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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1929

Page

6

Local notices on Cedar Two bills due April 20

AM residents with claims against Cedar Two must file by Saturday April 20. Mort Emde and Clerk Laks War were mentioned in relation to local matters. An operation took place for an unspecified reason yesterday at a Washington County hospital. Cansinghams hosted an event on April 20. The notes reference method ladies and visiting people in Washi and Knoxville.

Laks War Ben Washion Earl Fry Knoxville Viet Sidrney Te Washington County Hospital

Pork Sthak Re 14 My Paeharss Swit TD Bacon

Fragmentary OCR notes list pork items including bacon rind and related terms. The readable fragments show brands or cuts but lack coherent structure or full details for a complete news item. No clear event, date, or person identified.

Community Notices From Local Park and Homes

Lavanda Gingerich, a student at John Fletcher, visited Un ity park on the way to Kalons to see Mr. and Mrs. Wanted. About 20 women sought button-making work at home for Ameri can Pearl Button Co. Mr. Pevid Temple returned from a visit with friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown. Sarah Rhinehart came home from Columbus Junction after funeral services for Joan Mantt. Schmoller Bros Tailors advertise made suits. Katy Bowman traveled from Columbus Junction to W widwel nin Me. Mrs. BOP left for Denver to visit her son Evan R. Hugi.

Lavanda Gingerich John Fletcher Unity Park Washington Kalons Pevid Temple Ows Jay Brown Ten Bros Sarah Rhinehart Katy Bowman Columbus In W. Widwel Bop Iia Denver Colorado Evan R, Hugi

Notice of tin can collection in alley this Monday

Fragmented notice indicates tin cans to be placed in an alley or street on Monday for collection. It mentions a rate with others and the word Apple appears as garbled text. The message is unclear but the main action is to place tins for pickup Monday.

Buters Indus Nevetheless

Ten Years Ago Today Painters Promote New Quick Dry Paint

A fragment notes Mrs Kepta visiting Wartel to inspect a new paint marketed as easy to use with a four hour dry time. It claims broad color range and practical appeal for households. Weather forecast predicts mostly fair conditions tonight and Wednesday.

Crawfordsville High School Play Receives Apology and Letters

An apology is issued to Miss Vas ar, sponsor of the senior class play, as Crawfordsville high school announces declamatory letters and basketball letter awards for the recent performance. The operetta Hula of Holland was repeated, drawing many country visitors, while Mrs J S McCleary leaves for St Clairsville Ohio after a brother’s illness.

Crawfordsville Vasar Homn R.C. Holmes J.T. King Wayland Thelma Edgar Muth Meyer Maxin Lowe Lucille Jo Musto Lena Jones Myrat Smith Wittham Joseph Jones Max Mitchell Kinetic Irene Mitchell Liste Anwyl Robert Hanna Holland Wa McCleary St. Clairsville Ohio James Bentley

Hoover Sets Farm Aid Plan and Tariff Revisions

President outlines approach to agriculture challenges, urging a new instrumentality to aid farmers and improve industry-wide efficiency. He argues legislation alone cannot cure farming troubles and calls for careful tariff adjustments to address shifts since the seven-year-old law, aiming to preserve employment and balance domestic and foreign production without discriminating against foreign industries.

Shome

Tariff policy and economic aims in Congress review

The author argues for selective protection, tariff modernization, and import needs while stressing broad national interests. He calls for reorganizing the tariff commission, shorter decision times, and stronger valuations of foreign goods. He endorses farm relief, census, reapportionment, and immigration clause suspension in the session.

Tariff Commission Urthermore Treasury Andy Hasts Congress

Calf Nursery Erected at Washington Farm

A new calf nursery has been built on a Washington farm east of town. The barn accommodates 64 calves in a 65 by 30 foot structure and is part of a larger dairy operation expanding livestock capacity.

Cant Nursery Washington United States Graham

Scholastic Tests Start at Washington High School Tomorrow

Interest centers on the upcoming scholastic competition to be held tomorrow across nine courses including physics history American history general science short story typing and English. All students in eligible courses take part with two top contestants from each class advancing to the district contest in Washington on April 26.

al Om University of Town Washington Washington High School

Mrs Lohberger Returns From Council Bluffs After Funeral

Mrs Lohberger returns from Council Bluffs where she attended the funeral of Catherine Morris and visited her son Paul Morris who is reported very ill.

Joe Lohberger Council Bluffs Catherine Morris Loherger Paul Morris

D A R President Warns Against UnAmerican Influences

Mrs Alfred Brosseau president general of the D A R urged the 30th continental congress to combat alleged un American and atheistic indoctrination. She called for state laws requiring public school and college teachers to take a flag oath while noting youth exposure to subversive ideas. A separate item mentions a high school reporting $18 papers to grade before Thursday.

Shington America Alfred — Brosseau The Orion Continental Congress Brosseau Congress Ind Young Pioneere Colle

Street Cleaner Marry Remark Sparks Barbed Wit

A sharp remark about marrying a street cleaner drew audible reactions at a gathering. The exchange showcased rivalries and teased prospects with humor, reflecting social class tensions of the time.

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