Dr. D Arthaud Rites Set For Longtime Washington Doctor
Daniel Arthaud longtime Washington physician died at his home after a three month illness. He was born in 1855 in Noble County and practiced medicine on South Iowa Avenue since 1902. Funeral services will be private Thursday at 3 p.m. with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. He is survived by his widow Mary A. and two children Bess Eleanor and Lee K. Arthaud, with many siblings listed.
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Daniel Arthaud
West
Washington Street
W. R. Stryker
M. R. Regan
Elm Grove Cemetery
Arthand
Washington County
Noble
Emil Arthaud
Susanna (Ebersole) Arthaud
Mary A. Henry
Taylor County
Iowa
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkevills
Knights of Pythias
Arthaud
Bess Eleanor
Lee K. Arthaud
Washington
Chris Arthaud
Oregon
Leo Arthaud
Montana
Benjamin Arthaud
Spencer
Iona
Joseph
Frank Arthaud
Chillicothe
Lena van Levy
Mountain Grove
Mary Martin
Olds
Chef Praises Gas Range For Precision Heat Control
A leading grill room chef, renowned for his high-priced cooking, praised a gas range saying it can outdo coal fire. He notes heat can be graduated to fix specific dishes for particular patrons, highlighting precise control as a key advantage.
Thorne Returns from State Tour for Senate Bid
Clifford Thorne reports strong reception across Iowa for his Republican U S Senate bid in the primary. He cites Decoration Day speech in Birmingham Van Buren County and cites praise from Sioux Rapids Storm Lake Algona Mason City Leon Lamoni Iowa City Newton Grinnell as he urges supporters to vote next Monday.
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Clifford Thorne
United States Senate
Birmingham
van Buren County
Sioux Rapids
Storm Lake
Algona
Mason City
Leon
Lamoni
Iowa City
Newton
Grinnell
Veterans lament loss of Captain Bill’s Civil War battery in parade
One veteran yesterday bemoaned Captain William McCutcheon and his battery of Civil War cannons are no longer in the Decoration Day parade. The passing of Captain Bill and his big guns is a great regret to many in this community. Until two or three years ago they were a conspicuous feature in every patriotic celebration held in Washington.
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William McCutcheon
Bill
Washington
Former Owner of Graham Fined by Federal Court
John L. Adams, vice-president of the Adams Theatre company, was fined 1000 by Federal Judge Wade after a five hour deliberation. A jury failed to reach a verdict on eight counts including embezzlement and admission tax charges. The judge wiped out most counts and accepted his guilty plea on the fifth count for failure to pay the federal theatre tax.
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Des Moines
John L. Adams
Adams Theatre Company
Wade
Adams
Quote by W Addington Bruce on invention and dreams
A quotation notes that every invention from stone axes to airships has a dream behind it. The idea emphasizes human imagination driving progress across eras.
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W. Addington Bruce
Washington Pays Solemn Tribute to Its Soldiers
Washington observed Decoration Day with a citywide celebration honoring Civil War Spanish American and World War II veterans. A parade led by Lieut P J Crail featured veterans soldiers and schoolchildren marching to cemeteries where graves were decorated. Speakers at Woodlawn and Elm Grove paid tribute and urged enduring memorials to the service of all who fought for the nation.
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Washington
P. J. Crail
Arthur Swift
Glenn Eldridge
Washington Band
Lenion Auxiliary
Veterans of '61
Wayne Simmerman
Man ups the salary lie more than woman ages
Exchange reflects on gender differences in exaggerating age and salary. The saying notes men may inflate pay less than women inflate age, while men often balance the lie compared with women. The quip highlights perceived honesty gaps between genders.
Child injured during party hide and seek reported
At a children's party Cyril was described as violently athletic during hide and seek. An ominous sound of tearing cloth preceded his hurried removal for repairs. He recalled hearing a bang and realizing he was "coming through" as the effect of the incident.
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Cyril
London
Program of Odd Fellows Meet Promotes Decoration Services
John Belville announces the program for the upcoming Odd Fellows decoration services. Lynn J. Irwin will deliver the address at the Christian church with the Washington band leading the march from the Odd Fellows hall at 1 30 PM. Graves at Woodlawn and Elm Grove cemeteries will be decorated for about thirty five deceased members, followed by Rebekah memorials at the hall. Invitations issued to lodges in Washington and nearby counties.
