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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1919

Page

3

Washington Stuns Monmouth In Striking Football Upset

Washington defeated heavier Monmouth 14 to 0 at Denison’s ballpark. Putnam scored both extra points after Washington touchdowns in the second and third quarters. The locals backed its line stoutly with Lemley handling center and Gates, Swift, and Hunter contributing strong gaps. Monmouth, led by Brummell and Lensey, fought hard but could not crack the Washington defense.

Altho Washington Monmouth Denison Lemley Imnois Whitford Gates Swift Hunter Duke Carson Rend Lemsey Hall Neill Jones Ross McCreedy Washington Monmouth Carson L. E White Ie Ee de Gee Torley L. G Pes Eigneee Smith Actiocarrelley Shasan Iummel Mintier Ardel Tor Reed Walters Mc-Call Drain Dungan Brummell Putnam Iemiey Jemiey Sage Iowa City Lange Fairfield Foley Monnmouth Ken

Lead Weight Fraud at Local Grocery House

A conversation reports a grocer firing a clerk accused of swindling through rigged weighing. One man says he helped fix a lump of lead on a scale, but notes it was placed on the wrong side, causing the scam to fail and the grocer to notice the deception.

Mackindle Mackindie

Shoulder Your Own Errors and Reflect on Hurting Others

A strong admonition on personal responsibility and avoiding shifting blame. The text argues disowning actions harms others and that indifference is nearly as bad as malice, urging individuals to own ideas without using others as excuses.

Death by horse kick confirmed in Fletcher case

Joseph A. Fletcher of Crawfordsville Iowa died Friday evening near Crawfordsville from a chest blow believed to be delivered by a horse kick. Coroner's jury testified that a hoof mark on his denim jacket matched the fatal impact near the heart, ending speculation about the death.

Joseph Fletcher Joseph A. Fletcher Crawford Township Crawfords Ville G. W. Hay Crawfordsville C. S. Woodford Washington J. W. Teeter H.S. Young W. P. Davidson Iowa Rhea Fletcher Mr. Fletcher W. Huston

Methodists Celebrate Eightieth Anniversary Sunday

At the 80th anniversary celebration Miss Mary Hunter organist will give a recital from 7 39 to 8 o clock then the full choir sings two numbers followed by Mrs Carl Hedges in a song Opal White will give a clarinet solo and Harry Thomas will sing The Rev J A Glendinning pastor will read an historical address prepared by Dc H Wilson a member for sixty one years and the Rev A B Smith D D president of Town Wesleyan College and former pastor will give the principal address After the service the audience will go to the basement for refreshments served by the men of the church All friends are cordialy invited.

Mary Hunter Carl Hedges Opal White Harry Thomas J. A. Glendinning Dc. H. Wilson Sxty A. 8. Smith Town J Wesleyan College

Oil Discovery Sparks Pennsylvanian Oil Boom

In 1859 on August 28 petroleum was found at Watsons Fists Pa near the Allegheny River head. Edwin Drake drilled the first oil well and later in the year his firm Drake Bowdlich drilled Titusville to 70 feet and struck a 1000 gallon per day well. This marked the birth of the vast oil industry in northwestern Pennsylvania.

Watson's Fists Edwin Drake Drake Drake & Bowdlich Titusville Pennsyvania

Strange wedding tale ends with a wealthy vow

A bizarre account recalls Avhe In her youth marrying a soldier who left to seek fortune and returned rich. He ultimately came back to wed his old sweetheart in a wheel chair ceremony, as reported by Chicago Trilmane.

Trilmane

Largest Custom House in New York City

The Largest Custom House in New York is noted as the world's biggest custom house with a construction cost of 4 600 000 dollars.

New York

Eightieth Anniversary of Washington Methodist Church Observed

Washington Methodist Church marks eighty years since its 1839 founding with Sunday services and an evening social. Dr. C L Stafford preached morning, Dr J A Glendinning spoke evening on the church’s mission and revival, inviting all to pledge support for evangelism. The Men’s group hosts the evening gathering with a brief program and refreshments.

Methodist Episcopal Congregation Washington Stafford C. L. Stafford Muscatine J. A. Glerdinning Glendinning

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