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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

4

Taxes and a French sidewalk tax spark reader letters

A reader letter remarks on France im posing a circulation tax for sidewalk use, contrasting with the United States where sidewalks, schools, parks, and libraries are free and funded by those who can pay. It argues for universal coverage of public costs while noting injustices and the need to balance taxes.

Europe Lloyd McCall France Army Navy United States Sam

The Selfish Interests in Banking Broached by Senate Panel

The Senate Banking Committee harshly criticized major New York banks and investment houses including Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and City Bank for failures in bond issues and for abuses in foreign securities sales. It labeled practices as negligent, unethical, and often driven by cupidity, noting excessive fees and control concentrated in few hands.

New York City International Group Senate Banking Committee House of Morgan Kuhn, Loeb & Co John J. Rascob The National City Bank Et al

France Tax Talk From Lloyd McCall Letter 1934

Letter from Lloyd McCall in Le Havre on July 4 1934 describes French taxation and living costs. He notes an 18 percent tax on foreign dividends plus depreciation and other charges, passes on how gas charges and a circulation tax affect finances, and compares American habits with life in France including Bastille Day and local customs. He mentions passport renewal, fewer tourists due to dollar depreciation, and longing for a real American dinner and coffee.

Paris London France England Russia Austria Spain Italy Germany Holland America New York

Reform of life insurance and banking abuses in New York

The writer recalls Charles Evans Hughes as a young attorney who probed New York insurance companies, exposing near highway robbery methods. They argue reforms strengthened life insurance and influenced a broader crackdown on bankers and holding companies, noting years of financial excess and investor harm.

Charles Evans Hughes New York State New York New York City Bio Bankers

Heat and oddities from Kansas week before last

A humorous roundup notes extreme heat across Kansas with bizarre effects on wildlife and crops. Reports describe baked potatoes, dry creeks with fish growing legs, grain popping on hot soil, and other oddities from Garden City to Topeka.

Jefferson Iowa Kansas Garden City Harvey Maye Jones Kaw Valley Mill Creek Topeka Wolf Club

Delic ate child and stern school clash worries mother

A mother protests a teacher's plan to discipline her gifted son in class claiming the child is delicate and should not be shocked. The letter highlights concerns about hitting students and calls for gentler handling.

Dolly Montreal Star Tommy

First Year Poultry Winners Highlight 4-H Show

The article notes Mrs. Tom Gerdes praised the poultry exhibits as unusually fine in the first year of the county poultry department. Eight entries competed with seven boys and girls placing, signaling growing club interest for next year and a larger exhibit at the annual show.

Tom Gerdes

Livestock show results feature Reeves, Marek and Marek champions

In the junior and senior divisions of the Hereford and Shorthorn classes, numerous exhibitors earned first through twelfth places. Notable standings include Donald Marek and Lloyd Marek with multiple top finishes, and Lloyd Marek named Grand Champion with Donald Marek as Reserve Champion.

Lamb Club Shropshire Ewes and Market Lambs Winners List

The report lists class winners in a lamb show including Shropshire ewes in Class 26 with Daryl Hoyle and Harriet Schantz as top placers, Bucks with Roger Stan nard and Robert Macon leading, light and heavy weight market lamb classes with Don Pearson and Keith White among top finishers, and pen of three lambs and keith White’s class 31 results.

Daryl Hoyle Harriet Schantz Joe Dougall Urban Mety Charles Snyder Paul Ruth Roger Stannard Robert Macon Paul Snyder Lawrence Whisler Dean Zachs Don Pearson Franklin Dea Rosalie Combs Viola Anderson Sth Chas. Anderson Keith White Richard Knupp Myron White Lloyd Marek Lewis Anderson Donald Marek Elizabeth Dea Alvin Horak Pen of Three Lambs

Dairy and Colt Classes Lead Winners in 4-H Show

Everett Hayes presents results with 1st Ronald Rabenold in Yearling Colt class 32 and Clair Edmondson with top Dal Hoyle 2nd in 33. Dairy Heifers Class 35 sees Maurine Walker 1st Donald Marek 2nd, Marion Timmins 3rd, Marian Rinner 4th, Marion Turnipseed 6th. Poultry shows White Rocks noted with Marjorie.

Donald Rinner Everett Hayes Lloyd Marek William Augustine Bill Walker Stanley Foster William McGinnis John Frame Lawrence Whisler Martha McGinnis Donald Marek Ardell Gerot John Combs Hth Velma Jarrard William Walker Richard Weeks Rosalie Combs Ernest Fink Hereford Ronald Rabenold Clair Edmondson Dal, Hoyle Maurine Walker Marion Timmins Marian Rinner Marion Turnipseed

Four-H club style show crowns Martha Mathers

Martha Mathers leads in a three-division 4-H style show at Cedar township church. Naomi Kyle wins second in tailored school dress. Georgina Stirling and Frances L. Stewart also high in clothing contests. The event features numerous club members, demonstrations, and a sympathy card for county chair Mrs. Knapp.

