Washington high schools basketball team eyes stronger season
Coach Albert McKinstry reports five letter men back and three more with prior play. Beal graduation loss minimal. Captain Kiwell Hill Duke Thompson Marshall and others vie for starting spots. Sixty boys sign up. about fifty to stay through seven periods. Opening games planned December 12 and 19 with a mix of boys and girls teams, plus several nonconference games.
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Washington High School
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Kiwell
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Duke
Thompson
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Kort
McConnell
Weaver
Sevetn
Eastwod
Carter
Simmering
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Schulty
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Holt
Turner
Conner
Pratt
Bales
McCreedy
Lyons
Enalin
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McKay
Carlton
Eehoor
Pirla
Mt. Pleasant
Lions Contribute 100 to Washington Girl Scouts
At a weekly Washington Lions Club meeting the club voted to donate 100 to support the Girl Scout organization in Washington. The group will work with the Washington Improvement League, keeping Scouts separate from the Town City organization. The club also approved a Christmas plan to give gifts to those in need and added Dr. C. W. Stewart to the Christmas committee.
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Washington Lions Club
Girls Scouts
Washington
Washington Improvement League
Plana
C. W. Stewart
328 Automobile Licenses Taken This Month So Far
This year starts with a licensing rush, more than twice last year. By noon today 328 cars were licensed, with 168 Monday 110 yesterday and 56 up to noon today. Last year totals by day were 97, 78, and 43. The noon record today exceeded last year’s sixth day milestone. County treasurer staff hope to maintain the pace and avoid month end rush. Nearly five thousand vehicles will be licensed in the county this year.
Wayland Couple Visits Washington Shopping
Mr and Mrs Will Seherock of Wayland spent yesterday in Washington shopping and visiting with friends. Also promotion notes fur coats for winter by H I Ward Co inviting readers to inspect latest styles at reasonable prices.
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Will Seherock
Wayland
Washington
Ward & Co
Bailey Purchases F and M Building in Court Deal
In a district court receivership proceeding for Farmers and Merchants Bank Judge Hamilton signed an order accepting Marsh W Bailey’s 50600 offer for the bank building its furniture and fixtures The deal resolves a major question about the future use of the 1912 modern fireproof structure regarded as the town’s largest business and office building Bailey acted alone stating faith in Washington and no immediate disposal plans.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Hamilton
Marsh W. Bailey
Bailey
BE. D. Morrison
Washington
Milo Reno to Speak in Washington County Saturday
Milo Reno state president of the Farmer's Union will address a meeting next Saturday afternoon, likely at the courthouse at 2 o clock. The appearance is part of a county wide membership campaign with meetings every evening at various locations this week.
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Milo Reno
Farmer's Union
Court House
Washington County
Farmer’s Union
Washington Place
Junction Game Net Yield Expected From Gates
Washington high school athletic treasury anticipates about 315 dollars from the Junction football game after expenses. Gross receipts were around 760 with year-ago costs near 133. Net funds will be split between Washington and Columbus Junction, band members contributing to the event's success.
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Washington High School Athletic Treasury
Washington
Campaign invites farmers and business men to meetings
County president Ernest O Carlson issues a cordial invitation to business men and others interested in better conditions for the Iowa farmer. Meetings are open to everyone.
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Ernest O. Carlson
Ixsu
Towa
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Farm Bureau to Meet December 18
Washington county farm bureau scheduled a December 18 meeting at the Commercial club with Prof. J. G. Holden to speak on Community Development and Joe H. Jones discussing bureau organization. Women to provide music. a social dinner follows. morning business session to elect officers and review finances and agent reports.
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Farm Bureau
Crawford Township
Jones
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Commercial Club
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