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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1918

Page

3

Births Reported During September in Washington County

Washington county clerk records list numerous September births with child and father names, residence, and birth dates such as Charles Alvin Anderson in Washington township August 17 and Mabel Arline Burger in Oregon township September 11. The long roster includes entries for Alliman Gilbert Wyse, Fern lene Crozier, Wilma Leona Danker, Wayne Wm. Duwa, and many others across Marion Crawford and Washington townships.

Clerk of Courts Washington County Duwa Jackson Earnest Christian W. Earnest Marion Edgar Mary Irene John Edgar Crawford Fox Marjorie Hope Abraham Six Furman Gladys Irene Ray Furman Nira Gerdes Winifred Thos Johnson Gerdes Washington Wilfred Hahn Kenneth Lewis Chas L.hahn Hoxworth Florence F Israel Brighton Hawking Merritt F. Hawkins Oregon Twip Houck Doyle Wayne Houck Kenney Mildred Mary Frank Kenney Riverside Kern Virginia M Joe Kern Koehler Marion M. Gee Ainsworth Mayo Edna Irene Oral R. Mayo Marshall Wilma Earl Marshall Mathieu Emma Fredia Robert Mathieu Nobile Meyer Wm. M Edgar L. Meyer Miller Wm. Lyle Wm. F. Miller Norton Jennie May Warren Norton Nicholson Jasie Nicholson Highland Cedar Stouffer Peter E Jacob Stouffer Vernon Miout Ralph Amos Stout Kalth Robert Wendall Clarence Nareth Shialla Dolores Shalla Oith Donald Perry Geo M. Smith Line Creek Thompson Mary Lale Bentley Thompson van Nostrand Myra Vivian Emmet R. van Nostrand Wingfield Dessie Arline Lee L. H Wingfield Wittmer Dwight D Saml C. Wittner Noble Wagner Kenneth H Chas. J. Wagner Poo Cyrus Henry, Jr Cyrus Hacner Elie Ralph H Henry John

Iowa First State to Oversubscribe Fourth Liberty Loan

Iowa surpassed its fund-raising target with subscriptions totaling 148.92 million dollars against a 147.9 million quota, claimed as the first state to exceed its goal. Washington county reports support the overage, with county pledges expected to push the total well above the quota.

Chicago Iowa Seventh Federal Reserve District

Whittoft and Zeck Families Notify Washington Birth Records

Wm Whittoft and Raymond A Henry list names including Doris Lucile Everett Young and Mary Eunice Zeck with associated locations Washington and dates Sept 25 Sept 19 Aug 1, indicating a record snippet from a notice or registry of births and family connections in Washington.

Wm. Whittoft Washington Whittoft Raymond A. Henry John

Beautiful woman and digestion advice from old ad

A nineteenth or early twentieth century advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for better digestion. It suggests light meat consumption if digestion is faulty and cites Lemmon's Drug Store as the seller. The tone is promotional and period specific.

Lemmon’s Drug Store

Do Stones Grow Or Not

The text argues that stones do not grow like living things. It explains that stones only increase in size or amount through external additions or processes such as chipping, hardening, smoothing, or mud coatings, not by internal growth.

Definition of Good Advertising Reflects Public Wants

The advertising manager of a large store defines good advertising as a reflection of the public's wants rather than pushing what the store desires to promote. He urges avoiding ads aimed solely at correcting mistakes or forcing purchases.

Finest New Year Celebration Across Asia

A piece from Lecies' Home Journal extols a ritual in Japan and China where debts are settled before New Year. It claims no one enters the new year with unpaid bills, presenting this as a grand celebration.

Japan China Lecies

Good Substitute For White Woodwork Color Choice

Guidance favors a deep old ivory as a substitute for white woodwork to maintain a clean look. The aim is a general white effect without showing wear or a tie alert.

Col William Mitchell Leads First American Field Army Air Service

Col William Mitchell, starting as a private in the Spanish American war, becomes chief of the air service for the First American field army and directs aerial operations during the St. Millet drive. Born in France thirty nine years ago.

