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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1933

Page

10

Roadside Parks to Be Built Across Iowa

Leroy C. Perkins, director of 16 state forestry camps, announced roadside parks along primary highways four to five miles from towns. He urged American Legion support and outlined county committees, site selection, and simple landscape plans to create naturally Iowa landscapes with small dams and spillways. Committees are set in Chariton and Shenandoah to locate sites and proceed with deeds to ease landowners’ tax burdens.

Leroy C. Perkins American Legion Perkins Iowa Legion County Board of Supervisors The Conservation Corps County Boards

Spraying Advise For Codling Moths In Iowa Orchards

County Agent Carl Rylander says hot dry June weather brings accelerated codling moth development in Iowa. Muscatine county apples should be sprayed July 13 to 17 with calcium arsenate mixed into Ohio or Bordeaux formulations to curb fruit damage and reduce lead residue at picking.

Iowa States County Carl Rylander Iowa State College Muscatine County Rylander Ohio H. E. Nichols Extension Service Nichols

Local News Briefs From Muscatine Daily

Local items report two men L. C. Slater and Charles Boke facing intoxication trials in Police Judge J. C. Coster's court at 4 p m. Rex Feastal announces the birth of a son Rex Jr. at 511 East Front. A Cedar Street Methodist church picnic is postponed two weeks. Bankers Life agent school conducted by F W Darling. Kathleen Warner visiting Bett Will. Mildred Smith takes two week vacation. Families headed to Chicago for the World's Fair. Multiple residents traveling or visiting, and local band concerts set at Weed park with vocal soloists. Hog receipts total 125 at the stockyards.

L. C. Slater Hercourt Charles Robert Boke J. C. Coster Tke Coster Rex Feastal East Front Street Rex Women’s Home Missionary Society Cedar Street Methodist Church Hocke Cottage F. W. Darling Cedar Rapids Bankers Life Company F. G. McCullough Kathleen Warner Boone Bett Will Lucas Street Mildred Smith Welch Apartments J. R. Smith Betty Dorothy Jane Edmondson Columbus Junction Edward Fuller George Kewanee George Black Mulberry Avenue Mary Fuller Pine Street Chicago Levi Moore East Seventh Street Frank Pontiac Mich Oliver Reichert Everett Strong Art Hill William Westerman Route 6 Ralph Cullen Muscatine Boys Weed Park Gilbert Lawrence First Baptist Church Joe Hogan Oregon Street South Dakota

Local Social Roundup and Harvest Notes Plentiful

Stockton families picnic at Crystal Lake for Virginia Broders eighth birthday. Blue Grass and Durant guests visit Stockton area homes. Henry Frick announces birth of a daughter. Joe Welty visits A J Just in Maysville. Stockton Blue Grass kittenball draws fans. Harvest activity sees better corn yields and heavy deliveries to Stockton Farmers Elevator Co.

Stockton Leroy Broders Vesta Virginia Ed Grimm Crystal Lake Virginia Broders Walter Egel Pleasant Prairie W. C. Dage Ferdinand Stahl Warren Howard Delores Hanas Wulf Durant A. J Lester Paarman Joe Bowers Long Grove Blue Grass Stockton Farmers Elevator Co

Farmers organize wheat acreage plan in Muscatine county

County agent C Rylander announces immediate start of the wheat acreage adjustment program under the new farm act. Muscatine County will elect a director and county committee to oversee the plan with signed contracts due by late August for benefit payments beginning around September 15.

C. Rylander Washington Rylander Iowa Muscatine County Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Leslie M.carl Iowa Department of Agriculture Carl

Iowa Youth Dies in Crossing Crash

Marshalltown report says Elmer Thake 23 State Center was killed when his car collided with an eastbound Chicago North Western train at a grade crossing three miles east of State Center. The blind intersection lacked a protective viaduct replaced two years after a previous fire.

Marshalltown Elmer Thake State Center Chicago North Western

Freight derailment disrupts North Western service near Geneva

A freight derailed near Geneva on the North Western main line, damaging tracks and causing thousands in damage. Passenger trains were rerouted with several hours of delay as crews inspected the line and cleared debris.

North Western Chicago

Iowa Mortgages to Be Refinanced Under Federal Plan

Governor Clyde Herring announced Iowa becomes the third state in the federal land bank refinancing program for mortgages held by closed and restricted banks. About 100 million dollars would be available, with appraisals based on 1909 to 1914 values to determine loan exchanges and a possible 30 percent writeoff to settle debts while offering long term, lower interest refinanced loans to farmers.

Des Moines Clyde Herring Iowa Federal Land Bank Herring Henry Morgenthau, Jr Farm Credit Administration Statehouse

Senate Tax Revision Committee Meets Des Moines

The special senate tax revision committee appointed by Lieut. Gov. Kraschel held its first meeting Monday night in Des Moines. Senator Geske and fellow members discussed cooperation with the survey committee on Iowa government reorganization. The next meeting is set for July 24 to review proposed revenue sources for a possible fall legislative session. Members include Geske Knudson Ellsworth Hicklin Wapello Roelofs and Chrystal.

