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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

6

Veterans of War Highlight Keokuk Presbyterian Convention

The Keokuk presbytery young people's convention heard Earl A Moore share vivid wartime France experiences and beliefs on Christian ideals shaping world peace while Fred McMillan urged soul winning in Des Moines. Returned marine John Acheson joined sessions as the gathering opened at the Second United Presbyterian Church.

Second United Preen Veterian Church Earl A. Moore France Fred McMillam Des Moines Keokuk United Presbyterian Church John Acheson Washington Moore America Earl Moore Washington High School D. A. Moore S23rd Field Artillery Geneva College Teaver Falls Ruth Leet West Chester Charlotte Carson Second Church Society Clara Kongable Winfield de Fee Loveland Colorado Leslie Mountford Mountford S. Boyd Johnson Columbus City

Washington schools publish complete list of teachers hired

September opening brings a strong faculty with many recommended by training and experience. Tuition set at eight dollars monthly in high school and four in grades with district paying high school tuition. Enrollment dates to be announced. teachers meet September 13 before opening.

C. J. Smith Washington Schools Today Washington

August Births in Washington County Reported by Clerk

The August tally shows 33 births in Washington County reported to J. D. Glasgow, clerk of the district court, with many dates and residences listed. Names include Anson Glen Samuel, Fesler Marjorie, Hamil Elizabeth Lee, Janecek Mary, Meeks Fern Evangeline, and Morgan Viola Gladys among others.

Washington County J. D. Glasgow District Court Humber Anson Glen Samuel Ainsworth Harold Charles Ashby David Wayne Cedar Charles Ellis Anderson Jacob S Birka Yaro Barhett Brighton Andrew Jackson Beranek Robert Dale Preston Oregon Floyd Harrison Fuhr Valentine, Jr Franklin Valentine Fesler Marjorie Riverside Lyle J Hamil Elizabeth Lee Reuben Floyd Hershberger Walter Truman English River Clancey F Janecek Mary Albert Koster Zola Genevieve Ralph W Kessler Gwendolyn M Raymond B Littrell Carol Jean Haskins Lee Roy Miksch Ira Lloyd Twp Ira L Musil Mildred Barbara Alois Polestar Meeks Fern Evangeline Smith Clay Virgil Stout Jamin F Strabala Margaret R Richmond Delbert G Tucker Wilford Roger William L Vacha Kathryn Harriet English R Melo

British Commander Warns Reds of Attack on Petrograd

Berlin dispatches quote General Gough in Riga proclaiming an imminent attack on Petrograd. The proclamation says once Vetrograd is freed from bolshevist tyranny, food will be sent. The reports indicate the warning was issued to the population of Petrograd.

Gough Petrograd Berlin Riga Petrosgrad Vetrograd

Names and dates from a county marriage notice

The OCR fragment lists several individuals with locations and dates: Mildred Martha Wolary in Washington with Wilbur W. Wheistine of Lime Creek on Aug 19. Viva Cecil Yeoman of Washington with Sam W. Veer? on Aug 26. Velma Mary Vegey of Riverside with Joseph on July 2.

Wolary Mildred Martha Washington Wilbur W Wheistine Harold J Lime Creek Charles Yeoman Viva Cecil Sam W Vegey Velma Mary Riverside Joseph

Armour Sees Price Crash In Food Market

J Ogden Armour of Armour and Co visits St Paul to inspect the Chicago meat packing plant and predicts a significant drop in food prices as living costs peak, citing broader declines across products amid government inquiries.

St. Paul Minnie J. Ogden Armour

Cudahy Co Fined $2300 for Cold Storage Violations

Cudahy Brothers' company pleaded guilty in district court to 28 violations of the cold-storage law and were fined the maximum on each charge totaling $2300. Officials said there was no market for the meat which had been in cold storage longer than the year allowed and some remained unfit for use.

Milwaukee cCudahy Brothers’ Company Pickers Staage

Mail Car Fire Near Rural Route 7 Saver

Frank Chez, a mail carrier, saved the mail from his burning Ford on the road near the James H. Bowers home yesterday. The car hood burst into flames, spreading to the body. Chez pulled out the bundles of mail and saved the wheels and tires, but the car was destroyed. He could not determine the fire’s cause.

Total Post Office Frank Chez James H. Bowers Mr. Chez Chez

Prohibition Party Declines World Fight as Party

At a Morrison hotel session the National Prohibition party decided not to enter the world wide dry fight as a political party. The resolution allows members to work individually while leaving the global campaign to nonpolitical organizations.

National Prohibition Party Chicago National Prohibition Committee Morrison Hotel Prohibition Fight Prohibition Party

Government seizes 125000 pounds of poultry in libel action

Spokane officials report deputy U S marshals seized 125000 pounds of cold storage poultry under orders of the United States district court. The district attorney filed a libel action alleging the poultry had been held an unreasonable time.

Spokane Wash United States District Court United States

Youll Find It There in the Want Column

A classified note points readers to a listing in the want column, hinting at seeking or offering items or services. The terse line suggests a brief, practical ad placed for public viewing. No names or locations are specified in the readable text.

Shopmen Uphold Officers in Rail Strike Vote

Partial returns from the strike vote show railroad and sheepmen workers likely to accept their officers guidance and defer strike action while government efforts to curb living costs continue.

Washington Sept

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