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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1923

Page

3

Pig Show Draws Large Crowd At East End Garage

A crowded East End garage hosted a boys pig club show with strong entries and keen judging by FE Moser of Fairfield. Marshall Grosscup and LaVerne Anderson led Hampshire boars, while Duroc Jersey and Poland China classes featured top prizes for Maynard Kallous, Wendell Booth, Clarence Booth, and Ernest Whiting. Market pigs drew notable interest as Charles Barthelow claimed top positions with high conditioned Duroc Jersey barrows.

East End FE. L. Moser Fairfield Hampshire Marshal Grosscup LaVerne Anderson Maynard Kallous Ernest Carlson Royal Path Wendell Booth Smylie Columbus Junction Marshall Grosscup Chas Nicola W. D. Booth William Darbyshire

Des Moines Jobbers Plan Overnight Washington Stop

A 125‑man Des Moines business party travels by an all‑steel Rock Island train for a four‑day goodwill tour. They arrive in Washington on Thursday afternoon September 27 at 6:42 and stay in town before continuing to Fairfield and Allerton, then return to Des Moines tonight.

Des Moines Washington H. W. Russell Rock Island Muscatine Oskaloosa Fairfield Allerton

Washington Fez Club to Meet This Evening

The annual meeting of the Washington Fez club of Shriners will be held at eight o'clock in the Masonic temple. Officers for the new year will be elected and plans may be made for the local club to be represented at the national Shrine meet in June in Kansas City.

Washington Fez Club Masonic Temple Kansas City

Brookhart Heads to Camp Perry for National Rifle Matches

Senator S W Brookhart travels from Taylorville Illinois after delivering a Labor Day address to Camp Perry Ohio where the national rifle matches run through the month He will not schedule speaking engagements again until early October.

Taylorville S. W. Brookhart Camp Perry Ohio

City Council Holds Routine Regular Meeting

The city council met Monday evening to conduct routine business and address standard municipal matters. The session focused on agenda items typical of a routine council meeting.

Fourth to Sixth Place Pig Show Winners Named

Wilber Eyestone took fourth place with a Poland China hog while Clarence Booth secured fifth and sixth with two Duroc Jerseys in the county fair judging.

Wilber Eyestone Poland China Clarence Booth

Heavy vote expected in Washington water works election

Washington Iowa voters go to the polls at city hall from 8 AM to 7 PM to decide if the city council may fund a new water works plant and electrical and street lighting plans. Three propositions cover land and construction, bond authorization up to 86000 dollars, and a contract with Iowa Gas & Electric for power.

Washington Iowa Iowa Gas & Electric Company City of

Washington Ad Club resumes regular sessions

After a June hiatus the Washington Advertising Club met again with good turnout. President Joe Falk outlined new committees and memberships while plans to expand membership in fall and winter were announced. The sign committee reported 126 Washington ads on main roads with $254 paid to Louis Baird, and more signs to be added to route travelers to the camping ground. The group prepared for the Davenport convention September 18–19 and discussed improving Wednesday sale days to secure better bargains for the public.

Washington Advertising Club Joe Falk Europe J. W. Ensilin Committee On Signs Washington Louis Baird Eneslin Baird Enslin Charles Davis Davenport Advertising Club Better Business Congress Washington Business Houses Ad Club

Field Work Underway For Football Season At High School

Superintendent Harding and Coach McKinstry mobilize a force to repair the athletic field. A scraper smooths bumps and the surface will be rolled. Football workouts continue during the institute but attendance is limited until school reopens tomorrow.

Harding McKinstry Teachers’ Institute

Washington Mayor Alberson Celebrates 74th Birthday

Washington's youthful mayor A. M. Alberson yesterday marked his 74th birthday. He is in excellent health and comfortable in office. He joined the Lions Club for lunch but observed no other special celebration.

A. M. Alberson Washington Lions Club Alberson

Here After Forty Years Martin Cooper Returns to Pleasantry

Martin Cooper, born and raised in the Pleasant Hill neighborhood south of town, visits Gar nett Kansas after forty years away. He notes the town has changed greatly since his departure with new paving and many improvements replacing the old frame business houses.

Martin Cooper Pleasan Garnett Kansas

Ad Phrase Cited for Journal Advertisement Assurance

A brief note cites that mentioning seeing an advertisement in the Journal guarantees prompt service. This is presented as a consumer reassurance claim tied to a newspaper ad.

