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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1919

Page

5

Labor Unions Grow Fast In Iowa As War Boost Ends

Iowa labor officials estimate 76 000 unionized workers in the state up from 56 000 two years earlier. Some factories reduce forces due to slack orders though war plants still drive output value toward 500 million yearly. packing houses in Sioux City and Cedar Rapids area lead in product value.

Waterloo State Bureau of Labor and Statistics Towa Sioux City Woodbury County Iowa Linn County Cedar Rapids Rcott County Polk County Black Hawk Debeene

Addison A. Hulse Obituary Reflects Loyal Iowa Life

Addison Alvin Hulse born in New York and raised in Illinois and Iowa built a life of steady work from carpenter to businessman. He married Eliza Penrose in 1853 and later Georgia Ramsey in 1884, with children Genevieve Elmer Edwin and others shaping a tenure in Keota and Fulton Street. The obituary commends his steadfast, conservative character and family faith.

Ashby Ashby and Hulse Add Genevieve Ray Ramsey Hulse Ruby Addison Alvin, Jr Herbert Lynn Methodist Church Board of Education Knights of Pythias Jesus New York A. Hulse Illinois Eliza Penrose Eulalia Estella Sterling Addison Alvin Addison Iowa Keota Elmer Edwin J. A. Y. Ashby Spangler J. H. Williams Fittally Hal Ac Counter Georgia Ramsey Carpenter Street Fulton Street

Nevada and Maxwell parties seek oil venture near Muskogee

Interest from Nevada and Maxwell investors grows in a sixty acre Muskogee Oklahoma lease after a strong oil gas flow at 1 860 feet. Edgar Dowell and Edgar John alerted local holders and a shareholder meeting was held at the Peoples Savings Bank. A trustee committee was named to organize a company.

Nevada Maxwell Muskogee Okla Edgar H. Dowell Edgar John Peoples Savings Bank J. F. Drybread F. W. Larson Cambridge Charles Olinger M. L. Myers Sheldon

Bank Burglary at Melvin Nets Unregistered Bonds

Burglaries at the First National Bank of Melvin yielded 6000 dollars worth of unregistered bonds after forced entry through a window. Detectives continue efforts with no arrests yet. 75 percent of safety deposit boxes were tampered with while other bank papers remained undisturbed. H. J. Ramsey is bank cashier and W. T. Steiner serves as bank president.

Prom Tank Sibley Iowa First National Bank Melvin H. J. Ramsey W. T. Steiner

Center Your Mind on Iowa Week Observance Set for Oct 19 25

The Greater Iowa association plans a week long observance from October 19 to 25 to highlight Iowa achievements and opportunities. Churches will promote civic ideals on October 19, schools will implement special programs on October 24, and state industries will feature Iowa made goods with windows displays and prizes for participation.

Iowa Lowa State Department of Public Instruction Greater Iowa Association

Arch Masons Confer Royal Arch Degree Record

Clinton Chapter No 9 of the Royal Arch Masons set a new local record with sixty six candidates initiated by twenty two teams over Sunday and Monday. The marathon degree began at midnight and finished at 11 15 Monday night, a total of twenty three hours fifteen minutes. An Eastern Star banquet followed, and Malta Commandery Knight Templars held an open house.

Ottumwa Ita Clinton Royal Arch Masons Royal Arch Eastern Star Malta

Des Moines Women Sell Lake Okoboji Inn for 1 Million

News from Okoboji reports Mrs F W Jaquith and Mrs L B Callender sold the Lake Okoboji inn for 1 061 500 dollars. A Sioux City syndicate led by Judge J L Kennedy will build a 1 000 000 hotel and take over the property. The sellers are daughters of pioneer Be R Hutchins. The sale follows a ten year ownership.

Des Moines Okoboji F. W. Jaquith L. B. Callender Lake Okoboji Sioux City BE. R. Hutchins J. L. Kennedy

California pension awaits Iowa teacher Ida Crowell

Ida Sturgeon Crowell, visiting Iowa from California, is updating her teaching records. She began teaching in 1877 in Bennett Vista county, spent eight years in Maple Valley township, and later taught in Barnes and Brooke townships. She will soon qualify for a $500 per year California pension under state law.

Storm Lake Iowa Ida Sturgeon Crowell California Benna Vista Maple Valley Township Barnes and Brooke

State Fair Profits Rise as Exposition Closes

Des Moines reports the sixty fifth Iowa State Fair will profit 60 000 to 70 000 with about 300 000 in receipts and 240 000 in expenditures. Attendance reached 406 185, the highest for any year. Officials plan a new 200 000 cattle barn and north ground purchase for aviation and parking at 10 000 over budget. Grand stand wings may be added to ease overcrowding.

Des Moines Fair Board

Hold-up at Des Moines poker game nets $655

Three armed men looted a poker game above 413 West Seventh Street late Sunday, taking $625 plus a ring and clothes. Victims Nathan Aliber Love Zelar and T Loopkins were forced to surrender money as two shots were fired. Police link suspects to a prior gambling raid and say state agents aided the arrest.

Des Moines West Seventh Street Nathan Aliber Love Zelar T. Loopkins

Coal Shortage Threatens Iowa Homes This Winter

Des Moines Sept 4 Edward Sweeney state mine inspector warned that Iowa coal mines facing labor unrest and foreign miner exodus will struggle to meet demand as cold weather arrives. He urged ensuring filled bins in a few weeks to avoid unheated homes.

Des Moines Towa Edward Sweeney Lowa Sweeny

Daily Th Gravity is the ballast of the soul

The phrase emphasizes gravity as a daily ballast stabilizing the mind and soul, attributed to Fuller. It presents a reflective aphorism about mental steadiness and moral grounding.

Fuller

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims 35 Years of Use

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the most reliable remedy for catarrh. It claims a 600 reward for incurable cases and asserts the medicine cleanses the blood to heal mucous surfaces. Testimonials from Lee & Co advertise nationwide availability through druggists.

Hall Lee & CO

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