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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

5

Gamblers Raided As Tama District Sees High Stakes

Tama residents awoke to a major bust as Sheriff Harrison County Attorney Russell and deputies swooped on a riverbank gambling den run by J. H. Houdyshell. About 150 players fled, later counted to around 100 with names gathered for a grand jury, while several thousand dollars changed hands. Firearms and a guard rifle were seized as the case heads toward a busy court term.

Tama J. H. Houdyshell Houdyshell Iowa Marion Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Des Moines Toledo Railroad Mn Catfish Harrison Russell Tama Court Davis Monte Carlo Hertofore

Jews Plan Big Drive for Palestine Fund

Sioux City Zionist group moves to raise 75000 to aid upbuilding of Palestine as Jewish homeland. About seventy five members voiced strong support at a three hour meeting as Am erica wide drive aims for 100 million over five years with regional and district divisions.

Sioux City Ilana Zionist Organization of Palestine Zionist Organization of America

Fortified Melon Patch Guards Watch Over May Brothers Patch

A fortified melon patch seven miles northwest of Parker owned by the May brothers is guarded by night watches. A tepee with sleeping and eating facilities sits near a tall tower with a big spotlight sweeping the patch and surrounding roads for miles to deter thieves and vandals.

Parker May Brothers

Return from Provinces Sparks Club Welcome

The great man arrives back from a tour of the provinces and is greeted warmly by club members. He jokes about being wined and dined, with Little Binks greeting him in high spirits as the judge recalls the humorous reception.

Little Binks

Observatory of Cracow Publishes in Interliorgua Style

The Cracow Observatory has issued some publications in a language called Interliorgua, devised by Prof. Feano of Turin. It is described as a greatly simplified form of Latin.

Observatory Cracow Poland Feano Turin

Omaha Woman Grateful as Tanlae Restores Health

Mrs Fred Gaeth of Omaha Nebraska reports Tanlae restored her health after two years of stom ach trouble and loss of appetite. She credits the medicine with rapid improvement and notes her daughter also benefited. Ad promotes Tanlae sold by Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store and others.

Tanlae Fred Gaeth 19Th St Omaha Neb Taniac Washington Sherman Brothers Pioneer Drug Store Advt

Miller and Palmer at Fairfield Today

Fairfield Sept 16 Jefferson county soldiers and sailors reunion is held today with extensive preparations. Veterans arrive from Stockport with a drum corps. Col D J Palmer and Hon Alex Miller of Washington will speak. An old fashioned campfire meeting closes the day at the First Methodist church. Dinner and supper served by the Woman's Relief corps.

Fairfield Jefferson County Soldiers and Sailors Stockport D. J. Palmer Alex Miller Washington First Methodist Woman's Relief Corps

Balmaciellan Giants Said to Star in Balmaciellan District

Medical records describe Balmaciellan villagers in Galloway Scotland as the tallest in the Huntid Isles with an average height of 5 feet 10. Inch tall, and the tallest youth at 7 feet 8 inches weighing 308 pounds. A want ad will sell it.

Huntid Isles Balmaciellan Galloway Scotland

Health Notes and The Vandal In One Page

Effie Haines notes health guidance from Washington County Red Cross Nurse while The Vandal poem contrasts two fates of the body. The piece urges six year olds to learn tooth brushing using a small curved brush and recommends mild toothpaste. salts and soda are acceptable disinfectants, citing poor decay in schoolchildren’s temporary teeth.

Effie Haines Washington County Red Cross

Inventors unveil platinum steel alloy as metal substitute

Inventors linked to the Krupp works in Germany announce a new metal called platinum steel. It is being used successfully as a substitute for platinum, gold and silver in the fill.

Krupp Works Germany

Iowa's Industries Show Great Waste

Figures presented to the U S Senate by Senator Knox estimate national annual waste at 920 1880 with Iowa's share totaling 7 869 200 from by products of coal. Germany's chemists are cited for world market success and potential Iowa savings include gas tar ammonia and benzole gains. Hammond is jailed for interfering with an officer after a joking exchange in court.

Iowa United States Senate Philander CC Knox Germany

Man Pays Fine After Joking With Officer On Duty

Sioux City jurists cite George Hammond aged 37 of 4600 Correctionville Road who paid a $10 fine in police court after joking with officers on duty at a soft drink parlor raid. Hammond aimed to buy four plugs of chewing tobacco when approached by Officer Pat Barrett who led the raid.

Sioux City George Hammond Correctionville Road Hammond Pat’ Barrett

Olive oil in laundry soap halves filler and cleans better

Green Arrow laundry soap from The Palmelive Company emphasizes pure soap with olive oil and naphtha. It claims to remove filler from prior bars, whitening and refreshing clothes while rinsing easily and requiring fewer bars per load.

Green Arrow Palmelive Company

Guard Camp Costs Hit Four Hundred Thousand In Iowa

Adjutant General Lasher reported the Iowa national guard encampment at Camp Dodge cost about 400 000. 3 300 troops were on duty for two weeks with government funding covering most expenses while Iowa paid roughly 7 000 for local costs. The war department requisitioned horses used by cavalry companies and posted the men home on foot. Nebraska troops later quartered at Camp Dodge, and Iowa lent the grounds without charges.

Des Moines Lasher Iowa National Guard Camp Dodee Fort Des Moines Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment War Department Nebraska National Guard Camp Dodge Iowa Nebraska

Waterproofed Silk Ribbon Wonder Tested

The Bureau of Standards says it is impossible to waterproof silk ribbon while keeping it soft and pliable. Any waterproofing fills the air spaces between silk fibers, preventing true softness. Use the want ads to locate alternatives.

Bureau of Standards

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