Washington Loses Muddy Clash With Winfield 20 to 0
Washington failed to score and overconfident play prevented a bigger payoff in a soggy Ison’s ball park game against Winfield. Key moments included two carries to Carson for touchdowns and a forward pass to Jones over the goal line. Winfield’s Allen and Skipton starred on offense while Gates and the line anchored a steady, ground gain strategy.
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Washington High School
Winfield
Ison’s
Ball Park
Monnmouth
Washington
Whitford
Carson
Jones
Allen
Skipton
Alen
Washir
Gates
Hunter
J. Jones
Jack Reid
Swift
Washington Gang
Stonewall
Duke
Neill
Ross
McCreedy
Lemley
Hall
Altho
Bly
Putnam
Winfield Carson
LL. E.u2
van Branken Moni
L. T
Kindel Hall
L. G
W. Thompson McCreedy
Daaleek Wicca al Dew
Allen Duke
Kk. T
Beauchamp J. Jones
R. Deas Gordon Putnam
Risa Jordan Gates_u- 1
Bone
Skipton Hunter
D. Thompson
Peabaw
Reid
I. Jones
R. Jones
Gordon
W. Thompson
Miller
Sage
Iowa City
Lange
Fairfield
Pauls
St. Ambrose
Davenport
High School Football Scores From Local Games
Keota 0 Columbus Junction 0 Monmouth 51 Kewanee 6 Ottumwa 7 Fairfield 6 Ft Madison 9 Burlington 0 Richland 14 Sigourney 7 St Ambrose 19 Mt Vernon 0.
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Keota
Columbus Junction
Monmouth
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Richland
Sigourney
St. Ambrose
Mt. Vernon
Sidwell White Died After Major Sioux Falls Operation
Sidwell White died Friday night in a Sioux Falls hospital after a severe operation. His brother Martin White received word of the death yesterday. The 61 year old farmer and later traveling salesman is survived by his mother of 83 and several siblings. burial may be in Connecticut. The funeral is set for Tuesday.
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Martin White
Sidwell
Sioux Falls
Mr. White
Connecticut
Brighton
Adra M. White
Boulder
Colo
Mattie la Grille
Muscatine
Stemple White
Clarence
Jones Elected to Society at Grinnell College
Norwood Jones of Washington was elected to membership in the Forum literary society of Grinnell college. He was among 15 men chosen. The societies train in public speaking and debating and foster fraternal spirit among members.
Ainsworth Lecture Features Miss Clarissa Harrold
Miss Harrold, a premier reader, draws crowds as she tours the United States. Though scarce time limits her appearances, the state hosts one date in a rareворd opportunity. She is an interpretative reader who makes characters feel real and aims to move hearts and minds through her readings.
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Ainsworth
Clarissa Harrold
United States
Miss Harvold
Obituary Notices for George Black and Charlotte Guthrie
Funeral services were held for George R. Black, ex-Washington resident, who died last week in Cedar Rapids. The service took place at Woodford chapel with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included St. Clair Lewis, J. Ford, John Maxwell, Charles Hebner, A. R. Miller and J. W. Teeter. Also noted are funeral services for Miss Charlotte E. Guthrie, formerly of Washington, who died in Moline. This service occurred at the old Methodist church with pallbearers Fred Donaldson, Bert Donaldson, Warren Donaldson, D. H. McLaughlin, Donald Bell and R. W. Thompson. Burial followed at Woodlawn cemetery.
Potash Riches Found in Sicily
Potash deposits discovered in Sicily indicate potential mineral riches. Geological surveys reveal sizeable reserves likely to boost regional mining prospects and attract investment to the island. Local officials expect early exploration and mapping to begin this year.
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Sicily
Methodists Hear Rev T F Barker At First Church
During Rev J A Glendinning's absence Rev T F Barker fills the pulpit at the First Methodist Church. He preaches on Eternal Life from 1 John 5 11 and links life to Christ. Evening sermon centers on Philippians 2 5 with a varied musical program and a growing Sunday School under Carl Hedges.
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J. A. Glendinning
First Methodist Church
T. F. Barker
Barker
Herbert Spencer
Jesus Christ
Lfe
Christ
Theanthea
E. L. Ashford
Carl Hedges
Ih. W. Porter
JL. Fifer
Harry Thomas
Sniper
Besse Plumly
Dudley Buck
Mr. Thomas
Mr Thomas
Webster
Dresden
John Stamer
Sinen corner origin in London church practice
The phrase sinen corner is traced to London where monks ended their Pater Noster recitation at Corpus Christi processions by walking the Paternoster row and saying amen at the street corner near St Paul Cathedral. In modern usage it refers to the church corner where elderly members sit and pronounce amen at intervals.
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London
St. Paul Cathedral
Cause of His Complaint
A doctor notes angina symptoms in a young man who corrects the doctor that the condition is not tied to a person’s name. The exchange highlights misunderstandings over medical signals and identity.
Soldier Returns From the Philippines Hartman Surfaces
Bay KB Hartman arrived in Washington this morning with an honorable discharge from Camp Dodge. Enlisting in 1919, he served in the coast artillery Fifteenth company Seventh division, including several months at Corregidor. A typhoon on a transport from the Philippines tested the crew for twenty five hours, but the ship carried all safely. Hartman, once of Washington, plans to work in Marshalltown after a brief visit.
