Early Washington Iowa Library Founded Amid Early City Life
The piece chronicles Washington Iowa’s formation of a free public library. It recalls rough early conditions, water from wells, dirt roads, and horses and mules as work power, leading to the 1872 library act and 1873 vote. After years of struggle the library opened Aug 7 1878 with James A. Thompson as librarian and J. Scofield as a trustee.
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Music Hall
Everson Opera House
Corrett’s Hall
Court House
Washington National Bay
A. H. Patterson
A. W. Chilcote
J. R. Lewis
L. F. Sherman
S. G. Owen
Washington Free Public Library
James A. Thompson
Scofield
T. D. Wallace
D. W. Lewis
E. G. Wilson
H. A. Burrell
Washington Vree Public Library
Jas. A. Thompson
Old School
D. Scofield
C. T. Jones
Wm. Scofield
A. R. Dewey
A. W H. Wallace
John Rheinart
J. P. Huskins
J. A. Henderson
HL. F. Steck
Chilcote
Hiram Scofield
Thompson
Washington
Geo. G. Rodman
John Templin
H. F. Steck
HW. A. Barrell
Frazier
Wilde and Burrell
Wilde
Bell
Miles
Dodd
Burrell
Rodman
Wallace
Hays
City Hall
Looe
Iowa
Jane A. Chilcote
Free Public Library
J. A. Thompson
J. W. Templeton
F. H. Graves
Graves
N. J. Springer
Eva G. Denny
W. Lewis
T.D. Wallace
J. D. Miles
J. C. Barnes
J. R. Logue
A. H. Wallace
Arthur Fowler
H. R. Stark
G. H W. Mullin
J. A. Chilcote
J. H. Young
H. Scofield
W. A. Pratt
M. J. Roberts
W. CC. Allen
Oc. C. Patterson
R. B. Crone
Ida Nicola
Mise Cordelia Ross
L. D. Young
M. W. Bailey
W. W. Bowers
C. W. McLaughlin
Helen Wilson
J. H. Peet
W. . Hedges
Enoch Ross
T. F. Dougherty
Jackson Roberts
M. CC. Parker
Wm. Blair
D. W. French
John P. [Luskins
J. Whitcomb
J. H. Rex
R. M. Wallace
John A. Henderson
A. H.wallace
J. F. Henderson
Andrew Kendall
J. Albert Williams
Ben Henderson
G. G. Rodman
Cyrus Beard
Edgar Wilson
Ro. Rowland
Geo. Morton
Leigh Wallace
Fanny Jones
A. N. Alberson
C. W. Beard
Col. Cowles
Frank Steck
C. H. Groff
I. Hoover
Wayne Simmons
Dan Belding
Alma Glasgow
Winnie Richards
A. van Wagener
Alice Wilson
Will Glasgow
Chas. Wilson
Capt. Kelloge
Jack Morrison
Notice of Spectal Measure At General Election 1928
Notice to voters of Washington County Iowa that at the November 6 1928 general election a proposition will be submitted asking if the county should levy up to three mills on property value beginning 1929 to establish a county tuberculosis eradication fund and join the accredited area plan.
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Washington County
Iowa
King of Kings Triumph at World Premiere in 1927
Cecil B. DeMille's The King of Kings stunned critics and audiences at its April 17 1927 world premiere at the Gaiety Theatre New York. It ran eight months there and in other cities with strong acclaim calling it the greatest screen production to date and a monumental achievement in filmmaking. Betty Colfax Evening Graphic lauds its solemnity and surpassing impact. Rose Pelswiek Evening Journal calls it breath takingly beautiful with dramatic story and settings.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Gaiety Theatre
New York
de Mille
Gaiety
Cecil de Mille
Christ
Betty Colfax
Evening Graphic
Rose Pelswiek
Evening Journal
Community club and lecture schedule announced
The K O o W club meets at Mrs Laura Graham's home Tuesday October 16 at 7 pm. Political meetings follow October 16 at Haskins and October 17 at Brighton and October 18 at Wellman. Tax talk by Kecher and Donahue at Haskins. financial conditions talk by Johnson and Donahey at Brighton and Wellman. Baptist Missionary Society hosts potluck at church Monday 6 15 pm. Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday 7 30 pm.
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K. Oo. W. Club
Laura Graham
Haskins
Brighton
Wellman
KE. C. Kieher
Sam T. Donahey
A. J. Johnson
Impeachment Vote Ousts New York Governor Sulzer
On October 17, 1913 the Court of Impeachment voted 43 to 12 to remove Governor William Sulzer from office, the first impeachment of a New York governor. The episode highlighted Tammany Hall power and the wrath of a political boss.
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William Sulzer
State of
New York
M. R. Werner
Tammany Hall
Car Service Advice for Cold Weather Starts
Advice suggests having attendants change your oil within a day or two and consider a different grade. If the car won’t start easily in cold weather, mention it to a attendant who may adjust the carburetor for you.
Chevrolet reaches five millionth car milestone in record year
The Chevrolet Motor Company announced the production of its five millionth car at the Flint Michigan plant on Sept 8 in a year of rapid growth. Since Jan 18 1927 the company has produced two million cars in under 20 months and expects to exceed one million more this year as demand climbs.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Engineer Hoover shapes civilization with new blueprint
The quote praises Herbert Hoover as an engineer of civilization guiding material progress without stifling the human spirit. It notes that, despite failures by successors, the work must continue, praising Hoover for showing a new path.
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Herbert Hoover
Will Irwin
Hitchcock Declares Hoover Vindicated by War Effort
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, a Hoover Administration ally in the Senate, praises Herbert Hoover in January 1919 stating that without Hoover and the Food Administration the packing industry would have reaped far greater profits and that Hoover exited the war with an unparalleled reputation.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Food Administration
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