City to contract electric supply saves estimated 2500 yearly

After thorough study the city finds it cannot produce electricity in quantity at low cost and may save about 2500 per year by contracting with the Iowa Gas & Electric Co. The proposal is submitted for approval by Mayor A N Alberson and councilmen A N Marsh J Squire and others.

Iowa Gas & Electric Co A. N. Alberson M. D. Work W

Hesseltine Injunction Case Opens in District Court

Trial begins this morning in district court over Dan Hesseltine of Brighton challenging Washington county board of supervisors. Hesseltine seeks an injunction to stop road changes that would cut off his orchard and property. Proceedings expected to finish this afternoon as testimony proceeds. Attorneys J L Brookhart and S W Livingston represent Hesseltine. W M Keeley for the county. Grand jury impaneled yesterday afternoon. Ralph Otto to sentence Ray Ramsey for wife desertion after prior agreement lapses. Fifteen additional jurors drawn including Mary Donaldson and Henry Engle.

District Court Dan Hesseltine Brighton Washington County Board of Supervisors J. L. Brookhart W. Livingston Hesseltine W. M. Keeley Ralph Otto Iowa City Ray Ramsey Guily Spokane Wash Charles Dennison A. J. Boyd Fairfield Mary Donaldson Washington Henry A. Engle Keota E. B. Hammer F. E R. Hutt Laura Matthews Ainsworth Sam McKee Geo. Pauls Maude Randall C. F. Shaffer Wellman James Shalla Kalona W. OD. Townsley Clara Wells John Wehr Margaret Yeager Crawfordsville

Washington’s light costs under city and private supply

The Washington light committee reports on city plant failure July seventh and the switch to Iowa Gas & Electric for street lighting. Over twenty eight nights 1072 KWs were used at 3.5 cents per KW totaling 352.56 dollars, with daily costs about 12.60 dollars. Estimated yearly lighting costs run near 4600 dollars, lower than the engineer’s 5250 dollar projection, suggesting potential tax savings for residents.

Chicago Washington Iowa Gas & Electric Co

M M Kendrick Claimed By Death In Mt Pleasant

Morris M Kendrick died at 2 30 pm after a long illness in Mt Pleasant hospital. He lived sixteen years in the community and was active in the Methodist church. Born April 20 1854 in Lancaster county Pa he moved to Lincoln Logan county IL then Washington and settled on West Monroe street. He married Eunice Bigle February 27 1878 and leaves seven children Fannie Short Edmund Kendrick Russell Kendrick Maud Koehler William Kendrick Myrtle Kendrick Marcella Kendrick and a half brother El

Morris M. Kendrick Mt. Pleasant Kendrick Methodist Church Lancaster County John and Mary Madeville) Kendrick Lincoln Logan County Washington West Monroe Street Eunice Bigle Edmund V. Kendrick Ill Fannie B. Short Russell M Maud A. Koehler William McKinley Kendrick Myrtle Irene Marcella Narcissis

Birds in the Bible Names of feathered creatures cited

A list of biblical birds includes osprey, partridge, quail, raven, sparrow, swallow, dove, eagle, hawk, owl, crane, crow, cuckoo, peacock, pelican, crane, cormorant, stork, night hawk, heron, and other terms such as fowl and dove. The compilation mixes legitimate species with obscure or corrupted forms.

Scotland Receives Ellisland Farm to National Heritage

The Ellisland farm near Dumfries, once home to Robert Burns, is bequeathed to the Scottish nation. The will aims to preserve the buildings as they stood in Burns era when he wrote Scots Wha Hae and Tam o’ Shanter.

Scotland Ellisland Eilisland Dumfries Burns Edinburgh Robert Burns

Custom Among Bushmen Inheritance And Family Lines

Among South African bushmen marriage and kinship rites govern inheritance with a brother sometimes receiving the bow and spear, and the wife and children pass to the survivor following traditional rules.

South Africa

Link Boys Prize Pigs Exhibit at Bartholow Booth Boys Show

Joe Link bought prize pigs for nine cents a pound after the Bartholow Booth Darbyshire and Anderson boys exhibited them yesterday at the pig show.

Joe Link Bartholow, Booth, Darbyshire Anderson Boys

Bailey relative obituary note from Illinois

Mer Bailey of Logan county Illinois along with two cousins in Peoria and seven grandchildren are listed. Funeral services are set for 2 30 Thursday afternoon at the Jones and McElhinney chapel conducted by Dr W W Bowers. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery.

Mer Bailey Logan County III Peoria Jones & McElhinney Chapel W. W. Bowers Elm Grove Cemetery

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