Washington High Scrimmage at Brighton and Fairfield Preview
Washington High School’s football scrimmage against Brighton in Brighton ended with the home team offense scoring twice as reserves held up the effort. Fairfield Ledger notes Fairfield aims to beat Washington Saturday, citing Washington’s two losses and Muscatine and Burlington upsets. Merle Baker directs signals and fast backfield play expected to challenge the Cherry Valley squad.
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Brighton
Washington High School
West Chester
Washington
Fairfield
Fairfield Ledger
Bove
Muscatine
Davenport
Burlington
Merle Baker
Paneral of Mrs. Fisher Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucile Fisher were held yesterday at 2 30 pm at Jones and McElhinney funeral home conducted by Rev and Mrs C E Hillis with Chester Baptist choir. Pallbearers were Cloyce Dunbar Lloyd Thompson Ernest Crawford Francis Wright Doyle Smith and Paul De Long. Honorary pallbearers included Almeta Ralston Lola Shaffer Dorothy Ralston Florence Woodford Elizabeth Sherbeck Florence Gardner Florence Huber and Mildred Craig. Burial in Elm Grove.
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Florence Woodford
Elizabeth Sherbeck
Florence Gardner
Florence Huber
Mildred Craig
Elm Grove
Large Franklin G O P meeting promotes Get Out the Vote
A large Franklin township gathering at the Franklin Center school house featured Marsh W. Batley outlining Republican campaign issues. Mrs. A. Dewey announced the new women’s GOP headquarters and introduced Mrs. C. W. McLaughlin. Other speakers included Mrs. Will Gibson and candidates for county offices.
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Franklin Center
Klein Kiothing
C. W. McLaughlin
Marsh W. Batley
Henry Ford
C. Davis
Will Gibson
Robert Ferguson
Chris Bauer
A. L Griffith
West Chester
White Oak
Dutch Creek Township
S. W. Livingston
Answorth
RE. D. Morrison
C. ©. Davis
Republican County Committee
Republican Women Open Voting Info HQ Near Klein Clothing
A Republican Women headquarters opens Friday in a room south of the Klein Clothing Ko store. A committee will be present to instruct on voting and answer inquiries with accurate information. The HQ will operate Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday inclusive.
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Klein Kliothing Ko
Republican meeting at White Oak schoolhouse
A Republican meeting is planned at the White Oak schoolhouse in Dutch Creek Two on Friday at 7 30 pm. Music by Malequarette and addresses by Schuyler Livingston and others will be provided. Everyone is welcome.
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White Oak
Dutch Creek
Malequarette
Schuyler Livingston
Republican Central Committee
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Mrs. Ellen Dayton and family, Walter Fisher and family.
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Ellen Dayton
Walter Fisher
Delinquent Tax List Prepared for Publication and Sale
Miss Mame Shearer county treasurer has completed the annual delinquent tax list. It will be printed for publication next Wednesday November 5 and run four times announcing a sale on December first. The list covers about 620 Washington county properties with unpaid current taxes, up from roughly 550 last year, including 63 city parcels. The list remains open for owners to settle before publication.
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Mame Shearer
Washington County
City of
Washington
Buckles Joins Democrat Advertising In Washington Move
Doyle L. Buckles of Ord Nebraska joins the Democrat's staff to head advertising. An experienced newspaperman who previously owned the Old Journal, Buckles will move with his wife and daughter Patricia and make Washington their permanent home.
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Democrat
Doyle L. Buckles
Huckles
Old Journal
Patricia
Washington
Mrs Sol Rich Ends Visit With Friends In Washington
Mrs Rich departed yesterday for Los Angeles after a two day stay with Washington friends. She had earlier spent two months in Chicago with her brothers Dave Ludwig and Karl Bimon.
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Sol Rich
Los Angeles
California
Washington
Evening Journal Face to Face Talk No 5
Campaign closes in nine days with a $50 added prize for the candidate turning in the most new and old subscriptions between Oct 13 and Nov 1. Subscriptions must be in by 9 p.m. Saturday to count, with out-of-town entries mailed in by then. New subscriptions earn double votes. longer subscriptions yield more votes. Prizes are described as valuable. candidates urged to focus on getting votes.
