Farm Outlook and 1929 30 Policy Shaping 1950 Preview
The Farm Journal discusses how 1929 30 mark the start of U S farm policy shifts including the marketing act and high tariff protection for farm products It notes tariff debates delaying full enactment into 1930 while stressing government led cooperative marketing as central The piece also reviews 1929 prosperity amid evolving farm management issues and predicts 1930 will begin with hopeful agricultural conditions and ample production.
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Arthur H. Jenkins
Farm Journal
New -York
U.P
United States
Federal Farm Board
First Louisa County Marriage License Issued
In Columbus Junction on January 8, Louisa county issued its first marriage license under district court clerk Harry L. Lewis. Applicants were Lyman Qogier, 59, and Dattie Annabelle Hickey, 19, noted locally as well known residents.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Harry L. Lewis
District Court
Lyman Qogier
Dattie Annabelle Hickey
Italian Belgian Royal Houses Unite In Marriage
The Belgian Princess Marie Jose married Italian Crown Prince Humbert in the Pauline chapel at the Quirinal Palace Rome. The ceremony drew 40,000 joyous onlookers while royals from across Europe attended. Benito Mussolini led the procession amid state officials as sun broke through clouds at the vows.
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Humbert
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Joyzelle Stars in Universal Comedy at Graham Theatre
Joyzelle, a Creole dancer born in Lake Charles Louisiana, famed as Hoff's vaudeville partner and Salome in One Hysterical Night, performs a featured dance for Reginald Denny at the Graham Theatre. She rose from plantation beginnings to stage and screen stardom with a colorful career in dance and film.
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Louisiana
Charles Hoff
Jwault
John the Baptist
Hollywood
Reginald Denny
Graham Theatre
Joy Zelie
Salome
Denny
Napoleon
Joyzelle
Joyzelle Joynie
Lake Charles
Pensacola
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Hoff
Eddie Buzzell to Perform in Little Johnny Jones at Fox
Broadway comedian Eddie Buzzell stars in a sing along number in Little Johnny Jones. The Fox Theatre will present the film with Buzzell performing Friday and Saturday.
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Eddie Buzzell
Johnny Jones
Fox Theatre
Deep Snow Disrupts Northwest Highways and Western States
Winter storm walloped the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain region with heavy snowfall and subzero cold. Oregon, Wyoming, Montana, southern Utah, and northern Arizona faced deep drifts and crippled travel. Colorado saw ten year high snow. Denver was just above freezing while Glasgow Montana hit 40 below.
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Des Moines Man Dies In Coal Mine Accident
Peter Young of Des Moines died from injuries after being trapped in a cavern at Bennett Brothers Coal Co. mine. He suffered a fractured skull and was killed in the incident.
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Des Moines
U.P
Peter Young
Bennett Brothers Coal Company
Jan
Clarence S. Macy
Adel Power and Light Company
Adel
Iowa
National Electric Light Association
Des Moines Streets Commissioner Launches Campaign
William F Mitchell, Des Moines ten year commissioner of streets, begins active campaign for the mayoral office to be vacated by KF Mulock. Mulock announced he would not seek re election.
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Des Moines
U.P
William F Mitchell
H. Mulock
Mulock
Memorial services for James W Good and Harland Re bins
Memorial services were held yesterday as the January term of district court opened for James W Good former secretary of war and Harland Re bins both former Linn county bar association members. The reports also note various local items including airport plans in Muscatine and a high school graduate pursuing acting roles.
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Cedar Rapids
James W Good
Harland
Linncoly — Bar Association
New Screen Romance Stars Day and Buzzell in Fresh Comedy
The remake adapts a George M. Clargo First National tale with Alice Day opposite Buzzell in a bright love story. Edna Murphy and Donald Reed lead a lively cast including Robert Adeson Wheeler Oakman and others. Old tunes Yankee Doodle Dandy and Give My Regards to Broadway are kept, plus many new songs and witty dialogue throughout.
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George M
Washington High notes begin second semester activities
After a two week break Washington High opened last Monday with students renewing New Year resolutions. Seniors and junior college students have had yearbook pictures taken. Semester exams start Wednesday at nine and run through Friday. The band and orchestra rehearse daily, and a Girl Reserve meeting is set for Wednesday at four. The declamatory contest to select class winners for state competition is Thursday evening. The pep club plans another rally, new backdrop adds to the stage, and seniors meet Wednesday at 115 to elect officers.
Stringtown Community Notes Announce Year End Meeting
Mt Pleasant visitors Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goff share town news. Stringtown threshing company held its annual meeting Dec 31 with officers re elected Dan Widmer secretary Irvin Boshart treasurer John Alliman. Fieher church ladies served lunch clearing nearly 100 dollars at the administrator sale of J S Roth farm.
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Stringtown Threshing Company
Dan W. Widmer
Irvin Boshart
John Alliman
Edd Widmer
Fimer
Washington Visit For Schantz Family And Guests
Wilbur Schantz his wife and daughter Ruth spent Sunday evening in Washington along with Mr and Mrs Emerson Witting as hosts and guests during a social visit.
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Ruth
Emerson Witting
Washington
Keota Obituary and Local News Fragments
Michael Meyers 84 Civil War veteran dies at home after brief illness. Survived by wife and five sons Ernest and R45 of California Arthur of Kansas Charles of Mason City Town and Allie who cared for parents. No funeral plans yet pending word from absent relatives. John Conklin son of Mrs. George Conklin injured in fall from height in Fairfield. Homer and Mrs. Wusenverry visit son Cloyce and wife in Cedar Rapids at new home.
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