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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1934

Page

5

History of Stagecoaches in Iowa Gains and Declines

The piece recounts Iowa stagecoach transport from early Mississippi River routes to the 1870 decline as railroads rose. It notes major lines Frink and Walker and Western Stage Company, routes to Council Bluffs, and the Concord coach’s design plus daily horse changes and driver skills.

Iowa Mississippi River Keokuk Fort Madison Burlington Muscatine Davenport Dubuque Iowa City Council Bluffs Frink and Walker Ohio Stage Company Hatchlin We Levan Stage Company Concord Western Stage Company

Lodges Washington Lodge No. 96 Regular Meeting Notice

Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No. 96 A F and A M held on the first Friday of each month. W M Harry E. Turner and secretary A W Yard present.

Washington Lodge No A.F A. M Harry E. Turner W. M A. W. Yard

Eastbound and Westbound Rail Timetable Highlights

Railway timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, names like Golden State Limited, local and freight services, daily except Sunday patterns, and notable stops including Washington and county seats. Mentions discharging California passengers and trips serving multiple towns and branches.

Roe Golden State Limited Washington-Askaloosa Noth California FE Paso Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Allerton Princeton Spick

4H Clubs Work Reaches New Peak in 1934

Chicago report notes rural boys and girls in 4-H clubs reached a peak with about 124 thousand members and an estimated value of 20.24 million dollars in 1934. Prizes from local to national exhibitions totalled around one million, with 35 thousand educational trips and scholarships valued at 19 to 400 dollars. The contest promises a $10 thousand fully furnished community building and $3 thousand prizes for three other sectional winners, to be managed in counties with cooperative farm groups. Des Moines weather outlook for Dec 31 1934 to Jan 5 1935 given.

Chicago G. L. Noble The Nations Committee On Herle Sears Roebuck Thea

Unsettled Great Plains Weather With Varied Temperatures

A forecast notes frequent precipitation across the northern Great Plains with cooler swings, while southern areas expect near to above normal temperatures. Strong north region fluctuations show above and below normal readings.

Great Plains

Bachelor of Arts Delivers Honest College Life Screen Drama

The Fox theater opens the John Erskine tale Bachelor of Arts starring Tom Brown and Anita Louise as campus sweethearts facing an adult world with candor. Henry B. WALthall Mae Marsh Arline Judge Frank Albertson Frank Melton John Arledge headline a strong supporting cast in a human engaging campus portrait.

Fox John Erskine Tom Brown Anita Louise Henry B. Walthall Mae Marsh Walthall Dr. Griffith Arline Judge Frank Albertson Frank Melton John Arledge

Funeral services for Mrs Seth TD Carris and Mrs

Funeral services for Mrs Seth TD Carris and Mrs Andy Augustine were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Robertson and Dr Eastwood officiating. Interment followed in Improve Cemetery with pallbearers including Marion Wells Sidney Smith and Frank Anderson. Six grandsons served as pallbearers for Mrs Curtis.

Seth TD Carris Andy Augustine Presbyterian Church Ww. OO Robertson V. W Eastwood Kenneth Carvin Augustine Improve Marion Roy Wells Sidney Smith Frank Anderson Glenn Martin Gus Strum

Doubled Funeral Service For Isarial and Willard Augustine

In Keota cemetery Isarial and Willard Augustine were laid to rest after a large church funeral. Friends filled the church for the double service as Coral tributes surrounded the caskets.

Willard Augustine Isarial Keota

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