Farmers Union Proceedings Oppose Bond Issue and Gas Tax
In a Saturday session at Woodman hall the county Farmers Union adopted resolutions opposing state road bonds and a gasoline tax while supporting county board control of roads and lower labor costs. Ernest Carlson was reelected president and Charles W. Jackson secretary treasurer with several new executive board members. A follow up meeting is planned for Saturday, November 24, when A B K Cotter will give the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farmers’ Union
Woodman Hall
Dan Hesseltine
Resolutions Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Farmers Union of
Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Ernest Carlson
Charles W. Jackson
Joe Peper
J. B. Rabenold
Dennis Hesseltine
Charles J. Wolfe
Ed Kos
J. L. Johnson
A. BK. Cotter
Will Wwe
Rotary Club Aids Y M C A Building Furnishings
At a regular meeting the Rotary club discussed supporting the Y M C A project. A motion to provide 200 toward furnishing the main assembly room was approved. other groups have pledged funds and items for the building, including curtains and rooms, with several clubs already committing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Mort Keeley
Methodist Church
Doris McNeil Added to County Hospital Nurse Class
Doris McNeil of Crawfordsville is added to the county hospital training school nurse graduation list. The class includes Hattis McConnell and Marguerite Springman and will graduate Thursday at the YMCA building with a brief program and the Florence Nightingale pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Hospital Training School
Doris McNeil
Crawfordsville
Miss McNeil
Hattis McConnell
Marguerite Springman
Marsh W. Bailey
County Hospital Board
Florence Nightengale
Anna E., House
John Stacy Dies in Mine Accident at Ottumwa
John Stacy sixty eight a Brighton native was accidentally killed in Ottumwa when a dump cart toppled him from a shaft edge. Funeral at the Brighton Methodist church with Rev Fix officiating. burial in Brighton cemetery. He is survived by two sons John in Portland Oregon and Cloud in Astoria Oregon.
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Brighton
John Stacy
Ottumwa
Stack
Reedy
Tom Stacy
Fix
Richland
Brghton
Richard Stacy
America
Devonshire
England
Washington, D. C
John
Canada
Mr. Stacy
John Lynn
Portland
Oregon
Cloud
Astora
Methodist Episcopal Church
Film on Tuberculosis Effects Shown in Jackson Twp Meeting
The film Clean Herds and Hearts will be screened at the Jackson Township Farm Bureau meeting at the Jackson Center schoolhouse on Wednesday night January 21. County Agent Harold Ellis notes nineteen tuberculous cattle were found in 300 tested by Drs Brannigan and Strodtman last week, many milk cows. The program covers area testing steps and discusses project opposition. Everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Jackson Center
Harold Ellis
Mrs Bandy Dies After Stroke in Washington
Mrs Frank W Bandy died at about five thirty PM at the family home in southeast Washington, twenty four hours after a paralytic stroke. Born Mary Olive Page in Waheinet August 1 1870 she married Ed Nicholson in 1891 and later Frank W Bandy in 1917. She leaves husband two children four stepchildren and multiple relatives. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 20 AM at Jones and McEhinney chapel with burial at Elm Grove.
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Frank W. Bandy
Bandy
Washington
Mary Olive Page
Adam and
Harriett Smith Page
Waheinet
Eave
Ed Nicholson
N'ta McGee
Nial Nicholson
Minneapolis
Frank W. Pandy
This Cay
Edith Farris
R. D. Page
Jamee W Page
Mt Pleasant
Pearl Ditmar
Marion Porter
Edward
Frank Pandy
Edward Page
Cora McCall
Jones and McEhinney Chapel
W. W Rowers
Elm Grove
Rena Page
Colorado
Princess Victoria to Travel Abroad for Health
Princess Victoria the only unmarried daughter of Queen Alexandra has not been well recently. She will travel abroad in the hope of improving her health.