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China Sea
Mr. Hartman
Washington
Kreese Hartman
Marshalltown
Mutt and Jeff Draw Big Crowd at Graham Theater
Mutt and Jeff visited Graham for a season highlight with jokes and gags by Jeff and a standout banjo number by Ray Coleman. Little Jeff delivered fresh lines while William E. Gladstone entertained with a dancing routine. The chorus impressed and the house was full for the Saturday night show.
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Mutt
Jeff
Washington
Graham
Ray Coleman
William E. Gladstone
Kiesey and Renoux Boys Return Home
Raymond Kiesey and John Renoux two 13 year old boys who left home last Thursday evening return Sunday afternoon about six. They rode freight to Rubio and then southwest bound train before deciding home was best they came back by train. Parents ask the Journal to correct a rumor of theft at a west side store which was false as the store was not entered.
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Raymond Kiesey
John Renoux
Washington
Rubio
Journal
West Side
Livingstone Memorial Tree at Victoria Falls
A noted Livingstone memorial near Victoria Falls features a name tree on the Zambesi. The trunk bears Livingstone initials and the date 1855 from his first visit to the falls, a vanity he later called the only such act he ever indulged in.
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Livingstone
Victoria Falls
Zambesi
Falls
Agile Rhinoceros and Its Fleet Forest Power
The rhinoceros is described as highly agile despite its awkward form and short legs. It outpaces humans and rivals any forest beast in strength, with only the elephant matching it in single combat. A rifle shot must hit behind the shoulder to kill.
Remarkable Dreyfus Tattooing by French Coachman
A French coachman during the Dreyfus trial had his body tattooed with 120 illustrations of the case including portraits of leading figures. The extensive work took almost two years to complete and drew wide attention for its daring depiction.
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Dreyfus
Stage Scenery Ready at New High School
The new high school auditorium has its stage scenery received and installed. Rehearsals for the home talent play The Fortune Hunter are held nightly with good progress. The official opening is a week from tomorrow night.
Earliest Note of Coal in Illinois Territory
The 1679 journal of Father Hennepin records a "cole" mine on the Illinois River near Ottawa, marking the first known reference to coal in the area that would become the United States.
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United States
Pather Hennepin
Illinois River
Ottawa
Old Greeks Had Small Heads
The article claims ancient Greeks were distinguished for their small heads, presenting a curious stereotype about intellectual nations. It frames the idea as a notable trait of the ancient Greek people.
Rag Paper Origins in Arabia and Europe
A note explains that rag paper originated in Arabia over ten centuries ago and the papermaking method spread to Europe in the thirteenth century. It highlights the ancient source and historical transmission of the technique.
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Arabia
Europe
Railway stations in Sweden show meal service with crossed knife and fork symbol
In Swedish timetables the station name is accompanied by a crossed knife and fork symbol to indicate that meals are served at the station. This simple pictogram helps travelers identify dining options during rail travel.
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Sweden
Tillie Clinger Seeks New Home Over Government Control
Culverston News reports Tillie Clinger seeks a new home because her current boarder, a railroad engineer, favors government takeover of boarding houses and boarders managing them.
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Tillie Clinger
Culveston News
Lilies of the Field in Biblical Imagery
The lilies reference the red and purple anemones with black centers, often linked to the Bible. They grow among East thorn hedges, explaining the phrase lilies among thorns.
Wearing of Pearls
Clothing advice notes pearls worn next to the skin increase beauty and value, but extended wear diminishes luster. The piece discusses pearls' appearance and care as a fashion tip.
Double Trouble Jury Idea Confuses Getaway Plans
A garbled note hints at confusion over a jury related plan involving a hit and a place, with an invitation marked Postage Due.
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J. B. Crail
Washington, Iowa
Sidwell White
Glendinning
Thomas
Pearl Peterson
Mary Hunter
Epworth League
C. V. Crull
Laura Busby
Letha Taylor
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Philippines
Bay Hartman
Coast Artillery
Nilla
Kiesey
Renoux
Farber Farm
Wellston
Melvin Keener
Des Moines
P. O. Box
Kitt
D. O. Davison
C. W. Busby & Co
Globe Hot Blast Heater
West Main St
John Speidel
C. McKay
So. 4Th Ave
New High School
Co. Hospital
J. F. H. Taylor
Frank McClelland
King Burke
W. D. Booth
Peter Lookout
Quality
L. B. Beard
State Oak Heating
No. 2Nd Ave
Eli Jackson
Harvey Chance
J. W. Cox
Shockley
Noble
Iowa
Jones Auto Co
Bach
A. J. Ainsworth
FORD
Cloyce Stewart
North
2Nd Ave
S. C. R. S. Red Cockerels
E. L. Stover
T. J. Berdo
Chester
Duroc
Boyd Berdo
South
Iowa Ave
North End Avenue
Tage
South Side
Bratten Farm
Frank Andersons
Herman Meyers
White Way
Leo
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