottumwa W. A. Pickett Pleasant Fred Holsteen Ella B. Zenter Bellevue Eda Elliott Iona Falls A. c. Wilson Oelwein W. A Quinn Vinton G. A. Morrow G. W. McDowell Story City C. Bullock Clarinda May Bolt Woodbins Milo Hanzlik Cedar Rapids Fifth District Iowa Department London Hanalik Lowden Department United States America Seventh Corps War Department Iowa Legionaire

The Mollycoddle fights delight Fox audience

The Mollycoddle at the Fox Theatre features a rare bare knuckle fight between Douglas Fairbanks and Wallace Beery described as a two mile clash with stunts from cliff edges to a roof collapse. Reporters say the action was captured on film and delivered as the peak thrill of the United Artists release.

United Artists Corporation Douglas Polibanke Fox Theatre Douglas Fairbanks Wallace Beery Doug Beery Doug Cuand Fairbanks

Potato Growers Hire Experts for Iowa Inspections

The Iowa State College extension department engages national potato specialists to assist in potato experiments. C. L. Fitch leads the effort with A. G. Tolaas from Minnesota, E. P. Gibson of Duluth, and C. P. West of Wisconsin to inspect Iowa crops between June 16 and 28, visiting ten counties each, with follow-up visits planned. The group notes Iowa’s rising potato production and potential profits under proper methods.

Iowa C. L. Fitch Iowa State College A. G. Tolaas Minnesota University E. P. Gibson Duluth Rhinelander Wis Wisconsin Fiteh Minnesota

Millet good forage for Iowa hay substitute

Iowa State College reports millet as a viable late season forage for dry, moisture-scarce soils. Foxtail millets dominate, with Honearian and Golden/Hungarian varieties differing in maturity. Seed 24 to 48 lb per acre after soil warms, cut before seed forms, and balance with other roughages for horses. Yields range 1 to 8 tons per acre.

Iowa Clyde McKee Farm Crops Department of Town State College

State Officials Face New Law Over Public Money Payments

Iowa reports suggest a draft law would criminalize accepting fixed salary payments from public funds for any service. Judges and officials face limits on speaking engagements paid from local school treasuries while county auditors note a record bounty on wolves, with an estimated 4000 wolves killed in six months and many litters taken for bounty. A den of wolves near Des Moines was captured alive, and fox killings have increased recently.

Legislative Committee Metenahan Supreme Court District Court Istate Ind Walnut Creek Des Moines Valley Junction

Tax collections in Iowa to exceed one hundred million dollars

County auditors report tax collections and assessments channeling to the state auditor for review by a July board of review. Indications point to total Iowa taxes this year surpassing $100 million, with 1920 totals near $97.1 million and school taxes exceeding $43 million.

Des Moines State Board of Review Towa Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission Tt Ia

Knights of Columbus Iowa council elects new officers

The Iowa state council Knights of Columbus adjourned a two day convention in Des Moines selecting officers for the coming year. John F. Ford of Fort Dodge is state deputy with Joe McCormick Cedar Rapids state secretary and John Howell Eagle Grove as state treasurer. E R O'Brien Gelwein ey is state advocate and R B Bresetted Clinton state warden. Ford succeeds Harry J. McFarland who did not seek re election. The drive for famine relief in China is urged with more funds sought as Iowa has donated over forty thousand dollars to date.

Des Moines Iowa State Council Knights of Columbus John F. Ford Fort Dodge Joe, McCormick Cedar Rapids John Howell Eagle Grove E. R. O'Brien Gelwein Yey R. B. Bresetted Clinton Ford State Park Conservation Board Harry J. McFarland Davenport Order Fonda Webster City McCormick Sioux City Journal Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette State Organization For the Relief of China Iowa Mid-West State University Synonym Iowa City Hawkins

A humor collage of letters and mistaken names

A Scotsman sends a sweater to his brother but trims weighty slippings for charges. A rail crash yields a punchline about four hours delay before a wedding. A bashful caller misreads a maid and is misnamed Mr Whittacre in a comic social miscue.

Mr. Whittacre Henry de Peyster- Krapp

Page County Schools Chief Details China Relief Drive

Clarinda reports Miss Agnes Samuelson county superintendent of schools outlined a China Relief Campaign program to be held in every rural Page county school. She described China's location population government and religion and urged aid for the starving populace.

Clarinda Agnes Samuelson Page County China

State rifle meet opens next Monday in Des Moines

The Iowa state rifle shoot opens May 30 at Ft. Des Moines with contestants from across the state. Adjutant General Louis G. Lash er will judge fitness, action runs May 30 to June 1, practice on May 31, and fourtee n marksmen will form the state team for Camp Perry.

X Ray Detects Swallowed Coins At Japanese Mint

A surveillance program at Japan’s mint uses an X ray system to screen exiting staff for swallowed coins. The device scans the abdomen area to detect hidden metallic objects, aiding security and theft prevention within the facility.

Explosion Kills Merchant in Manning Hardware Store

A triple gasolene explosion at Rostermendt and Kuhl hardware store in Manning fatally injures John Rostermendt and seriously burns Miss Ida Grelek. Two children were blown into the street as a brick wall and shed were destroyed. Rostermendt leaves a wife and two children.

Manning Manning John Rostermendt Ida Grelek Rostermendt & Kuhl Rostermendt Miss Grelek Amithereens

Rainbow veterans reunion set for Creston June 7

Cres ton veteran leader Colonel Claude M. Stanley announced the Rainbow veterans annual reunion will be held in Creston on June 7. Waterloo and Creston were candidates but Creston won the executive committee’s vote. The program will mirror last year’s Cowne ll Bluffs format.

Cor Claude M. Stanley Creston Town The Rainbow Veterans Waterloo Stanley Cownell Bluffs

Greatest Man: Leonardo da Vinci as Greatest Match in History

Several judges rate Leonardo da Vinci as the strongest cleft for the title of the greatest match in history. The text places him among the era of Shakespeare Luther Erasmus Cervantes Michael Angelo Titian and Raphael.

Leonardo da Vinci Shakespeare Luther Erasmus Cervantes Michael Angelo Titian Raphorel

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