Plans for new sale pavilion discussed at Farm Bar
A setting to consider plans for a new sale pavilion in Washington will be held at the Farm Bar. Local officials and residents are expected to attend to weigh site details and funding options for the proposed pavilion project.
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Washington
The
Farm
Ee Aera
Iowa
City OF
Washington, Iowa
Police
Health Department
Evening Journal
Council
J. BE. Bover
Ss. J. Kellogg
DeBord Specials Best 800 Acre Farm Near Town on Main Road
Fine level corn land located one mile from town on Main Road. Includes a 2 story dwelling, large barn with 4x50 stalls, double corn cribs, garage, chicken house, deep well with mill and tanks. Fully fenced hog tight with electric in all buildings. Priced at 450 per acre with $15,000 on farm for four years at 5 1/2 percent. Exceptional farm offered for tomorrow.
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Miin Road
Community club and church group notices for April events
Announcements urge attendance at a variety of local meetings. The Eau office lists the Community Club meeting at 8 p.m. with stock pledges for a new pavilion, plus church and club gatherings including choirs, Sunday school orchestra, Mothers' Club, Priest United Presbyterian banquet discussing the New World Movement, and social events hosted by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society and Just Us club.
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Peh GarTsal
Priest United Presbyterian Church
New World Movement
Inter Church Movement
Erstwhile Candidates Referred to Two Nominees
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief reference to two candidates with names Chas. Freding and W. M. H512. The text lacks context on offices, dates, or outcomes.
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Chas. Freding
W. M
Debt Cuts Push March Reduction to New High
Treasury reports March debt reduction of 765.66 million dollars, cutting the national debt to 24.698 billion. Officials call the drop strong evidence of postwar financing success, with future changes tied to new appropriations and tax legislation and sinking fund operations.
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Washington
Treasury
Large 1930 Bond Issue Tops Prewar Securities
A survey of old bonds shows nearly 1 billion dollars outstanding before the war. The largest single issue is the 1930 con solidated issue totaling 699.9 million dollars.
New Dormitory Planned for Orphans Home in Mason City
Mason City April 20 report says the Odd Fellows orphan home will add a three story fireproof boys dormitory costing about 100000. The current 128 children will rise to 228 with 30 more applicants. Girls dormitory to replace old building. Committee members include John Scott Keokuk B W Cutting Decorah George Adair Shell Rock J M Hazzlett Mason City.
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Mason City
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
John Scott
Keokuk
B. W. Cutting
Decorah
George Adair
Shell Rock
J. M. Hazzlett
Miss Hamilton's Work Endorsed by Numerous Instructors
Washington readers learn that Carolyn Hamilton trained many high school vocal students who pursued further study with renowned teachers. Prominent figures including Prof Chesnutt of Combs Conservatory and T Merrill Austin of Monmouth College Conservatory praise her breath control, tone placement, and solid foundation. The endorsements, unsolicited, affirm her teaching impact and are highlighted to encourage others to study under her guidance.
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Washington
Carolyn Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Prof
Chesnutt
Combs Conservatory
Philadelphia
Wand
T. Merrill Austin
Monmouth College Conservatory
Harriet Case
Conservatory
Iowa State Normal
New York
Royal Hughes
Conservatory of Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Hamilton
Advt
Chinese land development mission seeks US agricultural graduates
Prof S M Gordon of Peking University visits Iowa State College to recruit American agricultural graduates for scientific management of a 600 acre Chinese farm. Gordon, UC Berkeley graduate, has taught in China and arrived on a mission funded by a Chinese landowner seeking modern farming practices.
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Ames
S. M. Gordon
Peking University
Peking
China
Towa State College
Gordon
University of California
Noisy Weather Beats Reister & Sons Listing
Fragmentary note references heavy rain late train and dire effects described as pain and strain. Mentions no grain and no gain, urging to buy an aeroplane and ends with a grim line about rest and slain. Brand or company name appears as REISTER & SONS.
Fragmented OCR Financial Summary Entry
Obscure numeric sequence with amounts 1700.00 3000.00 3500.00 450.00 2973.48 1982.32 43.92 4955.80 appears, no clear names or context to identify entities or events. The snippet provides financial figures without readable labels or a verifiable narrative.
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DeBord
Alex DeBord
Fr. & M. Bank
John Applegate
Rep
Eau
Ernest Carlson
Cedar Community Club
Steve Crawford
Mothers’ Club
S.S. S
Boyd Foster
Methodist Ladhes Aid Society
Just Us Club
Sam Hoyt
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A.M
U.S
Maxwell
T. C. Kyle
East Second Street
Wotch
Cal
Reister & Sons
Pearl Button Co
Vom Care
Louden Machinery Company
Fairfield
C. A. Reeves
Floyd A. Bower
Mutual
Wes Engel
Brighton
Oscar Jugenheimer
Will Allbaugh
Mannhardt’s
Bevins Motor Co
Dodge Bros
Beving Motor Co
C. A. Ruebsam
FORD
Mason Tranefer & Storage Co
Snipe Lake
Saskatchewan
Minneapolis
John Carris
Keota
C. H. Bower
Rouleau
Sask
Canada
C. & Ruebsam
Godfrey Sommers
Kalona Mutual
Hoyd Herdo
Red
Rod
Call
J. White
Buff Rock
Frank Scranton
Lydia Ruebsam
Dougle House
John Gerdes
Mannhardt Bros
Senator
Journal
Sati
Muscatine
Geo. Evans
Americal Bank
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