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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1919

Page

3

Washington High Opens Season with Keota rout

Washington high school's eleven defeated Keota 35 to 0 in the opening game. The locals showed a powerful line and backfield with speed, though penalties and start roughness limited execution. Putnam and Jones scored multiple touchdowns with Lemley adding five goals after touchdown. Keota threatened briefly but Washington dominated inside the Keota thirty yard line most of the first half.

Washington Keota Barold Ross Whitford Washingo Sigourney Ross Pumble Jones Lemley Richardson Putnam Jack Reid Fairfield Jefferson County Washington Keota Carson BE. Cummings FB. Meiame Bayliss L. T .McCreedy L. G. Jones L. G. Lemley Droz Capt Minnier R. G. Hinnah R. G. Duke R.T. Gregory R. T. eTacatae R. E. Richardson R. E. R. Jones Russell Q. B. Putnam L. H. Ralston L. H. Hunter R. H Slead R. H. Sulit B. Adams F. B Carson Mintter Gates Swift Greenwood Cummings Clow Teeter Richland Foley

Harry Rich Says He Wasn't Killed Despite Reports

The sensational performer Harry Rich declares he is alive after widespread reports of his death following Homecoming day. He says he is in Chattanooga Tennessee and that earlier notices of deaths at Tipton Davenport Burlington Vinton Clinton and other towns were incorrect. He sent a letter to The Journal noting he is alive and enjoying his work and asks for extra copies of the issue.

Harry Rich Rich Chattanooga Tenn Tipton Davenport Burlington Vinton Clinton Harry Washington

Service Flag Demobilized and Christian Flag Unveiled

At the Second United Presbyterian church a wartime service flag was demobilized and a Christian service flag was unveiled in a ceremony led by Rev. Leslie Mountford. Miss Georgia Wengert of Blue Mound Kansas announced she will serve seven years in India.

Second United Presbyterian Church Georgia Wengert Blue Mound Kansas India R. S. Cook Myrtle Swift Dewey McAvoy Homer Fr. Hawkins Harry H. Bennett Ben Cherry Jas. Ferguson James Chapman Victor Crone Walter G. G@onner George Stewart Fred N. Randle Frank W. Cherryholmes Merle J. Bidwell Harry A. Taylor George G. Guy Marion A. Randle William Lloyd Swift John W. Bidwell Lawrence A. Logan Cloyce B. Kerr Charles Owen Ross Harry Miller John W. Miller Donald Chilcote Margaret Simpson W. J. Brooks Leslie Mountford James Story Idaho J. A. Stotts China Rose Minner Egypt Jne Ferguson Buffalo Rebecca Glasgow South John de Vinne Wahgert Junius Fisher Miss Wengert United Presbyterian

Fourth time a new baby arrives at Nellie’s home

The story recalls Robert’s sister Nellie and a proud family note. An aunt informs him he is an uncle for the fourth time, prompting the boy to quip that if the trend continues he will become a grandpa.

Robert Nellie

Secretaries Promote Y M C A Work in Local Churches

Yesterday in Washington state leaders from the Y M C A visited six church pulpits and met with Community Y movement committees. Officials including W N Northcott and Bruce Tallman spoke on fall and winter plans, aiming to develop better men and dedicated citizenship. They then departed for Davenport to continue a similar campaign today.

Washington First Second United Presbyterian W. N. Northcott Harry Goodrich W. Hill Wing Bruce Tallman Gillis W. F. Huxford Iown Davenport

U P Synod to Meet in Clarion Iowa

The United Presbyterian Synod of Iowa with churches in Iowa and allies in South Dakota and Missouri opens the New World Movement campaign at its Clarion gathering on October 7 and 8. Dr J Alvin Orr of Pittsburgh will outline campaign objectives while Dr J Knox Montgomery of Muskingum College discusses home revival and spiritual life. The opening sermon will be by retiring moderator Rev Austin S Bailey, with numerous Iowa leaders and speakers from Des Moines Tarkio Clarinda and Garner listed among the program.

United Presbyterians of Synod of Iowa Iowa South Dakota Missouri New World Movement Iowa Synod Clarion J. Alvin Orr Pittsburgh J. Knox Montgomery Muskingum College Montgomery Austin 8. Bailey Stanwood Lows J. A. Thompson Tarkio W. P. McCormick Des Moines J. M Wishart Washington S M. McConnell Garner W. J. Stewart Winterset T. R. Aiken Clearfield J. M. Hamilton A.N. Porter Brookings BE. Hawthorne Ealiham Hl, L. Mellree Keokuk

Description of African Pigmies by Herodotus and Stanley

The passage recounts Herodotus locating African pigmies near the Nile source and claims modern explorers confirm this region. It cites Stanley describing them with huge stomachs and short legs, leaping like grasshoppers, and mentions a full grown young woman three feet tall with large eyes and sleek body.

Herodotus Nile Stanley

Community group announcements for late September and early October

Local church and club notices list meetings for the Young Womens Missionary society at Miss Lillian Minick’s home, Pleasant Plain Missionary society with Mrs J E Wright, Ladies social at Presbyterian church, Women’s Rural Club social at Mrs Co W Jackson’s home, and a congregational reception for Prof Harry Thomas. Also scheduled are Pythian Circle, Fortnightly club departments, Evangelical Ladies Aid, Second United Presbyterian Young Women, Just Us club, and Kolah club gatherings with note of date changes and meeting places.

Young Womens’ Missionary Society of the M.be Lillian Minick The Pleasant Plain Missionary Society J. E. Wright Co. W. Jackson Washington Young Women's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church Ora Henderson Sam Hout

Bird Nest Trade At Remote Penal Coron Shore

Notice to taxpayers describes Penon de Coron's rugged cliffs where local labor climbs rocks for edible bird nests sold to Chinese traders. Thousands of nests are bartered for this delicacy, highlighting the area's revenue from the trade.

Penon de Coron

Real estate bargains near Washington with several farms

Several listings describe 160 acres 3 miles from Washington with gentle south slopes and fair improvements, and 128 acres 1 mile from a good market five miles from Washington on a good road with two sets of improvements. A small all purpose farm offers $5 per acre with school route nearby. Soil is productive though not heavy black. Good terms offered. Additional city properties available.

Washington Sturgeon Boone County Missouri T M. Jackson

When Piano Was New at Covent Garden

The article recalls the first public piano performance in Covent Garden London 152 years ago. It credits Cristofalli Schroter and Marinus with the instrument’s invention and notes early eighteenth century crude pianofortes, Zump founding England’s first piano factory and building the instrument used at Covent Garden.

Covent Garden London Cristofalli J. C. Schroter Marinus Johannes Zump England

America as Inspiration and Spirit in a Historic Quote

Franklin K. Lane describes America as an inspiration and a mystical spirit residing in the heavens. He frames the nation as a constant search of the human heart for something better, highlighting ideals over tangible powers.

America Franklin K. Lane

Tuberculosis Among Chickens in France and Abroad

Two French scientists report about ten percent of French chickens have tuberculosis and say the disease reaches twenty eight percent in poultry in some other countries. The finding implies serious disease spread in poultry populations and potential risk to exports.

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