Bush seeks Republican nomination for Por County sheriff
Por County Sheriff candidate CY Bush announces his bid for the Republican nomination subject to June primary voters. The statement frames the race as decided by the electorate.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
8
Por County Sheriff candidate CY Bush announces his bid for the Republican nomination subject to June primary voters. The statement frames the race as decided by the electorate.
Miss Helen Breese returned from Iowa City. Mrs John D Jones and Lena of Crawfordsville shopped here this afternoon. Mrs John Builers and Mrs Scott Welch of Crawfordsville were here on business today. Several families including Jones Bos hart Boshart Allen and Hills visited the Hedges home over the weekend with Louise Allen departing yesterday with her parents. Louise had been staying since Friday.
Mrs Harry Miller and Mrs Thomas Swift discharged from Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs BE Strickler visited from Iowa City bringing Wilma Ellis and Marguerite Caldwell home for part of spring break. Floyd Roe and son visited Centerville with Mrs Roe’s sister Mrs Allen. Dr and Mrs Charles Brown return from Ohio Nebraska trip. mother’s health improving. D FE Ernst of the state banking department was here from Des Moines on business.
Stanley Mash suffered severe burns to the face and right hand while pumping a lit gas lantern at the Gingerich turkey farm shack south of Wellman. He was living there for the summer to tend turkeys and was brought to town for medical care by Marion Yoder, with plans to return to the farm tomorrow. He extinguished the flame by throwing the lantern outside and using a coat.
Iowa fire losses in the first three months of 1932 totaled 2 001 blazes causing 2 144 129 dollars in damage. Largest loss occurred in adjoining buildings with 324 531 dollars. Defective flues caused 198 201 dollars. Sparks from wooden shingles 175 796 dollars. Smokers carelessness blamed for 36 127 dollars.
A state committee proposes biennial real estate assessments be replaced by four year intervals to cut costs and errors. It calls for simplifying records to a field book and permanent taxpayer cards, with tax bills produced by carbon copy, eliminating repeated recopying and complex math in the current system.
Frank Marion Fleming aged 96 died at his daughter's home south of Wellman after a long life as a Civil War veteran. Services were conducted at Lexington Methodist Church with Rev. Walter Smith and the Women’s Relief Corps, followed by burial in Lexington Cemetery. Born January 23, 1845 in Madison County Ohio, Fleming enlisted July 22, 1861 in Co. B Tenth Missouri Infantry and served three years before moving to Iowa.
Washington April 11 An investigation into the activities and operations of the federal farm board was ordered today by the Senate without a record vote. The Senate adopted a resolution sponsored by Senator Norris Nebraska authorizing the investigation to be conducted by the committee on agriculture.
The inquiry focuses on short selling and market manipulation with Richard Whitney leading witnesses. The probe aims to cover bull pools bear raids and identify parties behind price surges while noting past major investigations by Hughes and Pujo.
Dr. Condon, linked to the Lindbergh case, avoids press discussion and says he was warned talking could get him killed. He had placed cryptic notes signed "Jassie" in New York papers that allegedly facilitated the ransom meeting, while his Sing Sing connections raised suspicions of intermediary role.
Geneva April 11 report United States proposal calls for abolition of all tanks mobile artillery over six inches caliber and all gases. Hugh S Gibson acting head of the U S delegation presented the formal resolution at the conference.
Beatrice Anderson of Clinton was a weekend guest of Betty Jones. they travelled from Wednesday to Saturday before returning to Clinton. The item notes social visits, store ads, a funeral in Dubuque, and various local residents visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lytle of Des Moines are visiting in Washington at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lytle. Regular ice routes have been started and a contact number 176 is listed for ice services.
H B Knight returned to Chicago after visiting his family here he says the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has eliminated much of the usual red tape causing government work to move faster. Adophe Hol, former Des Moines resident, and his wife spent Sunday and Monday in town visiting friends. Casey's Cafe interior has been refinished and the front exterior repainted recently.
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