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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1929

Page

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No Measure F Farm Relief Debate with Hoover Conference

Washington reports indicate Congress will not press the No Measure F and Farm Relief 7 Regular bill this session. McNary and Hoover officials weighed farm policy as Mellon’s Treasury leadership faced scrutiny while other cabinet talks and tax issues emerged during the Washington conference.

Swashington Jan Congress McNary Oregon Senate Agriculture Comtion Nittee Hoover

Edmondson dies suddenly at 73 near Columbus Junction

Frank Edmondson 73 prominent local farmer two miles east of Columbus City died suddenly at six o clock from heart trouble. Active in Columbus City Presbyterian church, he was born June 9 1861 in Monroe County Tennessee. He married Marietta Duncan in 1880. she died in 1898. Survived by second wife Alice Lupton four grandchildren two daughters Vis Shellabarger and Mrs S L Olson and two sons William Dale Edmondson. Funeral arrangements not announced.

Columbus Junction Frank Edmondson Columbus Ciy Columbus City Presbyterian Church Edmondson Monroe County Marietta Duncan Alice Lupton Vis Shellabarger Columbus Junction

Valuation at Home Increases Property Inventory

The Washington county home shows a larger valuation than last year with totals around 17 thousand dollars compared to about 16 thousand previously. The inventory lists livestock including 37 head of cattle 122 swine and 500 chickens along with 6 191 quarts of stored fruit.

Washington County

Eighth Crew Member Dies After Army Plane Crash

In HARIUSBUNG Pennsylvania on January 12, Sergeant Patrick Conroy, aboard the army transport plane fallen near Royalton post office, died from injuries after seven others perished. The accident, blamed on possible engine failure, occurred during a return flight to Bolling Washington, with the ship crashing after the tail tipped and one wing struck a tree. Fire and wreckage hindered recovery of bodies from the damaged craft.

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Prayer Week Services Close Observance At Vaulted Presbyterian

A local week of prayer concluded with a series of services at the Vaulted Presbyterian Church. Attendance was modest as illnesses affected participation. Patterson of Abe Wrest Church led the closing program, with a single remaining absence noted in the report.

Los. Patterson Abe Wrest Jan Church Losin Falks M Patterson

Mrs J H L Myall Dies After Eleven Weeks Ill

Agnes Galbraith Myall of Paris Kentucky born 1851 in Ireland died after an eleven week illness. She married Joseph Myall in 1871 and lived near Washington. Services set for 2:30 Sunday at Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr Eastwood. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Sutherland and Mrs Rath, and a son, J W Myall.

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Mercury Dips To Five Below As Night Warms

Early night readings show the thermometer dropping to five below zero, then rising before morning. Daylight brings warmer temperatures and rapid melting of snow and ice, with exposed areas taking the sun.

Marriage License Granted in Rock Island County

A marriage license was issued at the courthouse to Martin and Doraman, both of Rock Island. This is the first marriage license issued in the county in 1929.

Court House Martin Doraman Rock Island

Lindbergh Plans Canal Zone Mail Route Flight

Col Charles A Lindbergh prepares to fly a Sikorsky from Miami on February 1 to establish a mail route to the Canal Zone. The trip will stop in Havana Belize British Honduras Tela Honduras Cortados Nicaragua Managua Punta Arenas Costa Rica and Cristobal with Lindbergh acting as technical adviser for Pan American Airways on a biweekly schedule.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Miami Pistwine Sikorsky United States Canal Zone Havana Belize British Honduras Tela Honduras Cortatos Nicaragua Managua Punta Arenasy Costa Rica da Cristobal C. Z Lindhergi Tal Air “Transport Co Wehe Intel Casey Tones Lindberg Pan-American Airways Fe Canal Zone

Band Elects 1929 Officers at City Hall

The Band selected in a city hall meeting elected Grant Humble Sr as manager and Hal Humble as director. William Manussier was re elected secretary and treasurer, Harry Janitor Pollock Wall as temporary chair announced officer salaries and uniforms to be funded, two committees formed for uniforms and entertainment with Frank Carter Lewis Warren to serve. An entertainment show is planned to boost funds and a minstrel style program may headline.

Grant Humble Sr Mattie K. Humble William Manussier Treasury Harry Pollock Wall Harry Sprineman Frank Carter Lewis Warren

Auxiliary of Legion Growing to Meet Quota by Jan. 15

The Leon Beatty American Legion auxiliary aims to reach its membership quota by January 15 to win a state convention travel prize. The unit seeks six merit points for a state citation and honors the sacrifices of members’ families who served. Nationally 1928 membership hit 300,000 with Iowa around 24,784. also noted is the death of former Washington buggy man M. Wilson.

Leon Beatty Post American Legson State Department American Legionaux Lowatatone Ford Iowa Hammill Stason Providetion Oy American Legion Boxing Commission

Farmers Mutual Gains 269 027 Yearly Total Amid Snowed Meeting

Farmers Mutual reports a net gain of 269 027 for the year as the annual meeting of the Newton County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association was postponed due to severe weather and road conditions. Only a few stockholders attended. action will be taken when a new date is set.

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Seek Cars For Fairfield Jaunt

Large interest in the Washington field game next Thursday evening January 17 at Fairfield. J W Enclin circulates petitions to secure cars for high school students and their families. Call before Wednesday to reserve seats. hoped for 200 plus travelers. Washington aims to win the Little Six title with a victory.

Washington Fairfield J. W. Enclin Jow Enslin Ruigfeld

Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday

Radio listings from 1929 summarize the WEAF and network schedule with segments hosted by Reinald Werrenrath Nina Morsana opera artist and baritone, a General Motors hour with Gertrude, and multiple broadcasts across WOR and WIZ networks including Roxy Theatre and Music Room segments.

United Wor Newark Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra WEAF Reinald Werrenrath Nina Morsana Opra Parton Warc Weaty United Press Wiz and Newwork Roxy Network 7 Music Room General Motors Gertrude

Annual Session of Y W Women Hold Meeting Monday Evening

The annual Y W gathering is set for Monday evening at 7 to review reports and elect board members. Organizers hope for a large attendance from all members.

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Mount Pleasant Loss to Demons Amid Erratic Play

The Mount Pleasant team fell to the Washington Demons in a game plagued by rough play and misplays. Washington dominated early scoring with tenacious rebounds while Mount Pleasant struggled to convert shots, leaving the contest in doubt until the final minutes as both squads traded baskets.

Washington Heads to Fairfield in Big Thursday Game

Washington plays at Fairfield next Thursday in a hard fought intercity game while plans are made to mobilize a large crowd. Mt Pleasant Junior varsity squad has shown steady improvement and fans note a strong performance by Wilson and Hoffman. Hiatt leads Washington with active floor play and sharp baskets as the hosts pull away late in the third period.

Washington Fairfield Armory Mt. Pleasant Wilson Hoffman Mr. Pleasant Alvin Wash Tucker

Knoxville Republican Joe H. Johnson Named Speaker Pick

Joe H. Johnson of Knoxville was chosen by the Republican caucus as speaker of the house for the forty third Iowa General Assembly to convene Monday. A farmer-lawyer and former insurance and schools committee member, Johnson is a Good Roads supporter with Central College and Chicago law training. The caucus indicated the appointment will face house opposition and likely Senate contention.

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Furnish Milk to Ward Pupils

Neat Monday morning mid mornings a half pint of milk at the ward school to be started for about fifty five underweight children. The plan has been tried before with a dog in many schools and is seen as encouraging. Milk paid by some parents, provided free for others whose parents cannot pay. Local donations to the school health fund make milk possible.

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