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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1928

Page

4

How to vote and ballots explained by County Attorney

Voters are urged to study sample ballots and follow simple rules to mark the official ballot. The basic method is to place an X on the party ticket to vote that party or mark individual candidates. Other voting options exist but the outlined method minimizes confusion. A separate ballot covers road bonds, constitutional amendments, and tuberculosis measures.

Journal Office Baldridge Hoth Strang

Daily Lessons in English Word Usage and Pronunciation

A compact guide discusses misused phrases and pronunciation tips. It covers pronoun use, common mispronunciations, and the word impracticable as a model for daily vocabulary practice.

Iowa Road Bond Debate Appeals To Trust In People

The attorney general must challenge the act in court before bonds issue. if primary road funds cannot cover principal and interest, the act is unconstitutional. Proponents urge belief in good faith, warn against traps, and argue surfacing roads will quickly pay dividends and complete the system.

State Highway Commission Iowa Good Roads Movement Iowa Supreme Court

World War Veteran Backs Smith In Faith Based Row

Col Louis Yandell, a World War I veteran and American Legion member, writes a letter advocating for Smith. He argues Catholics and Protestants fought together in wars, condemns religious bigots, and asserts that a Quaker president would undermine national defense. He cites wartime service to support his stance.

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Farmer Arises to a Noise in Poultry House

A farmer wakes from a start and, arming himself with a revolver, probes the poultry house. He calls out, gets no answer, and announces one more warning before potentially shooting. A shaky voice responds, "Nobody—just the hens."

Pearvons Weekly Harry Jean Madge Dwight Uncle Jack Sie B.D Jack

Halloween Mischief and Odd Tales Parade Through The Way

A collage of playful seasonal bits and jokes on Halloween and autumn antics. The page features a mock column with witches and moon lore, a rambling Uncle Jack bridge tale, quips about gravity and reading fine print, and light anecdotes about family life and aging.

Community Announcements From East Prairie School Events

Announcements list events at East Prairie school and local groups. A candy social is planned for Friday evening November 2 at 40 o'clock, with ladies urged to bring boxes. Ruth Shall the teacher and Womans Relief corps officers should attend Saturday at 2 20. Rebekah meeting Friday 7 30 includes home wing and dues paying night with a delegate report. The Annual Phoning of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester MLE church Sunday November 4 with Mrs Frank Davis delivering the address. District meetings and Farm Bureau activities noted with public invitations and committee names.

East Prairie School Ruth Shall Rebekahing Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester Mle Frank Davis Natiol Field

ABE MARTIN on marriages and family in the orient

ABE MARTIN notes in homes abroad cattle given for marriages and daughters fetch high sums, while at home the bride's father often receives his daughter back. He also quips about a home that is half Smith and half Hoover, reflecting local humor.

Smith

High School Notes Dinner hosted by HI Y officers

The HI Y boys held their first dinner at the Y with president James Davidson presiding. Advisors Dr. F. W. Eastwood Supt. J. H. Peet and R. B. Shannon attended. Captain present and spoke. Committees for entertainment and meals appointed. English club meets Wednesday at 4. Debates and declamatory activities growing. about thirty declamatory and fifteen debates. Commercial club held first party in school gym with Hallowe en theme. Earnest Meyers won prize for makeup. Entertainment and refreshment committees led by George Jones Barbara Cuddy Mary Briley. president Lucille Parr and VP Walter Wells assisted. program Dora Haney Gengerich.

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