Columbus Junction Notes and Local Notices
Local holiday extended to Feb 7 due to bad roads hinder signatures for Louisa County National Bank depositor waivers. Various community items include marriage announcements, staffing changes, Odd Fellows officers installed, births, visits, and upcoming broadcasts by the WIAS quartet.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County National Bank
Robert Hart
Cleo Cornie
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Freda Garden
Hollywood
H. T. Jones
Seattle
Wash
W. O. Jones
Clennie Jones
North Main Street
Roe Litrell
J. M. Chittum
Wapello
Louisa County Farm
F. L. Darrow
Wapello Republican
West Chester declamatory contest winners named at high school
The January 30 event in the West Chester High School auditorium named overall winners in three divisions. John Stout and Frederick Lindenmeyer topped oratory. David Munro and Laura Lucille DeLong led dramatic. Orville Coakley and Donald Sheetz won humorous. Miss Ruth Coon coached contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chest
John Stout
Frederick Lindenmeyer
David Munro
Laura Laucille DeLong
Orville Coakley
Donald Sheetz
Ruth Coon
Ainsworth
Editorial Reactions to Farm Mortgage Foreclosures Across Iowa
Iowa newspapers from Oelwein to Harlan weigh the farm debt crisis and foreclosure risk. Editors urge debt relief, leniency by insurers, and policy action while noting farmers want to pay and banks face pressures, with calls for market improvements and cautious mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Iowa
Oelwein Register
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri Valley Times
Newton News
Harlan Republican
Navestock Moor Mystery Tests Wolfe and Jess
Dr John Wolfe investigates Navestock unsanitary conditions and confronts brewer Hector Turrell amid Lord of the Manor’s Whispering Court on Tarling Moor. Wolfe influences Jess Mascall in a village rite while contending with Miss Perfrement’s feigned heart crisis and Threadgold’s absence.
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John Wolfe
Montague Threadgold
Navestock
Wolfe
Jasper Turrell
Mary Mascall
Moor Farm
Jess Mascall
Joe
Barnaby
Jess
WWE Moor
Flemyng
Flemyng's Cross
Hector Turrell
Turrell
Flemyng’s Cross
Fyson
Jess Mascal
Old Fyson
Tarling Moor
Dr. Threadgold
Priscilla Perfrement
Prospect House
Miss Perfrement
Etouter
Mulberry Green
Eliza
Local Health and Community Works Progress Amid Illness and Winter Roads
The piece notes improved winter roads and slow recovery for Mr. Augustine who can still talk by telephone in bed. Walter Boyer makes progress with assistance to walk. Harold Griggs and Doyle Smith completed their writing tasks, and the writer assisted Kalona W W. T. U. with a local institute program on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Walter Boyer
Harold Griggs
Doyle Smith
In The Nation's Youth Census Of 1700
The article lists the first U S census figures from 1700 with leading cities and their populations including Philadelphia New York Boston Charleston Baltimore Salem Newport Providence Richmond Albany and more. It cites counts such as Philadelphia 42444 New York 33131 and Charleston 16869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Charleston
Battmore
Salem
Mass
Newport
Providence
Richmond
Albany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Butler
Sheldon Hawkins
Ottumwa
Everett Orris
Leroy
Colleen
Egebert Shellabarger
Concord Township
Odd Fellows Lodge
Karl Frisk
Noble Grand
Paul Johnston
J. E. Lukins
E. Cunningham
W. E. Gabriel
A. A. Jean
McKean
A. Alruth
Inside Guardian
George Bonnichsen
Outside Guardian
S. A. Dwinell
Frank Hopkins
Bert Wolfe
Russell Taylor
J. A Green
R. C. Boyd
Iowa Highway Commission
Ft. Madison
Moore Metcalf
Riverside
Charles Nelson Woodson
Ill
Charles Jennings
Edward Knott
Edwin
Muscatine
J. L. Mulhern
Galesburg
Mark Schafer
Annette
West Liberty
Anna Mulhern
James Hoben
Gladwin
G. W. Weber
Weber
W. A. Lamp
Billie
Tommy
B. H. Shearer
Chris Weber
W. C. Davis
WIAS
Columbus City
William S. Randolph
Merle Perry
A. L Perry
Eldon
Raymond Randolph
Forest Fry
Norris Flat
Oren Jennings
West Chester
D. E. Brumaback
Iowa Falls
Y Warwick Deeping
Chapter
Ium
Kansas City
Robert E. Lee Hotel
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