Burlington High Faces Washington In Tough Grid Battle
Burlington high school football coach Bill Kelly brings a strong lineup to challenge Washington this Saturday. Key back Ridout returns from injury to join Lawson and a hard hitting squad, after a 61 to 0 win over Monmouth. Burlington seeks to rebound from early season losses as Washington braces for a stiff test.
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Washington
Bill Kelly
Burlington
Ridout
Daniels
Lawson
Kelly
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Monmouth
McKinstry
Davenport
Edgar
Brighton
Iowa Corn Claim Sparks Friendly Display at Journal Office
John Simmering Jr submits an ear of Yellow Dent corn to show Iowa's superiority over Missouri samples brought by Fred Bartholomew. He vows not to let Missouri off and also presents late potatoes grown by his father, aged three, planted June 26, described as splendid.
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Missouri
Journal
Iowa
John Simmering Jr
Fred Bartholomew
John
Car to be sold at Deal Spotted Poland sale
A well equipped touring car will be sold at the Deal Spotted Poland sale on Saturday located on West Monroe street.
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Poland
West Monroe Street
McElhinney Drug Company Gets Trade Magazine Notice
The McElhinney Drug Company receives a column feature in The Druggist Circular Sept issue, praising its Ten years Ago Today advertising style in the Journal. The campaign has drawn Washington readers and gained wide advertising attention and success.
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McElhinney Drug Company
McElhinney Company
Washington
Services Opened at Local Church by Bishop M Hopkins
Bishop M Hopkins opened a series of evening meetings at the Christian church after leaving Horton Kansas last April due to a railway shopmen strike. He has four seasons in chautauqua work and this winter appears with the Columbia Lyceum Bureau. The first sermon praised Jesus as the light of the world and urged the church as a guiding light amid moral laxity and greed. Tonight at eight o clock he will speak on An Efficient Church.
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M. Hopkins
Kansas
Christian Church
Columbia Lyceum Bureau
St. Joseph, Mo
Vrey
Jesus
Light
Hawaii Land of Rainbows Above Honolulu
Citizens note frequent celestial arches arching over Honolulu with rainbows appearing almost daily, filling skies and delighting observers.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Prairie Flower Harvest Home Dinner Draws 325 Attendees
Prairie Flower church north west of town held its Harvest Home dinner after a postponement due to bad roads. Rev A J Unthank led a well organ ized event with 325 served, featuring fried chicken mashed potatoes cabbage jelly rolls pumpkin pie and coffee. Volunteers organized kitchens dining rooms and decorations while Mrs Roy Teets and Martha Thrasher provided violin and piano music.
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Prairie Flower Church
A. J. Unthank
Be, Dicken
Washington
al Reeves
Hal Figgins
Harley Myers
O. K. Scott
Tom Reeves
Roy Teets
Martha Thrasher
Harry Phillips
Harley O'Loughlin
Clint Griggs
Angel Food
Vera Watson
Rosella Wilson
Devil's Food
Arthur Wylie
Fra Mouser
Ann Rogers
Cyrus Push
Ella Booth
Nina Smith
Newton Benson
Chas. Bear
Interesting Property Sale Keeps Essley Farm in Family
The Essley farm southeast of Washington was sold to Ward Essley for 110 an acre to settle the Abe Essley estate. Eighty acres had belonged to the Essley family for eighty three years, with William L. Essley first entering the land in 1841 and the Tyler patent kept in a Washington National Bank vault. Ward, Abe’s grandson, now holds the farm, continuing the family line.