Des Moines Senate Kraschel Geske McGregor Iowa Knudson Ellsworth

Wheat produced at 74 cents per bushel in four states

The Department of Agriculture found Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri farmers produce wheat at an average 74 cents per bushel, below the national cost. Excluding land rent, production cost in these states averaged 56 cents, with labor and power at 44 percent, fertilizers and seed 12 percent, land rent 26 percent, and miscellaneous 18 percent.

Washington Ilinois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Department of Agriculture

Council Debates Removal Of Goeders From Fish And Game Board

Iowa state executive council weighs if it can oust Dennis Goeders of Algonz from the fish and game commission. Goeders admits voting Republican in two primaries but says he is a Democrat. Attorney general officials say the council can hear the matter and rule on jurisdiction. A separate complaint against Insurance Commissioner E W Clark was sent to AG to decide possible hearing.

Des Moines State Executive Council Dennis Goeders Algonz State Fish and Game Commission F. W. Lehmann Goeders W. A. Farrell Mason City Turner Goerders Fish and Game Commission Farrell Royal Union Life Insurance Company Attorney General’s Office Executive Council

New 3.2 Beer Near Legal Alcohol Limits

City Consulting Chemist R. K. Bond said the 3.2 beer is effectively at the limit, with tests showing several brands at 3.2 per cent by weight and 4 per cent by volume. One brand measured 2.67 per cent by weight in initial results.

Des Moines—(P R. K. Bond

Man Kills Mother-in-Law Then Shoots Self

In Spirit Lake Mrs. Emil Berke is dead after Brubaker allegedly shot her, struck his wife with a gun butt, and wounded himself. He is not expected to live. Dr. Rodawig noted possible intoxication. Brubaker had been separated for two weeks and visited the Berke home to see his wife before the shooting.

Spirit Lake Emil Berke Ting Brubaker Bubaker Don Rodawig Brubankerg Berke

Golf Meet advances in Iowa tournament at Sunnyside Country Club

Six Des Moines women led by Lucile Robinson, the defending champion, moved to the second round of the Iowa women’s golf tournament at Sunnyside Country Club Waterloo. First round results feature Kay Palmer 2 up over L Schatz, Stone 1 up over A Boileau, Betty Mac Peak 2 up over F Byers, Glandville 6 and 5 over J Dickman, Weepie 5 and 4 over Norss, Gallmeier 3 and 1 over Dahl, Pickett 5 and 4 over Eddy, Ames 5 and 3 over Showers, Estabrook 5 and 3 over H Smith, Olson 3 and 2 over J Douglas, Taylor 5 and 3 over H Adams.

Sunnyside Country Club Waterloo Des Moines Lucile Robinson Iowa Kay Palmer L. E. Schatz West Union K. D. Stone A. H. Boileau Marion Betty Mac Peak Mason City F. C. Byers Cedar Rapids Charles Glandville J. W. Dickman Sumner Frances Weepie Independence Burt Norss Decorah Mildred Gallmeier Anna Mae Dahl India Pickett Virginia Eddy Charlotte Ames Clear Lake N. A. Showers Cedar Falls Edith Estabrook Dubuque Harold Smith Margaret Olson J. N. Douglas Marshalltown L. A. Taylor Harlow Adams Dave Bonnella E. G. Shoe

Waterloo golfers earn decisive wins in country club play

Maker of Waterloo defeated Mrs Herb Mucha in Waterloo while Mrs J W Pursel of Marshalltown fell to Fern Wilson of Mason City 2 and 1. Wilson also beat Miss Margaret Mordy of Des Moines 2 and 1 in a separate match.

Maker Waterloo Herb Mucha J. W. Pursel Marshalltown Fern Wilson Mason City Margaret Mordy Des Moines

Injunction Lifted in McGuire Suspension Case

In Cedar Rapids Judge John Moffit dissolved an injunction that blocked the 30 day suspension of veteran detective Mike McGuire. The order had named Police Chief W. C. Benesh and Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier as defendants.

Cedar Rapids W. C. Benesh Dan Kruidenier Mike McGuire John Moffit

Perry Packing and Provision Sold to Arnold Brothers of Chicago

Announcement that Perry Packing and Provision company is purchased by Arnold Brothers of Chicago. Remodeling expected to begin soon and production to be speeded up.

Perry Perry Packing and Provision Company Arnold Brothers Company of Chicago

Retail Druggists Draft Trade Code

Carl Weeks of Des Moines, treasurer of the Drug Institute of America, says a tentative retail druggists code under the national industrial recovery act sets a 66 hour week with salaries from 12.50 to 32.50 weekly. The executive committee will study it as it drafts a final code for submission to Washington administrators.

Des Moines Carl Weeks The Drug Institute of America Drug Institute Washington

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