Royal and Select Masters confer degrees at Masonic temple
The Zeredatha council of Royal and Select Masters held a ceremonial at the Masonic temple with D. le Carbaugh as head. Delegates from Iowa City attended along with Dr. Percy Brown and Realff Otteson. Seven candidates received the Royal and Select degree in the afternoon and ten earned the Super Excellent degree in the evening after a banquet for members wives.
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Coune
Squire Kyle Busy Judge As Two Cases Hearings Open
The Justice of the Peace D C Kyle presided over two cases this week with a jury panel including Ralph Dougherty Frank L Wilson Wil Harwood Richard Johnson Chas Ford and Glenn Barcely. On Tuesday John Keen Blossom sued Marcus Kuho for wages and was awarded 18.54.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
D. C. Kyle
Mra
Posters Contest Encourages Get Out The Vote Campaign
School children from grades and Junior High enter posters under Miss Caryle Williams art supervisor in Washington schools. Entries are sent to Mrs. R. J. Davidson for judging with prizes to be awarded. The drive aims to display as many posters as possible later this week.
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Caryle Williams
Washington
R. J. Davidson
Republican Meeting at Ainsworth in New School
A Republican meeting will be held in Ainsworth in the new school building Saturday evening at 7 30 o clock. A male quartet will sing and Ed Mund Morrison will give an address along with others. All welcome.
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Ainsworth
Edmund Morrison
Republican Central Committee
Want Ad Tactic: Merchants Recalled For Journal Pitch
A brief note urges buyers to remind merchants about the Journal advertisement. The reminder suggests a small want ad can prompt response and sales.
Steck Addresses Large Crowd in Ottumwa Meeting
Major Den Steck of Ottumwa spoke to a packed audience in Ottumwa about his bid for the U S Senate. Introduced by William Sutherland, Steck praised Davis for his qualifications and attacked La Follette and Brookhart on policy issues. He defended Prohibition and urged voters to oppose La Follette as a patriotic duty.
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Major den Steck
Ottumwa
United States
Major Steck
Iowa City
Fairfield
Sutherland
William Sutherland
Washington
John W. Davis
Davis
J. P. Morgan
New York, Banking House
Congress
England
Steck
Lena Brookhart
Federal Reserve Board
Brookhart
Iowa
la Follette
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
la Pollette
Criticism of Brookhart and La Follette in Ottumwa race
The Ottumwa race features sharp attacks on Senator Brookhart with a focus on La Follette. The candidate rails against Russia policy and mirrors General Dawes in opposing the La Follette stance, portraying him as a threat to American institutions.
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Senator Brookhart
Russia
Ottumwa
la Follette
General Dawes
Iowa Railroad Commission Decisions on Transmission Lines
The Iowa Railroad Commission issued several rulings on transmission line franchises. Citizens Gas and Electric Co. of Waterloo won its case against Blackhawk County. Iowa Railway and Light Co. of Cedar Rapids prevailed against Guthrie County. Northern States Power Co. won against Lyon County. Iowa Falls Electric Co. of Cedar Rapids won against Hancock County.
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Ceoerated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Railroad Commission
Citizens Gas and Electric Co
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Iowa Railway and Light Co
Cedar Rapids
Guthrie County
Northern States Power Co
Citiens
Lyon County
Iowa Falls Eelectric Co
Hancock County
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He Florsheim
Florsheim
London
A. E. Atchison North Side
D. L. Buckles
Ord
Nebraska
Evening Journal
Masonic Temple
Squire Kyle
Justice Court
Ireland
Phoenix
Klein
Klothing
Inquire Journal Office
Lemley & Dempsey
J. H. Keating
Avenue C
Poland
China
W. R. Gamon
Sona
Howard E. Stewart
James Walton
L. B. B. Hanan
S. P. Finch
Inquire Journal
Eod
Tamworth
O. P. Essley
Knotek Bros
R. D. Mayer
S. K. Coats
Ohio
Harry Horak
Riverside
Mortis Tierney
Eadh
Lee Ie
Frank W. Stransky
Chas. Shalla
Homer Birney
Chester
Dan Rother
Green
Hampsmad Shoals
Glen Martin
A. Reeves
Frank Kuhn
Oscar Jugenheimer
ALL Purpose Horse
Jay Brewer
Iowa Ave
Win Smonse
J. W. Applegate
Apts
Journal Office
R. R. Commission
Marion
Old Line Company
Breitenbach
North Side
UCC
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