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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1923

Page

7

Reunion of Eighty-eighth Division in Omaha September

Des Moines reports that the 88th Division reunion will be held in Omaha September 28 29 and 30 in connection with Ak Sar-Ben. About a thousand Iowa veterans join five thousand total from several states. Former officers Michael F. Kinkea and J C Dahman expected, with Maj. Gen. William Weigel to attend.

Associated Press Des Moines Camp Dodge Eighty-eighth Division Omaha Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Illinois Dakotas Missouri William Weigel First Army Corps Michael F. Kinkean St. Paul J. C. Dahman Eighty-eigth France Meuse- Argonne Metz Saarebruck Twin Cities

Scholarships Offered for Ames Iowa State Courses

About 40 to 50 Iowa boys may enter Iowa State College this year with state board of education scholarships. Each roughly $50 to cover college fees for the two year programs in agriculture or trades and industry. Applicants must be 17 or older and have completed eighth grade. not open to high school students. Apply to the Ames registrar. selection based on need, character, and potential in pursuing the courses.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa State College State Board of Education Board of Education Ames Pearson

Churches Without Seats Before Fourteenth Century

A note on medieval worship describes churches lacking seating for congregations before the fourteenth century with worshippers seated on straw or rushes spread on the floor of the temple.

Showers of Fienes From Sky May Happen

Scientist explains that showers of fishes are not fish stories. High winds whirlwinds and waterspouts can lift fish from water and drop them far inland as their force wanes.

Portable Potato Peeling Machine Delivers Quick Peel Wash

A compact device designed for nine servings peels and washes potatoes or vegetables. The machine operates in under two minutes, handling about 15 pounds per cycle and promising quick, portable use.

Locomotives Quick to Match Cars in Crossing Encounters

Readers of grade crossing events note a hazy claim that a locomotive can always act like an automobile. The discussion analyzes safety behaviors at crossings and the implications for drivers and operators.

Sleep Talk Becomes Legal Question In Bath Case

A Bath police court heard a constable describe a torrent of exclamations from a house lasting about half an hour. The occupant swore he was merely swearing in his sleep and was bound over.

Bath Ile Oyer

Local Notes from Crawfordsville Congregation and Community

Mrs Maud Lease spent a day in Washington with friends as the Methodist church held a reception for Rev Myron Hayes and wife and teachers. Seniors hosted class events at the school with ghost drill chautauqua pantomime and games. The 20th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Twinam was celebrated with guests from nearby communities.

Crawfordsville Maud Lease Washington Myron Hayes Leo Mak Hayes Miss Adams Packer Ross Velma Twinam W. W. Twinam Wyman Mrs. Twinam Rev W. Cc. Allen Cal Gormly Wenatchee James McFadden N. J. Lease Paul Verle Maxwell Kenyon Minnesota Martha Teeter Earl Griffith Eo Carter Baby Burlington Henry Menafee Charles Randall Colorado Springs Colo Huber DeLong Silas Rows Harold Ross Donna McNeill Washington County Hospital Lee Pruitt Ottumwa

Daltorg Plans Kamchatka Mica Survey for Export Demand

The Daltorg in the Far East will finance an expedition to survey Kamchatka mica deposits after agents report strong American demand and high prices. Meeting of mine owners confirms intent to start mining where large deposits exist despite low past prices.

Vladivostok Siberia Daltorg Department of Trade In Far East Mia Kamchatka America

Merchant Ad Quoted in Journal Payment Request

A shopper cites seeing a merchant advertisement in the Journal and references a payment request or promise related to the ad. The note suggests a consumer seeking action or clarification based on the ad content in the Journal.

Morace Sampson Obituary Echoes a Life of Wine and Regret

An Arizona paper prints a curious obituary fragment for Horace P Sampson, Kansas lawyer and town figure, noting a life of talent and vice. Colonel Morrison recounts Sampson’s rise from legal work to legislative service, later succumbing to gambling, drinking, and debt, ending in ruin.

Arizona We Saveud Woman's Web Weel Dealera Morace P. Saawpeen Fragmont Horace DP Somapwom Bec Alphabet Oa Mersvienn New York Sun Morrison Shriners Kewler Sampoon Sampson Samp Wisconsin Kansas Sud Jim Thomas Fellows Horace Mertie Renwick Iowa Myrtle Colonel Morrigan Kipling

Chocolate Melting Pan Invented With Electric Heating Unit

A new chocolate melting pan has been invented featuring an electric heating unit built into the bottom. The device aims to provide even heat for candy makers and streamline tempering processes.

Twisted Sixes in North Carolina Roll Wee Vil

A garbled snippet mentions a man with six twins and a twin set of sixes, tied to North Carolina. readable bits imply a humorous or odd item on a small local page about births or unusual family notes.

North Carolina

Federal Reserve System under political danger and history

The piece argues for preserving the Federal Reserve System from political influence, tracing its history from the first two U.S. banks and their controversies. It emphasizes prudent handling of currency and credit, the need for a strong independent system, and warns against turning policy over to political authorities.

Federal Reserve Act Federal Reserve System First Bank of the United States Second Bank of the Sy 9 Federal Reserve Upop Us

Making Capitalists Out of Workmen

An editorial argues workers should gain a stake in their labor similar to capitalists. It advocates turning laborers into financiers through bank advertising and a personal stake in earnings, praising the Federal Reserve and currency stability while urging waste reduction and fuller work weeks.

Federal Reserve Bank Festua J. Wade

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Washington Oil Co Larrison Congress Fallone Kaunas Aeros Bankers Fortune Tim Cleveland Wor Colonel Morrison Supreme Court Charley Wedrick Charley Morrisuon Stenogry Craig Hazlewood President Association of Reserve City Bankers C. B. Hamiewood Festus J. Wade
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