William Mitchell Tle St. Millet Drive Colonel Mitchell France

September Term Concludes in Washington County Court

Judge K E Willcock closes his last term in Washington county and plans retirement. November term set for November 4 with Judge Henry Silwood presiding. Probate and civil dockets feature numerous guardianships estates sales judgments and defaults across multiple cases including Havel Neiswanger McCoy Paul and Graham among others.

K. E. Willcockson Washington County Henry Silwold Newton

Washington county draw lists first hundred numbers in draft

The capitol in Washington telegraphed the first hundred draft numbers yesterday. Only 24 belonged to Washington county men while the rest were higher than 2265. The list includes Oliver F. Leppert of Brighton number 322 holder of order one and many other local names with their assigned numbers. Exemption boards will publish the full rest in coming days and next week, men who waived exemption move to class one and will be examined.

Capitol Washington Washington County Oliver F. Leppert Brighton Oliver Franklin Leppert Laudie Claude Ros James Marshal Martin Crawfordsville Frederick Beeson Crain Riverside Cuassium M. Clay Walton West Chester Harry H. Springman Arthur Leander Hough Nathaniel Green Squire James Edwin Dean Keota William Milton Simpson Ainsworth Newton Jasper Benson Wash

Too much silence quoted by Booth Tarkington

The remark questions silence as either reticence or emptiness noting it may signal dignity or deception. Booth Tarkington highlights how quietness can be interpreted in multiple ways.

Booth Tarkington

Local notices from Cedar Township events and meetings

Ladies of Cedar Township plan a dressed chicken sale for Red Cross on Saturday October 5. The Kolah club meets with Mrs Minnie Knapp Wednesday at 2 PM. Boy Scouts Troop 2 meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM for important business. Metho dist Sunday school class sewing bee next Thursday 2 5 PM at Mrs M Speidell home. Red Cross auxiliary meets Oct 2 at Mrs Rolla Eckerman home. Women's Hospital Auxiliary hold quarterly social Wednesday at 2 20 PM in Baptist church parlors with silver offering. Rainbow club meets Thursday 2 PM with Mrs Ed Miller. Presbyterian ladies social Friday 3 PM at the church bring needles thimbles.

Cedar Township Red Cross Delta Alpha Methodist Sunday School Women's Hospital Auxiliary Baptist Church The Presbyterian Church

Spoiler of Harmony

An old speaker laments a powerful singer at church who often sings off key, degrading the choir and the entire congregation with his loud, off pitch voice.

Uncle Eben

New Use for Carbonic Acid in Wall Plastering

A European invention uses carbonic acid gas in a mortar spray device to apply plaster on walls, accelerating wetting and drying. The process aims to speed construction and improve finish by enabling rapid, controlled plastering.

Sewing Club Meet for Red Cross Benefit at Moot Hart Home

The RE C B C will meet this evening at the home of Miss Nola Moot hart. All interested in sewing for the Red Cross benefit are welcome.

RE. C. B.C Nola Moothart Red Cross

Not Necessary. No wife's relative ever required forcible feeding

The Ohio State Journal notes a stance that no wife’s relative ever needed forcible feeding, framing the remark as a pointed legal or moral assertion without further context.

Ohio State Journal

Young Women’s Missionary Society Meets Tonight

The Young Women’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tonight with Miss Carolyn Hamilton attending.

The Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church Carolyn Hamilton

Definition and scope of martial law

Martial law is not a law in the usual sense but an abrogation of law. It is an order that supersedes civil law used in extreme peril when normal administration cannot protect the public welfare or safety.

Prince Axel Leads Danish Navy Mission in America

Prince Axel of Denmark commander of the Danish navy travels with his staff to four principal points of naval activity in America as part of a maritime tour.

Prince Axel Denmark America

Weekend Clothing Drive and Weiner Roast Notice

People with old clothes for Belgian relief should use the northeast room of the square once Crull grocery space. The B BR O class hosts a weiner roast Thursday at Clyde and Mrs. Birney’s home, rain date at the Methodist church, depart 6 p.m. autos provided for those without transport.