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Essley
Washington
Ward Essley
Abe Essley
Ward
William L. Essley
Tyler
Washington National Bank
Abe
Washington County
William L
Underwood Voices Critique of U S Foreign Policy
Senator Oscar W. Underwood spoke at the Texas state fair in Dallas noting that America has surrendered leadership in world affairs. He blamed U S officials for abandoning wartime sacrifice and the push for peaceful European settlements.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
America
Oscar W. Underwood
United States
Alabama
Europe
Boy from Marion Still Missing Today
Cedar Rapids reports Ralph Saxton the Marion Iowa boy and fugitive from Eldora State Industrial School remains missing. Despite his parents riding three trains hoping for his arrival, officials say he bought a ticket in Elreno Oklahoma and should have reached Cedar Rapids by last night or this morning.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Saxton
Marion
Iowa
Eldora
Elreno
Okla
Cedar ‘Rapids
Harvest Home display awards and dinner raise funds
Harold Ellis county agent judged the Harvest Home display outside awarding corn and potatoes ribbons to Bob Amlong Dick Lindsey and M E Booth. Best apple display featured Roman Beauties Ganos Salomes Wine Saps Genitans Jonathans Grimes Golden and an unknown variety. Special apples Jonathans Al Lafevre H C Anderson Grimes Golden tops were won by Anderson and Lefevre. Frank Macon led an auction after dinner. receipts total 378.03 with 204.49 from the Harvest Home display and more to come. The church thanks all helpers especially Mr Macon and Mr Ellis for their contributions.
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Harold Ellis
Bob Amlong
Harold Booth
Dick Lindsey
M. E. Booth
H. C. Anderson
Grimes
Ames
Jonathans
al Lafevre
Grimes Golden
al Lefevre
Frank Macon
Macon
Ellis
High School Girls Host Friday Home Economics Reception
Girls from the home economics department at the high school will entertain mothers, teachers, and friends Friday afternoon from four to six in room eleven. They are in the ninth grade Foods course, learning meal selection and serving, and this reception marks the first in a series of events guided by Miss Elizabeth Ensign.
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Home Economies
Elizabeth Ensign
Brookhart Tours Nitrate Plants in Muscle Shoals Visit
Brookhart of Iowa leads the special senatorial committee to Muscle Shoals to inspect the government power project and nitrate plants. He tours the half completed concrete construction and chooses to skip lunch for another tour of the nitrate facilities.
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Associated Press
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Missisippi Valley
McCormick Interior Waterway
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Vernon Sigler and Paul Kruger Travel to Washington
Vernon Sigler and Paul Kruger of Des Moines were in Washington on business yesterday. J B Dey of Brighton, Ed Hughes of Columbus Junction, and John Boshart of Wayland also visited Washington today while Palace Market touts Dankwardt bacon and fresh oysters from Baltimore.
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Vernon Sigler
Paul Kruger
Des Moines
Washington
J. B. Dey
Brighton
Ed Hughes
Columbus Junction
John Boshart of
Wayland
Baltimore
Palace Market
Ward's and Klein Klothing Ko Advertisements and Visits
A collage of local notices and ads. Klein Klothing Ko offers Headlight overalls at 1.75 with coupon. Mrs Anna Shilling visiting in San Diego. Mrs Dave McLaughlin visiting Columbia to see daughter Marian at Stephens College. Ward's touts silk dresses, coats arrivals, husking tools and silk La France stock. Stella Smith visits Burlington. Ella Conklin travels Keota. coats priced to move with varied shades and sizes.
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Anna Shilling
San Diego
Calif
Joe Wolf
Dave McLaughlin
Columbia, Mo
Miss Marian
Stephens Colege
la France
Ward's
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George Dusenberry
West Chester
Roy Bauer
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Green House
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Eli Jackson
Sherman Bros., Drug Co
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Ross Crawford
R. S. Bales
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W. D. Booth
H. R. Baker
A. P. Jeffry
Ainsworth
E. B. Gipple
Winfield
H. A. White
Dell Stewart
Ed Kuhn
Harlinger
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Tooman Leather Shop
Klein Klothing Ko
Harry Anderson
Stella Smith
Charles Hay
Ella Conklin
Keota
J. 8. Maxwell
Cooper
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C.M. & F. Clothing Co
Frank H. Gray
3Rd St
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Hesseltine
China
P. J. Welsh
Hampshire
Theo. Kiesey
Button Factory
Jonathan
H. A. Harden
Ira McBeth
Chester
Republic
Martin White
Chevrolet
O. L. Blake
Crawfordsville
Wildes
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ACORN
John Wheelan
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Inquire Journal
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Smouse
W. J. Kiefer
E. H. Messer
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Ralph Keller
South Second Street
H. R. Lugmvihl
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