Washington Wins Over Fort Madison 16 to 0 in Denison Park game
Washington high school dominated Fort Madison with two first half scores as Putnam and Daniela led a powerful early attack. Waymack added a late first half field goal, and Washington held on in a defensive battle despite Fort Madison's improved play in the second half.
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Pete” Molesworth
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Molesworth
Cefiler
Pete
Marshall and Wellman Clash in Gridiron Shootout
Marshall runs thirty yards for a TD but fails on the extra point. Morrow returns a Washington pass for a TD and Blumenstein adds the goal. Molesworth kicks two dropkicks and returns a punt for a TD. Steninger powers Wellman as Longwell and others staunchly defend. Referee Dunham.
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Wellman
Washington
Blumenstein
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Longwell
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Ashby Bolce
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Steele
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Godlove
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Dunham
Inesman
Ferguson
Plan Early Passage of Towner-Sterling Education Dept. Bill
Washington reports a coalition of national groups backing a US Department of Education. Leaders from NEA, AFL, libraries, and women’s organizations discussed strategy for early Senate and House passage this fall. Speakers emphasized growing support across regions and classes.
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Congress
Department of Education
National Education Association
National Committee For A Department of Education
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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American Library Association
Women's Christian Temperance Union
National Uncil of Jewish Women
American Council of Education
Supreme Council Scottish Rite of Free Masonry
Southern Jurisdicction
Chambers of Commerce
Sreneee Stenning
South Dakota
Towner
Iowa
Senate
House
Noted Lovers Clash Over Past Proposal and Cigars
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls a troubled romance. A sweet young woman asks if the man remembers a marriage proposal, and he retorts that her cigars ruined him, implying past business fallout.
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Yonkers
The Umbrella Sale and Tax Shocker
Minna Irving recalls buying a plain umbrella for eleven forty nine with a crooked frame and wooden handle. The smiling salesman explains the price drops to a dollar five after tax. No change in prices for Monday.
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Minna Irving
Community Society Notes From Local Church Meetings
Delta Alpha class of the Methodist church re elected officers and scheduled a rummage sale in the Stewart building for next Saturday. Presbyterian Ladies meet with a program, luncheon and contests, Barbara Cuddy recited Autumn Fires. Howard C Keiper Womans Relief Corps met at the M E church with plans for a supper on Armistice Night November eleventh and a thanks to Sadie Hollinger. Thirty five members and four visitors attended the sessions.
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The
Methodist Church
Walter Peter
Wan
Merc
L. M. Eicher
Chas. Davis
C. K. Gray
Baker
Tiwan
Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Ivan Rehmel
L. D. Langworthy
T. L. Dodd
David Wallingford
J. E. Rittler
Rickey
Howard C. Keiper
State Profits From Inheritance Tax Delays, Says Iowa Official
Des Moines reports that collateral inheritance tax yields about 700000 dollars yearly, largely from interest on overdue payments. B J Powers, collateral inheritance tax attorney, notes assets tied up for decades due to heirs ignorance and long settlement windows. He cites cases including a 611 dollar tax with 1009 dollars interest and the Des Moines streetcar property with 160 percent interest. The article explains foreign heirs pay higher rates and mentions an 18 month grace on interest cut from eight to six percent by recent legislation to aid heirs.
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Des Moines
Towa
B. J. Powers
Attorney General
Attorney_Powers
Powers
Fortnightly club meetings announced for music and current events
The Fortnightly club announces a music department meeting Monday at 7 45 PM at Mrs Elton's home with social hour and a question box. The current events department will meet Tuesday at Mrs Ween's home for a study program on disarmament covering Japan China Korea Liberty France Italy and the U S with named participants.
