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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1924

Page

5

Iowa Editors Shaped State Journalism Says Lazell

Fred J. Lazell, University of Iowa journalism professor, traced Iowa newspaper history from 1826 to now. He praised editors for generosity, courage, and battles over power, noting many leaders shaped state opinion and mentored younger writers.

Associated Press Iowa City Iowa Dubuque Fred. J. Lazell University of Iowa Lazell Congress Paseine Lawa Jazeil Wnt Cedar Rapids John King Smith Press Lanchester Wis St. Paul James Clarke Iowa Territory Burlington James G. Edwards Edwards Fort Madison Clarke William Crum Whig Standard Ver Antwerp Democrat John P. Irish Iowa Cityress Jamess. Clarkson Allison Harlan Clarkon Dick Clarkson Clark Keokuk Gate City Murphy George D. Perkins Kelly Tribune Allan Dawson Des Moines Jud Welliver Albert B. Cummins Cyrenus Cole Register Johnson Brigham

Fire Extinguished by Dynamite at Utah Gas Well

A Utah gas well near Cisco, ignited by lightning and reportedly the largest west of the Mississippi, was put out by dynamite after burning for several days. Word from Salt Lake City confirms the extinguishment.

Salt Lake City Utah Cisco Mississippi River

Burglars Hit Wellman Area Shops and Stations

Undesirable visitors broke into Joe Brown blacksmith shop, stole chisels and a sledge hammer, then looted Wm. Stricker filling station and cash register, about fourteen dollars. T. D. Adams station lost around five hundred dollars plus a diamond ring. the thieves moved Adams safe north of town and damaged it. Police inspect the damaged sites as community sympathy rises for Adams.

Wellman Weilman Joe Brown Wm. Stricker T. D. Adams Adams J. P. Schwartzendruber Schwartzendinger Wm. Singleman Iowa City Singleman Lamont Wade Howard Webster Arthur Webster Denison Sweet Fardley Bell, Jr Russel Darnell Washington Riverside Muscatine Hamilton Sample Alta Sample Joe Kane Fred Reid Frederick John T. Gibson Valley Junction W. B. Darnell Russell Cedar Rapids HB. Knight Braden Frank Sage W. T. Hamilton Alex Miller Leigh Foster Perry Lilvey Maxwell Iowa Joe Fisher Joe Bert Oldaker Mia Adley Yoder Pierre South Dakota Mr. Brown J. R. Manney Merl Munson J. J. Ward Glenn Romine Nira

Wellman News In Brief From Local Note

Mr and Mrs J G Weidline returned from Palasade Colorado where they spent weeks with their son Dr Floyd Weidline and wife They also saw Eddie Herr and Fred Luke formerly Wellmanites now in Palasade They visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Harvey reporting Wellman folks well The W C T U meeting at M B church October 23 will hear reports from delegates to Cedar Rapids The W C T U remains large Bert Deans built a barn after a July lightning strike Mrs W Mengenhausen and Mrs Stump spent Monday in Washington visiting relatives

J. G. Weidline Palasade Colo Floyd Weidline Eddie Herr Fred Luke Wilbur Harvey M. B Cedar Rapids Bert Deanas W. W. Mengenhausen Stump Washington

Grange Ice Man Sheds Light On Football Plan

Harold Rea Grange, famed Iliinois halfback, said he worked as an ice man during summer vacations to stay in football shape. He declined a life insurance path, saying the labor helped physical conditioning for the fall season. He plans another year of football before pursuing business and possibly coaching.

Grange Urbana Harold “Rea” Grange Ilinois

Coverly Advocates Youth Neuro Hospitals To Shield Bronx Drive

Judge John R. Coverly of Chicago urges creation of neuropathic hospitals in major cities for scientific examination and treatment of youths. He spoke during the Leopold-Loeb trial era and backs a $2,500,000 campaign to establish such an institution in the Bronx to deter crime.

Coverly New York John R. Coverly Chicago Bronx

Lutheran Pastors Meeting Concludes in Mediapolis

The Iowa Lutheran Conference Augustana Synod Pastoral Convention closes with the installation of Rev. Carl O. Nelson as pastor of Emanuel Church in Mediapolis. Presiding officer Rev. A. T. Lundheim, D. D., of Gowrie, and guests Dr. G. A. Kandell of Rock Island and Prof. G. Rebelius attended. About thirty five pastors and many visitors joined the event, with a young peoples rally featuring Rev. Paul H. Andreen of Des Moines and Rev. M. A. Johnson of Swedesburg addressing the gathering.

Iowa Lutheran Conference Augustana Synod Carl O. Nelson Immanuel Church A. T. Lundheim D. D Gowrie G. A. Kandell Rock Island G. Rebelius Augustana Theology Seminary Ilinois Young Peoples Paul H. Andreen Des Moines M. A. Johnson Swedesburg

U S Cost of Living Rises Nine-Tenths Percent June to September

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.9 percent rise in U S living costs from June to September, with a 70.6 percent gain since December 1917. Increases varied by city, led by Mobile at 1.8 percent and Portland Denver Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle showing smaller gains.

Washington United States Bureau of Labor Statistics Department of Labor Mobile Portland Ore San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle

Amana visitos and church work in Crawfordsville

Miss Pauline Doty drove with Mr and Mrs Whitford of Winfield to Amana for Sabbath. Mr and Mrs J Dr Martin of Wellston and family visited. Eula returned to school. Frank Macon of Washington called. A cement floor was laid in the new Methodist parsonage garage with local church men assisting led by young Helen Hayes.

Crawfordsville Pauline Doty Whitford Winfield Amana

Crawfordsville Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Mrs Pearl Tressler visited in Delta with Miss Zelda Blake who teaches at Weert Tranch. Various locals including Edith Miller Huston and daughter Hope Doris Felcher, Datey Hubert, Elia DeLong, and families traveled to Washington Saturday.

Crawfordsvills Pearl Tressler Delta Zelda Blake Weert Tranch Edith Miller Martha Elizabeth Huston Hope Doris Felcher Datey Hubert Elia DeLong Robert and Lee Shaffer Rex Long Robert McCall Washington Frank Avuama Elwyn Davidson Harold Graham Mary Alison Washingon Lucie Jones Emma Bennett Verna McElroy Iowa City A. T. James Etna Ava Burlington Missee Velma Twinam Town City Lee Hanna John Hanna Severa Coal Valley Frank Hamilton Geneseo Vis J. Edwards Fairfield Grant Edwards Lloyd Moothart Lenniger Victoria Myron Hayes W. G Robertson Henry Ainsworth Walden Smith Mt. Pleasant Donald Ross Wash'neton Harold Ress W. C. Porter

Reverend Hayes Delivers Sermon on Christ at the Door

The United Presbyterian Church in Columbus City hosted a union service last night. The Rev Myron Hayes preached on Christ at the door from Behold I stand at the door and knock, urging renewed spiritual seriousness amid growing indifference.

United Presbyterian Church Columbus City Myron Hayes Union Christ

Tailor Returns Home King of a South Sea Isle

Prague dated tale reports Jan Funda returning after 13 years to claim his sewing tools. He declares ownership of a coconut island in the Fiji region where he rules as governor and intends to take his implements to teach island children that success springs from tailoring craft. He left Prague after a dispute over a suit and wandered through Germany, London, Paris, Africa, and Australia before settling in Fiji.

Prague Jan Funda South Seas Funda Jan Germany London Paris Marseilles Africa Australia Fiji Islands

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