Japan Needs Our Aid Miller Tells Audience
A Red Cross relief meeting at the Methodist church urged giving to help Japanese quake victims. A. R. Miller called it a great missionary and diplomatic opportunity for America and urged liberal donations, noting local hunger is scarce but need is real.
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Carl M. Keck
Red Cross
America
Japan
A. R. Miller
Methodist Church
Washington County
San Francisco
Hearst
Mr. Miller
New Dodge Brothers Car Features Easy Riding
Local Dodge Brothers dealer D E Zimmerman touts the new Dodge Brothers Motor Cars for exceptional riding comfort. Test drives show stability and solidity in front and rear seats, aided by long under slung rear springs and a lengthened lowered body that keep the car firmly on the road.
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Dodge Brothers
D. E. Zimmerman
Petit jurors report Tuesday after deferral of trials
Trial by jury cases in district court were deferred and jurors were notified to report tomorrow at nine o'clock. Dougherty versus Miller and Roberts versus Libe were ready for trial, though substitutions may occur. The case Commercial Savings Bank of Des Moines against Katherine Singmaster was dismissed. The grand jury resumed after a weekend recess. Smoked glasses were in demand for the partial solar eclipse around three o'clock.
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Court House
Dougherty
Henry Wagner
Community prayer boosts famine relief drive in Washington County
A county Red Cross appeal to raise 1050 for Japanese famine relief is presented at a union service led by Rev John D Kern. Church leaders from multiple denominations attend, urging donations as funds in some towns exist but Washington County lacks on hand resources.
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China
Russia
America
Rev
Kern
Union Servkce
John D. Kern
Baptist Church
J Reade McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Willard Wyllie
Second United Presbyterian Church
McCrory
Miller
Methodist Choir
Jesse Miller
Washington County
Red Cross
Treasuries
Washington
Journal Want-Ads Offer Wide Disposal Items
The Journal Want-Ads advertise the sale of a wide range of items for disposal, inviting readers to buy or haul off unwanted goods through their classified listings.
Scrimmage Work for H S Squad Opens This Week
Coach Albert McKinstry announces scrimmage for the high school football squad will begin late this week. A 50 man group trained last week with new uniforms and gear ordered to equip the entire squad. The first game is set for September 22 at home against Brighton, with subsequent matchups against Morning Sun Macazine Davenport and others. Assistant coach Edgar joins duties and a full second team schedule is planned.
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Albert McKinetry
Teachers’ Institute
Fraley
Inrge
Porder
Seaon
Brighton High School
Righton
Morning Sun
Macazine
Davenport
Guy Carleton
Edgar
Brighton
West Chester
Mediapolis
Warren Dickinson
Arthur Dickinson
Dutch Creek Folk Picnic at Sunset in September
The third annual Dutch Creek neighborhood picnic drew 103 people to Sunset Park. Officers elected were President Jake Hotle Vice President J L Mayer and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Will Sheetz. A Klan talk by Rev C W Klein sparked debate on government railroad ownership and Klan visibility.
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Dutch Creek
Sunset Park
Jake Hotle
J. L. Mayer
Will Sheetz
John Brownshousen
Henry Brinning
Will Shuman
Mary, Hotle
Ada Hollingsworth
Mary Jones
C. W. Klein
Ku Klux Klan
Iowa
Sioux City
Davenport
Des Moines
State Fair Grounds
Will Hotle
Rev. Klein
Fred Mangold
Frank Swickard
Mrs. Howard Hotle and son visit West Chester hosts
Mrs. Howard Hotle and her son Richard of West Chester had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller and returned to their home Saturday evening.
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Howard Hotle
Richard
West Chester
Ernest Miller
Bowers Reassigned to M E Church Here in Iowa Conference
Dr. W W Bowers long time Washington Methodist pastor is reassigned by Bishop Stuntz for another year at the closing session of the Iowa conference in Newton He is praised for his ability ambition and public spirit while other appointments list changes for Wellman Kalona Riverside West Chester Lexington Keota Sigourney Brighton Wayland Crawfordsville Winfield Columbus Junction Letts Muscatine Oskaloosa Fairfield Mt Pleasant Superintendents shifts also announced Dr C S Smith named president of Iowa Wesleyan college and Rev C D Loose moved to New Sharon Sharon
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W. W. Bowers
Washington
Newton
Wellman
J. F.rex
Kalona
T. L. Stotler
Riverside
C. E. Fitzsimmons
West Chester
C. D. Nash
Lexington
Keota
R. V. Pike
Sigourney
Benjamin Swartz
Brighton
L. R. Burdock
Wayland
W. A. Lamp
Crawfordsville
Myron E Hayes
Winfield
T. C. Kennedy
Columbus Junction
Roy T. John
Thomas Osborn
Centerville
E. L. Shook
Burlington
George L. Minear
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
C. 8. Smith
Iowa Wesleyan College
C. D. Loose
New Sharon
Sharon
Return From Long Trip to the West
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Burham and Ralph Knauss returned from a labor day automobile trip to the west. They wintered at Long Beach California and toured Crater Lake Sequoia National Park and Yellowstone. They traveled about eight thousand miles amid mid July snow and praised Crater Lake for its height and scenery.
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L. T. Burham
Ralph Knauss
Labor Day
Long Beach
California
Oregon
Washington
Vancouver
Crater Lake
Sequoia National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Loveland Youth Dwight Ecker man Debating Coach Move
Dwight Ecker man of Loveland has received a release from the Canyon City school to take a post as coach of the debating class at the Agricultural College of Michigan in Lansing. School opens September 24 and he will depart within a week or ten days. He previously coached the winning Colorado schools team last year and has risen steadily since graduation.
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Loveland
Colo
Reporter-Herald
Dwight EcKerman
Canyon City
Agricultural School of Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Eckerman
Colorado
Man Granted Weekly Compensation In Iowa City Hearing
Robert Guthrie of Washington received seven dollars weekly for 400 weeks at a state board hearing in Iowa City. Injured in 1917 while improving an Iowa Gas and Electric plant, he developed tuberculosis and is currently at Oakdale. Attorney E C Eicher represented him.
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State Board
Iowa City
Robert Guthrie
Washington
Iowa Gas and Electric Company
Oakdale
E. C. Eicher
Communion Service At First United Presbyterian Church
Communion services were held yesterday morning at the First United Presbyterian Church. Rev J Reade McCrory delivered a strong sermon. Rev R Mc Lauchlin, visiting relatives, assisted. A feature of the music was a baritone solo by Fred Blick.
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First United Presbyterian Church
J. Reade “McCrory
R. McLauchlin
Fred Blick
When a piece of music disappoints yet thrills
A wry note from the Christian Register on appreciating music describes how a work that seems on the edge of becoming a tune often remains classical in the critic’s eye. The quote hints at the elusive nature of music that promises greatness but delivers only partial fulfillment.
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Lord OF Corn
J. R. McCreedy
Haskins
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Joe Knotek
Elias Williams
John Dodd
Whitee Way
STARR
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Shropshire Buck
Earl Galloway
Shropshire
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