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John Belville
Odd Fellows
Lynn J. Irwin
Lovan, Er
Iowa
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Church
Washington Band
America
W. H. Hampton Long
Christian Church Choir
Hampton
Woodlawn
Elm Grove
Rebekah Lodge
Washington County
Washington
Des Moines
Warren G. Harding
Grand Army of the Republic
Harding
G. A R
Clyde L. Herring
Thirty-seventh Street
Jonce
Colonial Ladies Glee Club
Chamber of Commerce Women
Crawford Studio
Iowa Naational Guard
Dr Osborn Praises Democracy Yet Warns of Weaknesses
Dr Naboth Osborn addressed Graham theatre praising Decoration day zeal and civic gifts of democracy while warning of class spirit misuse of majority power and drift toward pure democracy. He urged leaders with intellect, justice, and social duty to keep the nation strong. The program featured the American Legion quartet and readings, ending with the national anthem.
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Osborn
America
Free Public School
Free Church
Russia
Memorial Day tribute at Elm Grove honors World War I soldiers
At Elm Grove a expanded service held around the memorial mound honored World War I soldiers with Rev. W H Hampton delivering vivid memories of national service. Charles Hay led "Abide With Me" as Rev. A B Oates offered prayer and the band played, closing with taps by Jesse Radda.
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Elm Grove
W. H. Hampton
Charles Hay
A. BR. Oates
Jesse Radda
Band From Olds Here July Fourth
Chairman Tracy Phillips of the music committee arranged with the combined Olds and Mt. Pleasant band to play for Washington's celebration four weeks from next Tuesday. The 30-instrument group, led by Frank McCoy, includes many American Legion members and is touted as a top local band ensuring ample music for the Fourth.
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Tracy Phillips
Olds
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Frank McCoy
Crawfordsville
Henry County
Stork Delivers Baby Mixup in Boston Transcript
A humorous note from the Boston Transcript recalls a mother telling a child about a newborn at Mrs. Browns and a mistaken recipient for a new baby. Mrs. Brown has four children while Miss Jones has none.
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Mrs. Brown
Stork
Miss Jones
Salt Ice Process Aids French Fish Preservation
An early article notes a French method freezing seawater to produce salt ice. This salt ice both chills the catch and sets the fish in place, improving preservation by reducing brine concentration. The technique aims to keep fish cold and ready for storage using seawater derived ice.
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France
Welcome Back In English Class Meets Sour Start
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune recalls the start of a new semester in a college English class. An emerging incident shows a student interrupting to test the new instructor’s reception as the room reacts.
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Womma
Resl
Chicago Tribune
Art and Antique Exhibit At Fortnightly Club
An exhibit tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Commercial club gym will showcase heirlooms and art pieces loaned by committees. The Fortnightly club art department sponsors both antique and modern items with historical value and notable stories. A special guard will be on duty tomorrow night and tea is served for a small admission under Mrs H M Richer.
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Commercial Club
H. M. Richer
Art exhibit at Commercial club gym tomorrow
Local notes report Mrs Emma Cherry and son Jack visiting EB C Smith in Winfield. Mrs Hoy McElhinney of Burlington visits at T J McElhinney home while Rev Hoy McElhinney attends the General Assembly. Henry C McCullough of Strassburg and wife guests at Dr G W Hay home with ties to the Presbyterian assembly.
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Emma Cherry
Jack
Winfield
EB. C. Smith
Hoy McElhinney
Burlington
T. J. McElhinney
Rev. Hoy McElhinney
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Henry C. McCullough
Strassburg, Coloe
G. W. Hay
McCullough
Presbyterian General Assembly
Des Moines
Mrs. Hay
Washington Academy
Japanese Screen Explanations Help Audiences Decode English
Motion picture theaters in Japan feature a speaker who narrates each film to explain the English dialogue shown on screens. The device aids audiences who find English words unclear.
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Japan
Devilfish and War Era Prostitution Networks Describe Society
A fragmented OCR passage mentions protected creatures and shifting colours, a mother device enabling escape, and a bizarre wartime motif of fattening young women for a market. It references Merseee, Tonks, and villages where elder adults engage in prostitution for wartime revenue.
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Merseee
Mar Uiby
The Ruby Crowned Kingtet Sings With Surprising Power
An unusual note in the magazine rounds highlights a ruby crowned singer whose song captivates unusually. The performer’s spouse appears beside him during performances, adding a notable dynamic to the act.
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