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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1934
Page
5
The document is labeled confidential and notes that the information within is strictly private and will not be used for taxation or shared with any tax official. It includes garbled text about parcel details, acreage, and fractions, indicating a fragmentary report portion.
Report requests disbursement records since last filing and seeks discharge of H S Lekwa as Examiner in Charge of the bank with bondsmen exonerated as of November 23 1934. Notice requires appearance at Washington Iowa Court House by January 7 1935 to object or the court will approve the report and discharge Lekwa and bondsmen as of November 21 1994.
The Superintendent of Banking of the State of Iowa acts as Receiver for the Ainsworth Savings Bank located in Ainsworth Iowa. The action assigns liquidation and fiduciary duties to settle accounts and protect depositors under state oversight.
Des Moines reports cold conditions expected across the upper Mississippi lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. The period shows limited precipitation with frigid temperatures, especially in the north portion of the region.
Local readers are invited to a Christmas issue themed event by J. P. Mevoy and J. H. Striebe dated around Christmas 1966. The item highlights festive writings and community tone.
John Quirk a 75 year old farmer was struck and killed Friday night by a driver who fled the scene. The body was caught in the wheels of a truck and dragged several miles before being found by a search party. Matt Weiman was arrested and to be arraigned Monday. Blood stains on the truck were reported and the driver claimed not to have struck anyone.
Iowa City Mayor Harry Breene will end his term and not seek reelection. The move, expected by residents, follows persistent retirement rumors and signals a transition from public to private life.
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