Demons Fall Narrowly to Muscatine in Openers
Washington high school basketball lost to Muscatine 21 to 16 in a hard fought opener coached by Bobby Kinnan. Kiesey and Barko led their teams with solid floor play and scoring threats, while Washington’s Kiesey and Judevine contributed on both ends. Referee Jack Skein, a Town State University freshman coach, controlled a lively night as Washington’s B team beat Ainsworth 33 to 15 in the curtain race.
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Washington
Muscatine
Demons
Bobby Kinnan
Iowa
Kiesey
Barko
Lytle
Raymond
Mohr
Mohr Eachh
Judevine
Muscatine Five
Hahn
Hall
Jack Skein
State University of Town
Skein
Ainsworth
Wilson
Weber
Fabrizius
Unley
Jones
Simpson
Pay-Off opens at Fox theatre with Sherman in lead
The Pay-Off debuts at the Fox Theatre led by director actor Lowell Sherman who stars in a crime drama about a thieves band posing as gentlemen. An ensemble cast includes Marion Nixon Hugh Trevor William janney Helene Millarde George Marion Walter McGrail Robert McWade Alan Roscoe Lita Chevret Bert Moorehouse and others in a polished stage style production.
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Fox Theatre
Lowell Sherman
Samuel Shipman
Sherman
Marion Nixon
Hugh Trevor
William Janney
Helene Millarde
George Marion
Walter McGrail
Robert McWade
Alan Roscoe
Lita Chevret
Bert Moorehouse
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption Expiration in Washington County IA
Notice to L. B. Anderson heirs that Lot 6, Sec 3, Twp 74, Rge 7 in Washington County Iowa was sold for 1926 taxes on December 5 1930 to Charles Anderson. Redemption expires within ninety days from completed service, or a Treasurer's Deed will be issued. Dated December 11 or 15 1930.
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L. B. Anderson
Washington County
Iowa
W. S. EK
Charles Anderson
Clouds of wasps kill five in Brazilian farm tragedy
Rio de Janeiro December 19 The Journal do Brazil correspondent in Porto Alegre reports that clouds of wasps invaded a farm on the Jaguary river killing a woman and her four children aged 18 months to 11 years. The father was in serious condition.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Journal Do Brazil
Porto Alegre
Jaguary River
Promoted Captains of U S Liners Gain New Commands
The two United States line captains known as the rescue twins Captain George Fried and Captain Albert Randall receive major promotions. Randall takes command of the Leviathan, the world’s largest ship, and Fried becomes master of the George Washington. Randall gains fleet command after Commodore Cumberland resigns.
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New York
United States Lines
George Fried
Albert B. Randall
Randall
Leviathan
Fried
Antonoe
Florida
U. S. Lines
Harold A. Cunningham
Railway Time Table and Lodges Washington Chapters
Railway time table lists regular lodge meetings for ORL P Pastbound Washington Chapter No 98 Damascus Shrine No 10 Washington Lodge No 26 Cyrus Chapter No 13 plus train arrivals and departures for Golden State Limited Express Local Pass and freight services with agent credits J C McKAY and W C BELL. All trains run daily except Sunday. Visiting members welcome.
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Washington
O. S
Rose M. Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Edith Pulver
W H. P
Hazel Haven
Worthy
Oerbe
Washington Lodge
E. Stutsman
A. W. Yard
Cyrus
R. A.M
J. W. Enslin
H P
Golden State Limited
California
L. Goodlander
J.C. McKay
Southwest Lim
W. C. Bell
Varied Junior College Assembly Highlights
Students at the Junior College held a special assembly after canceling the regular program for Mr. Case's funeral. Dean Mead announced Christmas vacation from Friday to January 8 1931. Miss Anetta Griggs introduced Ralph Shannon who spoke on humanity and life goals, noting a smart student can fail in business without understanding people.
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Junior College
Case
Dean Mead
Anetta Griggs
College
Y. W
Miss Griggs
Ralph Shannon
Salesmanship and friendliness shape successful sales
The remarks emphasize knowing customers, remembering names, and giving genuine compliments as core sales skills. The meeting ends with songs, brief comments on an upcoming game, and reflections that the Wednesday assembly was highly interesting.
Monmouth College Football Schedule Announced
Monmouth college announced a 16 game football schedule for 19% with night game at Burlington junior college on Sept. 28. Other dates include Parsons Sept. 26, North Central Oct. 3, Illinois College at Jacksonville Oct. 10, Coe Oct. 17, Corner at Mt. Vernon Oct. 24, Augustans Oct. 31, and Lake Nov. 7.
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Monmouth
Monmouth College
Burlingtons Junior College
Parsons
North Central
Mllinois College
Jancksonville
Coe
Corner
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Augustans
Lake
Forest Nov 14 Carthage at Carthage Nov 26 Knox at Gal esburg
Schedule note lists games for Forest with events on November 14 at Carthage and November 26 at Gal esburg against Knox. The item records upcoming road contests and opponents in a compact briefing.
Davenport Banks Merger Announced
Davenport officials said First National Bank will merge with Union Savings Bank and Trust Company in a announced deal. The announcement comes from executives of both institutions in Davenport Iowa this December 19.
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Davenport
Iowa
First National Bank
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Merging Banks Boost Davenport Lends Era Arrives
By the move the capital stock of Union Savings bank rises from 14 percent to 1 650 000 dollars and combined deposits approach 20 million dollars. Both institutions rank among Davenport’s oldest banks with First National founded in 1863 and Union Savings in 1891.
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The
Union Savings Bank
Davenport
First National
Union Savings
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Washington High Schools
Art Dickinson
Gainesborough
Huntington
Commercial Savings Bank
Etotl
Valvoline
Corliss
Vvalvoline
Lennsylvania
Washington Oil Company
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Morrell
Bologna
Orez & Speer
U. S
ORL & P
Knoxville
Iba .m
Shannon
Wilards
Eagle
F. O. B. Ormony
Detroit
William J. McAneeny
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson- Essex
Mangold’s
AAA
Ford
Mace Motor Company
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