Gladys Turnipseed Woussicket Club L. W. Turnipsed Cedar Township Naomi Kyle Walter M. Kyle Violet Flynn M. M. Flynn Washington Township Fern Cliff Club Helen Patterson Helen O. Petterson Darity Marjorie Frame Georgina Stirling Mable Finney Esther Smith Virginia Wiley Stella Thompson Esther Patterson Isabelle Kennard Louise Fishburn Letha Turnipseed Maxine Jarrard Edith Patterson Irene Saunders Bernadine Long Jeanette Picken Swirls Eunice Kyle Wilma Richards Mary Huber Glen Dickinson Dorothy Kessel Helen Finney Miriam Stannard Jean Kessel Maxine Beighard Uth Reighard Rosalie Combs Dorothy Te Bockhorst Wanda Shaffer Mable Wiley Eleanor Augustine Esther Pond Iowa State College Extension Department W. J. Roudabush Ruth Speidel Ruth Wilma Palmer Maurine Walker John Speidel Roudabush Henry Coan Farm Bureau Miss Pond Cloyd Knapp Edd Jackson Woussicket Helen Dickinson Bernadine Long Jolly Wirst Woussieket Jolly Jokers Georgina Stirline Davida Fisher Martha Mathers Bloomers Maxine Darbyshire Jaccksonites Pauling Darbyshire Jacksonites Dorothy Harvey Peppy Linn Hollow Club Mabel Finney Velma Jar Waddy Shaffer Good Luck Club Jacksonite Club Mildred Shebeck Happy Hustlers Violet Fionn Fern Cuff Club Kathryn = Stewart Northern Stars Mabel Wiley Wouassicket Harmonious Ambitious Hustlers Helen Stewart Northern Star Frances Stewart Fred JD Stewart Jacksonies Jean Walker Isabelle Morrison Peppy Lian Hollow Club Eather Stone Maxine Waterhouse Jean Quinn Frances L. Stewart Ruth Wead Dainty Esther Stone

Doyle Jarrard and Esther Smith Win the Health Awards

Doyle Jarrard a Washington junior college student placed 4th in livestock judging at the 4 H fair and Esther Smith vice president of the Woussicket club Cedar township win health awards. Examining doctors include Drs W L Alcorn W F Anderson C A Boice and others with nurses and dentists listed.

Tom Gerdes Washington Northern Star Club Esther Cedar Township Doyle W. L. Alcorn W. EF. Anderson C. A. Boice C. W. McLaughlin H. F. Masson FE. KE. Stutsman M. Ts McCreedy Kyle W. J Masson M. J. Cruise D Dwyer J. N. Irwin Altha White Lucile Martin Frances Minick Nellie Dodder Luella Patton

County livestock judging contest selects top five for state fair team

Donald Krinner led the judging contest held on the fair's first day with the highest score among five contestants. Everett Hays, Joe Dougall, Doyle Jarrrard, and Stanley Foster also ranked highly, with three to advance after further eliminations to form the county team for the state fair.

Donald Krinner Everett Hays Joe Dougall Doyle Jarrard Stanley Foster

Marek brothers win grand and reserve in baby beef

Donald and Lloyd Mare, sons of Vince Marek of northeast town, exhibited fine Angus in the baby beef club. Donald Marek's calf was grand champion and Lloyd Marek's calf reserve champion, drawing enthusiastic praise from judges and cattle experts.

Mareks Donald Lloyd Mare Vince Marek Lloyd's

Boys and animal club record book winners named

George Freshwaters judged the boys record books and ranked winners across several clubs. Baby beef winners: Velma Jarrard first, Lloyd Marek second, Rosalie Combs third. Pig club winners: Robert Cress first, Richard Birney second, Marion Timmins third. Lamb club winners: Joe Dourall first, Donald Marek second, Rosalie Combs third. Dairy Heifer club winner: Marian Rinner.

George Freshwaters Baby Beef Club Velma Jarrard Lloyd Marek Rosalie Combs Pig Club Robert Cress Richard Birney Marion Timmins Lamb Club Joe Dourall Donald Marek

Clothing Club Girl 1934 Joys 4-H Leadership Honor

Eleanor Augustine of Franklin township, county 4-H club president and Jolly Jokers member, earns the 1934 Clothing Club Girl title and a trip to the state convention at Ames. Rosalie Combs, her teammate, is reserve champion for the five year record book and serves as Jolly Joker club reporter.

Eleanor Augustine Jolly Jokers Eiven Ames Eleanor Andy Augustine Franklin Township Clothing Club Rosalie Combs J. W. Combs Franktin Township Rosalie Jolly Joker Club

Grapefruit Origins Traced to China and Shadduck Tale

Grapefruit derives its name from its grape like clusters and origins in China before Confucius. It arrived in America about a century ago carried by a sea captain named Shadduck and was once called a Shadduck.

China Confucius America

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