Crull Grocery B. BR. O Clyde Birney

Methodist Women Host Guest Day at Mrs Pauls Residence

The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church holds its guest day at 525 West Main Street, Friday at 2 30 PM. It opens the jubilee year and invites all church women to meet their Chinese Japanese and Hindu sisters and obtain new year books.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Chas. Pauls West Main St

Local club meetings moved due to weather and venue

The Navajo club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the Red Cross rooms. The PLPLL club meeting is postponed because of bad weather and will be held all day at E. J. Page’s home in town. The Good Times club will meet Thursday at the Red Cross workroom to work in town.

Red Cross Rooms PLPLL E. J. Page Good Times Red Cross

Lost Time Reflections on Time and Eternity

A reflective quote laments how people delay beauty and action, warning that each passing day is time lost that cannot be recovered, urging mindful living before the final hour arrives. The saying underscores the permanence of wasted time and the value of decisive living.

Mauw Mallee

Iowa Hog Survey Aimed to Gauge Pork for War Effort

The Food Administration under I F P Deems plans a September hog census in Iowa. School children will count every hog on farms via county committees to estimate exportable pork for soldiers and allies. Data covers brood sows, weighed hogs, and total hog numbers to guide Hoover's wartime food supply.

Lowa United States Food Administration I. F P. Deems Deems Herbert Hoover Ford Administration Council of National Defense Merchants Farm Bureau Hoover Pood Administration United States Mr. Hoover Federal Dees Decus Food Administration Aa S Iowa Loover

Infernal heat sparks bold exchange in club scene

A stern colonel in a sunlit club demands water from a sly accomplice. The exchange reveals the old warrior's resolve as he asserts his thirst, not his intent, testing the traitor's loyalties amid simmering danger.

Worth White Quotation From City Streets Fragment

A quoted line describes a vast solitude on city streets and an army of the Lonely Falls to drown, suggesting a literary or poetic excerpt. The readable fragment centers on urban desolation and a symbolic force or group named Lonely Falls.

Army of the

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure

Advert reads hall s catarrh medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Describes catarrh as local yet influenced by constitution, claims best physicians prescribed it, ingredients include tonics and blood purifiers, offers testimonials and free samples.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo C. Aggists

Also Mentioned on This Page

Liberty Loan Col Willcockson Silwold Frank Havel Emma Havel C. A. Dewey Jasper L. Neiswanger W.H. Butterfield Eli Neiswanger Thomas McCoy Horation Hall Frank Cruz Ance Thomas W. Rickey H. T. Reynolds Daniel Hofer W. H. Butterfield Marian L. Doig Fort Sherman Rachel Thompson Pomeroy Mather Christina Hunter Mary C. Hoskins Guardian Star Gro, & Mar. Co George H. Paul Western Union Telegraph Co Henry Austerheide Geo. H. Paul Co Marshal Field & Co Ster Clothing Mfc. Co George H. Paul Farm Co Flaxman Dry Goods & Nation Co H. Paul Jane Hunter Etta May Hunter Mae McLaughlin William McLaughlin Mery Harding J. TL. Hesseltine W. A. Stewart Jacob Moon A. H. Twinam James Rogers Bertha Irene Cowger Jonathan Wilson Charles Kos Hugh D. Downey Sarah J. Donavan Simon P. Teeple John W. Davidson John Essley Minnie &. Elgar Luther Hall L. Fouchek Melcher Staley Sulalia Merchant Benson Wm. S. Custer Mary Ruth Merchant Ilowa Savings Bank C. C. Graham Iowa Savings Bank Enderes, Incorp V. O. K Mauck Shapleigh Hdw. Co O. K. Mauck Sickleigh Hdw. Co Ington Wilmer George Robb Warren Cash Grocery Kolah Club Minnie Knapp Boy Scouts Rolla Eckerman Floyd Green Rainbow Club Ed Miller McCal Bros J. L. Pearson Journal H. P Iowa Gas & Electric Co Gor Jonathans Ben Davis Stout Poland Robert Sheetz Towa Phone Jersey Boyd Berdo Sitfeed South Bend Malle Carl Combs Ed Geret Ainsworth Cemetery Edmund Feichtmeir Goonp German Heater Call Humble T. L. Dodds Duroc Jersey F. A. Donaldson Burr Taylor West Washington Street Reed C. L. Stone Lear Win Smouse Green Modern North Ave G. W. Alexander W. M. Keeley
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