Washington County Farm Bureau notes Iowa meeting
Washington county will send Fred Palmer as voting delegate to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Des Moines. Three delegates from Washington county will attend, with highlights including addresses by national and state leaders and an arm and home exposition. The county reports growing membership and promotes alfalfa and sweet clover seed as soil improvements, plus an upcoming Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Washington County
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Fred Palmer
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
Walter R. Brown
C. M. Maxwell
Crawfordsville
W. FE. Nicola
Riverside
Carl Anderson
Lime Creek Township
Chas. Schaffer
Lime Creek
Win
Shrine Temple
Farm Bureau Boosters
Iowa English River
the Creek
Cedar
Wranklin
Jackson
Washington Townships
Farm Bureau
Iowa State coNese
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
Social Notes from Everett Coffin and Nearby Families
Among Sunday visitors are multiple local families at Everett Coffin and Claude Watsons. Funeral services for Sanford Swartswelter reported, with several residents visiting, dining, or市 spending time with friends, plus neighbors noting a new Chevrolet truck and various market trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. True
Everett Coffin
Jere Elmore
Claude Watson's
W. Hi. Roberts
Faye
Loren
Hora Hadley
T. A. Spalding
O. C. Spaldine’s
Flenn Peanchamnyo
Christie
Leo
Earl Bald
Free French Rheumatism Prescription Offered by Paul Case
In a Brockton Massachusetts notice, Paul Case of the American Army division offers a noted French remedy for rheumatism and neuritis seen in soldiers in France. He claims to have shared it with thousands with wonderful results, requests only mailing his address for those seeking it.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Mass
Dinosaur Triceratops Goes Extinct in North America
The tricera tops dinosaur, native to western North America, has no surviving specimens. It possessed the largest skull of any land animal but the smallest brain cavity relative to skull size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Marines Describe Nicaragua Air War and Daring Missions
Captain H Denny Campbell recounts Marine aviators fighting Sandino rebels in Nicaragua. He details low altitude reconnaissance, enemy fire that damaged a plane, a high altitude bombing maneuver, and the rebels’ crude bombs and weapons carried by fliers as they attacked from the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
H. Denny J Campbell
Marine Corps’ Flyer
San Diego
Evening Journal
NEA
Sandino
H. Denny Cantoneil
Ross Rowell
Marine Air
Jove Solorzano Diaz
Denny Campbell
U. S. Marine Corps
NEA Service
Matagalpa
Ame
Absent minded star Ford Sterling starts business role
Ford Sterling, famed comic actor, enters business in the Paramount film A Figures Don t Lie. He plays Howdy Jones, a successful but absent minded executive, alongside Esther Ralston in a Fox Theatre release. Richard Arlen leads the cast in this B F Zeidman production directed by Edward Sutherland.
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Paramount
Esther Ralston
Fox Theatre
Sterling
Howdy” Jones
Paris
Richard Arlen
B. F. Zeidman
Edward Sutherland
Local Social Notes and Hogs On Chicago Market
Martha G Thrasher reports on residents visiting Spencer Reed and Jay Brewer homes in Mason City. Axel Anderson delivering corn to Ray Lambert. Everett Dennison sold four truckloads of hogs in Chicago last Wednesday. Community events include booster club dinner planning at Will Bealer home and Snowball social club gathering hosted by Mrs Will Phillips.
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Washington
Axel Anderson
Ray Lambert
George Reed
Walter
Edith
Spencer Reed
Milfred
Kenneth Anderson
Mason City
Jay Brewer
Will Bealer
Chicago
Tie
Guy Stumpf
Sam Munson
Sam = Neill
Booster Club
Will Phillips
Everett Dennison
Community Gatherings and Local Club Elections in Columbus Junction
Martha Butler reports from Columbus Junction about Muscatine county truck crop growers hosting institute meetings funded by the farm bureau. The piece lists officers elected for the Reformed and Presbyterian Sunday schools, a Des Moines farm bureau meeting attendance, and recent local club elections including the volunteer fire company and a newly organized gun club. It also notes visits from Waterloo residents at the Blair home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Muscatine County
Fruitland
Conesville
Farm Bureau
W. BF. Ruston
Presbyterian Sunday School
Reformed Sunday School
Hilda Owen
John Bowlby
Frances Hawkins
Kelly MekKee
Lorena Maxwell
Letha Jarrard
Gerald Allen
Amos Owen
Frank Prior
Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Volunteer Fire Company
H. M. Smith
Max Mize
K. M. Arington
J. D. Darrow
Roe P. Hawkins
A E Leonhard
H. Lee Huston
Fred Shannon
Waterloo
J. S. Blair
Language Barriers Persist Among Pennsylvania Towns
Fragmentary text notes that residents with limited English speech still gather on town thoroughfares in Pennsylvania. It references descendants of settlers who arrived over two centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
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Washington CO
Farm Bureau Notes
Weo
George Bray
Oren Roger
Danial Rogers
C. ¢. Rogers
California
H. C. Jones
Grandma Jones
Alda Watson
Merrill Gowey
Glenn Beatchamp
J. A. Rice
J. E. Ree
Ida and
Fernand
M. D. Gowey
Herman
Bruce
Fairfield
Santford Swartswelter
Russell
Friends Church
Pleasant Pisin
Russell Simmons
Harry Hamilton
C. Statler
Mary
Clarence
Ruth
Walter Bray
Clarence Turnbull
W. C. Watson
Claude Watson
Junior
Paul of
Woolston
Luther Elmore
Elbert
Earl Balderson
W. L. Bray
Olney Hoskins
F. Miller
Gladys
Gwendolyn
Jake Miller
Winfield
Fred Simmons
James Rice
Phoebe Jones
Effie Allen
Richland
H C. Jones
Verle Beauchamp
Sylvia Dana
Lucie
Edith Mae
Glenn Clarence
Stella Jones
Wi. Te. U
Ross Rewell
Tack
Managua
Levy
Ford Sterling
Washington, R
Martha G. Thrasher
Kurtz
Jarrard
Healer
Joe Shalla
Louis Reller
Pittsburgh
Ture
Prairie Flower
Martha Butler
Tae
Abe Martin
Charles A. Eaton
Congress
New Jersey
America
Mos Universal Social Service
Southern Utilities Company Utility Service
Klein Klothing KO
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