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Mra Ween
Japan
Speidel
China
Campbell
Kageland
Liberty
France
Misa Rownd
Italy
Carris
U. S
Pitawilliam
Goeu
Open air services postponed and local meetings listed
Open air services planned for this evening are indefinitely postponed. The Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday October 18 at West Chester Temple. Prairie Flower Baptist Church holds quarterly communion next Sunday at 11 am. Rally Day at West Chester M E Church next Sunday at 10:30 am. West Chester Community Club Begins first literary program Monday October 17. Revival at Trapiiet church in Ainsworth Monday evening with Rev. C E Riddington invitations. Candy social October 20 at Salem schoolhouse two miles south of Richmond. Queen Esthers meet Monday at 7 40 pm with Mrs Harry Evans subscriptions for Woman's Home Missions. Painter's Local 760 meets Saturday at 7:30 pm Lloyd Moothart president. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Will Caldwell October 19. Fortnightly club home economics department meets Tuesday 2:30 pm Mrs Harry Dickerson 214 North 4th Ave. Bible study at Mrs Wilson’s home | 612
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Queen Esthers
Harry Evans
North Ave
Woman's Home Missions
Harry Dickerson
North 4Th Ave
Church Consecration and Union Meeting Announced
Sabbath school begins at 9 45 morning worship at 11 60 with a sermon on The Church A School for Religious Education. Young people join city wide union at the Christian church at 6 00. Evening worship at 7 00 with Why Was the Bible Written. Arthur R Oates pastor Bertha Hay chorister Mrs C R B Dawherty organist.
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Christian Church
Arthur R. Oates
Bertha Hay
C. RB
Daugherty
What is a space headline in a crowded streetcar
A London Punch quotation questions the nature of space in a humorous voice. The author suggests a writer might gain insight by sitting between two stout women in a crowded streetcar. The remark uses a playful, satirical tone.
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London Punch
Tax money loaned at slx percent in state
The state loans out its tax money at slx percent as the direct inheritance tax law, passed by the last legislature, yields little revenue due to settlement periods and high exemptions. Attorney Powers says few direct heirs are affected and revenue will remain limited.
Contractors Praise The County Board
M G Waugh of Watch Tackman praises the county board engineers and officials after completing a nine bridge project on the east primary road. The firm had earlier secured a contract for eleven bridges and is departing for Clarkeville Iowa while praising Washington hospitality.
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Washington
Epidemic of Hog Cholera Grows in Iowa State
Iowa State College veterinary dean C H Stange warns the hog cholera outbreak in Iowa is more serious than believed and will worsen without immediate vaccination and control measures. He notes cycles of outbreaks and cites heavy losses in Plymouth Sioux Jasper and Hardin counties with 261000 hogs lost last year. Vaccination urged as serum products prove effective and Iowa aims to limit state losses.
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Iowa
C. H. Stange
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Iowa State College
Dean Stange
Dean Stance
Plymouth County
Sioux
Jasper
Hardin
Alamakee
Ringgold
Iona
Corn Belt
West Branch 14 Muscatine 6 in decisive home win
West Branch beat Muscatine 14 to 6 to claim a third straight victory. Machines carried the ball for a short touchdown and added an eighty yard run by Albin for the second score as Muscatine fought to breach the goal line.
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West Branch
Muscatine
Albin
Tardy Science Meets Poets On Hidden Force Of Eye
A Chicago Daily News note compares scientific progress to poetry on perception, stating scientists took 2000 years to realize the mysterious force detected by the human eye influences reality, mirroring early poetic reverence for sight.
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Chicago Daily News
Letts Shuts Out Wapello After Fumble Plague
Letts high school defeated Wapello 6 to 0 as Wapello fumbled three times in the red zone. Snyder and Hadley starred for Letts while Smail stood out for Wapello in the Iowa game played yesterday.
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Letts
Iowa
Testing the Hairdresser's Touch in Berlin School
A Berlin hairdressing program tests student competence with a unique machine that measures comb tension to ensure no pulling or jerking. The device records tension throughout each pass to reveal technique quality and progress.
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Berlin
Brain differences among primates noted in study
Essay notes that human brains differ little from apes compared with the gap between chimpanzee and lemur brains. The author argues that cerebral structure shows maiores gaps across distant primate lineages, highlighting close similarities within apes while lemur cognition appears more distinct.
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