Mondell Speech Draws Washington County Voters
Washington county residents plan to attend a Thursday evening address by Frank W. Mondell, a leading Republican figure, amid strong party backing for Coolidge and Dawes. Mondell's long service in Congress and farming legislation ties frame to local interests, with county leaders urging broad attendance.
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County Central Committee
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Claude Davis
Mondell
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Cleveland
Dry Farming Congress
War Finance Corporation
Chicagoans Leave for Baseball Junket
The European baseball trip of the Chicago White Sox and the New York Giants began as Chicago players led by Norris L. O'Neill and officials Charles Comiskey Louis Comiskey and Harry Grabner entrained for Montreal to join more players and the Giants.
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Chicago
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New York Giants
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Charles Comiskey
Louis Comiskey
Harry Grabjer
Montreal
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Murtagh Cancels Washington Visit Due to Voice
William Suther land, chairman of the democratic county central committee, received a telegram stating J C Murtagh will not come to Washington next Tuesday and all planned addresses are cancelled. Murtagh, the democratic candidate for governor, has lost his voice after several Iowa campaign events, prompting the cancellation.
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Democratic County Central Committee
J.C. Murtagh
Washington
Murtagh
Iowa
Sneak Thief Robs Woman's Hen House
Mrs. Emmet Hamm found her Wright farm hen house stripped of a few dozen pure bred A I Red pullets after a nighttime visit by a thief. The birds were chloroformed and carried away while she was away in town, leaving only a handful behind.
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Brookhart Visits Mason City and Moulton Tour
Senator W. Brookhart arrived from Mason City after speaking there. He spent the day in town with brief stops in Moulton and Drakesville and planned to return home that night. In Cedar Rapids he addressed about four hundred businessmen at a noon luncheon club gathering.
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Mason City
Moulton
Drakesville
Cedar Rapids
It Saw Your Ad in the Journal Merchant Reminder
A brief notice urges merchants to cite that readers saw their advertisement in the Journal as proof of reach. It emphasizes confirming ad exposure and collecting responses from customers who mention the paper.
Candidates urged to push greatest effort in campaign
Voters review shows Honor Roll based on yesterday’s returns up to 6 p m. The closing “Second Period” offers the biggest vote inducement, ending in two weeks. Afterward the Third schedule reduces votes. candidates race remains open with Buick Six prizes at stake.
Washington Wins Prizes in Singing at Eisteddad Festival
The Boya Glee Club of Washington High School plus a 25 girl Methodist chorus won top prizes at the Eisteddad festival in Columbus Junction. The boys earned 50 dollars for best men's chorus and a 21.50 tapestry chair for director Miss Hay. The girls won 20 dollars and a leather chair for Mr. Miller. Numerous individuals across choir, piano, soprano, and other categories earned honorary prizes and lamps, chains, or rugs from local merchants.
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Clifford Brady
Lester Long
Charles Lyon Live Snyder
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James Sexton
John Matthews
Arthur Birney
Harold Elwell
Dan Brindley
Merle Wilson
Theodore Meyer
Maurice Meyer
Merion Stransky
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Milford Anderson
Jason Kleese
Dave Springman
Herbert Formes
Max McCall
David McCreedy
Merlin Stewart
Merrittt Robb
Charles George
Merritt Reiner
Warren Allen
Harry Enslin
John McGugin
Ralph Unthank
Clarence Singmaster
Dick Haney
Stanley McConnell
Stanley Maxwell
Methodist Church
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Mr. Miller
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Evelyn Stutsman
Ruth Cunningham
Winifred Allen
Elma Rice
Priscilla Morrison
Arabelle Crone
Martha Crone
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Nellie Ruth Lyon
Isabelle Davis
Rose Carbaugh
Irma Tucker
Evelyn Bambrick
Anita Pratt
Nelson Jewley
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Alto Islo
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Auto and Phone Help ers Selected For Get Out The Vote
The executive board of the Get Out The Vote Campaign met yesterday and chose the automobile and telephone squads. Mrs Fred Reid was named chairman of the automobile group with ward volunteers listed for each ward. The telephone squad was also appointed with representatives from all four wards. The board hopes these committees meet soon with ward chairmen to outline the planned work.
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Roy Mallory
Rude Warfe
Hal Reister
Joe Wright
KB. KB. Stutsman
Richard Johnson
Joe McElhinney
Homer Stephen
Merle Lytle
Eva Livingston
H. M. Elricher
C. A. Speer
Washington Stages Late Rally to Beat Winfield 26–0
Washington defeated Winfield 26 to 6 at the home field. Washington built a lead with a first quarter score and sealed the game in the final periods with three touchdowns.
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Winfield
Marshall
Duke
Edwards
President Coolidge on Ku Klux Klan Attitude
Bascom Slemp informs James Deery the president has repeatedly stated he is not a member of the Ku Klux Klan and is not in sympathy with its aims. Slemp declines to provide the exact time or words of any past remarks on the matter.
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James E. Deery
Indianapolis
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Local Festival Yields Prizes and Praise
Mrs Williams performed Leal Kindly Light earning a five dollar award. A mixed quartet including Mr and Mrs Carl Hedces Mrs Williams and Mr Miller won first prize ten dollars with Protheroes Sunset. The festival was unusually successful and Washington attendees enjoyed winning many prizes.
Merchant Ad Seen Prompting Customer Interaction
A reader notes reminding merchants to acknowledge shoppers who recall finding their advertisement. The tip emphasizes proactive engagement to boost response to ads and stimulate sales.
The Covered Wagon Draws Crowd at Graham Theater
A large Graham audience packed the theater for The Covered Wagon opening night then filled a second show. The film follows a caravan from Westport Kansas City to Oregon with scenes of the Platte crossing and vast wagon train, praised for its acting and staging.
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The Horseshoe Club Straw Vote on Senate Race
A Horseshoe Club committee reports a straw vote of 28 ballots on the senatorial contest. It shows 25 for Steck and 3 for Brookhart, but the group says the result does not reflect average public sentiment and cautions against drawing firm conclusions. The Journal predicts Coolidge and Brookhart may prevail, but offers no prophecies.
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Journal
Steck
Brookhart
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Brockhart
Washington
Evangelistic Services to Open at Two Churches
Evangelistic meetings begin next Sabbath at Second United Presbyterian with two-week series. Rev. Reade McCrory and Rev. Wilard Wylie headline opening and Monday talks. Evangilist Rev. Fred Elliott from Des Moines presides nightly from Tuesday. Mr. B Elliott of Elmwood Church is a former Morning Sun pastor. Members anticipate success after three weeks of special prayers.
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Lrst
Wilard Wylie
Fred Elliott
Des Moines
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Elmwood Church
Morning Sun United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Havre Visitor Ode Ferguson In Town Today
Havre resident Ode Ferguson visited the town. Robert Spera, son of Mr and Mrs William Spera, underwent tonsils and adenoids surgery yesterday and is recovering well.
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Havre
Robert Spera
William Spera
Avoid Passion as Excerpted Verse
A compact line notes that one who seeks visibility through a microscope must submit to being seen in passion. The speaker emphasizes self-restraint over display and critiques vanity in pursuit of attention.
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Norma Shearer
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Hank Mann
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Lillian Langdon
Corn Growers Association Urges Sorting and Holding Corn
The Corn Growers Association directs members to sort their corn and hold it for 1.50 a bushel. Des Moines chaired by Fr B Layman says use of warehousing law if credit is needed. Officials estimate Town crop at about 60 percent of normal.
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