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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

8

Local Moves and Community Notes Around Washington Iowa

Local residents plan upcoming moves with families shifting homes including Mr and Mrs Lewis Warren and Judith Rae, and Mr and Mrs George Freshwaters with Nancy Lee. J S McElhinney family returns from Chicago trip while Julia McElhinney extends stay. Frank Glaze of Oskaloosa visits, sharing Masonic ties with Amos Alberson era.

Lewis Warren Judith Rae A. C. Shields Iowa George Freshwaters Nancy Lee Weaver Fast Main Warrens East Main F. F. Macon Washington J. S. McElhinney Frank Glaze Oskaloosa Pred Moore Moore Mr. Glaze

Major operation at Washington County Hospital

At The Hospital Mrs Guy Mitchell of Crawfordsville underwent a major operation this morning at the Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ned Tischer of South Iowa Avenue are the proud parents of a son born last night at 9 30 at the Washington County Hospital.

Guy Mitchell Crawfordsville Washington County Hosital Ned Tischer South Iowa Avenue Washington County Hospital

Local notes and notices from Riverside area

A compilation of community items including visits by Miss Helen McCrory and Miss Pauline Fickling in Washington, baby news for the Bordenave family in St Paul, a death in Iowa City, travel plans of Mrs Hazen and Rex, 4-H judging by Mr Ellis, navy sailor Thomas Stewart’s furlough, Lay-Away blanket sales at Graham's, illness of Lloyd Scott, Don Brindley bitten by a police dog and its aftermath, and a Des Moines Register-Tribune sales report near Ainsworth.

Helen McCrory Moravia Pauline Fickling South English Washington Hazel Durst Iowa Southern Utilities Co Riverside A. P. Bordenave St Paul Minn Bordenave Marjorie Flanagan Frank Dutler Iowa City John Shedbeck Harry Springman C. M. Hazen Rex Alfred Neal Dwight Hazen Des Moines Edwards Hazen M Hazen Neal Harold Ellis Mareneo FE. G. Foy Thomas W. Stewart Fred Stewart Navy U. S S. Dallas Provincetown Mass Graham's Don Brindley Dan

4-H Club Awards Highlight State Pig Show

The Franklin township 4-H fair awarded top honors with Eleanor Augustine and Rosalie Combs praised for their livestock and clothing projects. Esther Pond from Iowa State College judges the costume contest as six Iowa City visitors view a display featuring years of 4-H work and a long list of champion pigs and gilts across classes led by Everett Hayes and Robert Flynn.

Eleanor Andy Augustine Rosalie James W. Combs Franklin Township Jolly Jokers Clothing Club Iowa City

Roosevelt nationalizes silver in executive order

President Roosevelt issues an executive order turning over all silver stocks to the mint, placing government ownership over the nation's silver reserves. Experts say no immediate circulation impact and no inflation, with farmers expected to benefit as silver-backed money policy progresses. Senator Elmer Thomas predicts more money and cheaper money as the move unfolds. Funeral services for Mrs Dora Bean were held at the Y and Jones funeral home with Rev F J Shook officiating. pallbearers included Glenn McParlane and Harry Bean. Burial followed at Ainsworth cemetery.

Washington, D Roosevelt Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Dora EF. Bean Yeater Y. & Jones Funeral Home F. J. Shook Ainsworth Carl Hedges Remps Hampsher Glenn McParlane Harry Bean George Murphy John Blair Earl McGraw John Montgomery Burlat

4 H Club Exhibit Showcases Iowa Live Stock

The 4 H Club exhibit in Washington County features top quality livestock with Lloyd and Don Marek in a brotherly show of Senior Angus class placing first and second. Donald’s entry edges Lloyd’s for the top spot, while locals admire the vivid animal nicknames such as Smokey Shorty Amos Andy New Deal Star of the West and Ace Hi.

Iowa Washington County Lloyd Don Marek Angus Donald Lloyd's Smokey Shorty Amos Andy New Deal Star of the West Ace Hi Ditto Rastus Moses Wimpy Boscow Lady White Sox Chubble Mickey Pat Mike Garbo

Youth Livestock Show Faces Trials and Competition

The Gerot brothers Guy and Ardell struggle through a tougher year after strong showings last year. Calves suffer heat but most livestock endure the heat well. 18 calves may enter the state contest and 6 reach the National. Ruth Smith aims for another strong result with a shorthorn calf while Keith Wells helps his sister's Hereford entry though past age limits. Doyle Jarrard's Duke draws praise for its delicate curl.

Gerot Brothers Guy Ardell Gerot Ruth Smith Keith Wells West Chester

Sheep heat compared to other animals in fair talk

Ezra Smith reports 4-H rivals plotted to dump him from a bed outdoors seven miles north of town after he boasted of comfortable sleep. Don aldson defends sheep saying wool keeps heat out and the animals stay cool.

Warren Donaldson Ezra Smith Ezra Ezra Sare

New Rules Tighten Prizes for Smoking Swearing in Livestock Show

The article notes a new ruling banning prizes for any boy seen smoking or heard swearing, with girls likely subject to the same rules. Several girls are in the livestock exhibit this year. Maurine Walker won first in the Dairy Heifer class. Other winners are expected later. A participant reported calf costs, including a $1.50 calf earning second in Dairy and a $65.00 calf taking first in another division. Just what is what.

Maurine Walker

Missing Exit Bit Highlights Hidden Show Clue

Reader notes suggest a crucial exit cue is missing in the segment, implying an unseen plot twist or finale clue. The observer warns the audience that without this exit bit the show may fail to resolve key mysteries.

Washburn-Crosby Plant Opens Friday

Formal opening of the Washburn Crosby Company distributing plant in Washington expected tomorrow. Local stores display products and welcome cards in windows. George Pearson of Cedar Rapids coordinates setup with Little Transfer Storage handling local operations. The plant is in the large garage south of Sherman's Drugstore with several retailers promoting the event.

Washburn Crosby Company Washington George Pearson Cedar Rapids Sherman's Drugstor Widmer ®& Busby Scott Furniture Co Montgomery Ward & Co H. S. Ward & Co North Side Cafe

Sailboat Navigation Lights Requirements

The article outlines required lights for sailboats: a red port light visible from ahead to two points abaft the beam, a green starboard light visible from ahead to two points abaft the beam, and a white forward light visible over ten compass points. When at anchor no all around white light is shown. Overtaken vessels show a white light astern visible over twelve points aft.

Clocks Without Hands on Eiffel Tower Illuminate Time

Two enormous dials on the Eiffel tower in Paris lack hands and rely on a lighting system to indicate the time.

Eiffel Tower Paris

Cream fat trade ad seeks Butterfat buyers

An old advertisement offers cash for cream and butterfat with quick service. Armour brand products tied to a trade in local area, listing a contact on a street and a phone.

Armour's N. da. Ave Walter Little Mer

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