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Randy
Methodist Church
Women's Relief Corps
Happy Home
London
Jen
Victoria
Queen Alexandra
State bank receiver abandons priority claim to public funds
Robert L. Leach, state bank commissioner and receiver for Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Washington, amended a petition to abandon priority for state funds. He seeks equal treatment of state and county deposits with other creditors, sharing dividends pro rata. The city holds 91,258.83 and the county 641,446.90, under the new policy supported by Atty. Gen. Ben Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Leach
State Bank
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Washington
Diet Bank
Atty
Ben Gibson
Second Semester Opens at Washington Schools
This morning marked the start of the second semester in Washington schools with regular recitations resuming after last week's exams. New substitute teachers include Mrs. Bruce Fowler in domestic science at the high school and Mra Mae Allen Jones for Miss Haugen who is on leave. Some illness caused absences among Miss Shields and Miss Haugen. junior high physical training begins at the Y M C A gym with Dr A W Clow and Mrs Albert McKinstry directing.
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Washington
Bruce Fowler
Iowa City
Elizabeth Ensign
Columbia University
Edith Shields
Evelyn Haucen
Mra
Mae Allen Jones
Haugen
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
A. W. Clow
Albert McKinstry
Notice to dog owners in Washington Township
Township orders all owners to muzzle or confine dogs due to rabies in the area. All dogs running at large not muzzled will be shot on sight. Authority: Ernest Carlson Chairman J H Kennedy and L B Beard trustees. Order remains in force until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Ernest Carlson
J. H. Kennedy
L. B. Beard
Spanish Treasure Found After Thirty Years Discovery
George W. Hawkins of Setauket Long Island reveals he dug up Spanish gold coins dated 1770. He sold the coins year by year to numismatists at a premium, receiving 100 in. The discovery occurred while he was digging holes for bean fin remnants of a canvas were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hawkins
Setauket
Long Island
N. Y
Rabies Precautions Prompt Muzzle Or Confinement Order
Health authorities issue an order to muzzle or confine all dogs as a precaution against rabies spreading in the community. Dr. C W Stewart says cooperation will limit danger while urging care. A Washington township hog herd outbreak prompted today’s action amid nearby rabies reports and forthcoming municipal orders.
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C. W. Stewart
Albert Donovan
Washington Township
Iowa’City
Donovan Hog Pen
Jurors Ask To Be Excused At District Court Term
Petit jurors reported for the January term of district court this afternoon. Judge Wagner asked for excuses from those who could not serve. Several asked to be excused. Many cases are assigned for jury trial this term, but it is expected some will be settled or continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
District Court
Wagner
Creston Bank Reorganization Plan Changes
Plans for reorganizing the First National Bank of Creston after its December closure were set to proceed but consolidation with Creston National Bank will be abandoned. Gerald F. Hadlock reported depreciation in Western Union securities held by the bank, prompting the closing and guiding the stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
First National Bank of
Creston National Bank
First National Bank
Gerald F. Hadlock
National Bank Examiner
First National
Clergymen Face Hard Times in England
In FORKESTONE Dec 5 the Rev. W. H. Elliott notes clergy finance woes. He cites a parson with no new clothes in 20 years and another home tea table lacking butter milk or sugar, only bread and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forkestone
Church of England
W. H. Elliott
Mr. Eltiott
McClellan Named General Manager At FP M Johnson Store
Guy Lo McClellan formerly of Washington is appointed general manager of the FP M Johnson store in Hold rege Nebraska. The large department store has tied McClellan to its operations for twenty years. Supt and Mrs W C Harding and children visited Devonport Saturday and met Washington friends including Miss Clara Wallace and Lester Carson. Lester holds a strong post with Voss Manufacturing Co. A local student is ill at North Second Avenue home today.
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P. K. Penry
Ernfeld
Saskatchewan
Canada
W. CC. Harding
Guy Lo McMlellan
Washington
FP. M. Johnson
Holdrege
Nebraska
Mr. MacClellan
W. C. Harding
Devonport
Clara Wallace
Lester Carson
Lester
Voss Manufacturing Co
Remarkable Anxiety We Create In Life
A brief reflection notes that the most striking aspect of human experience is the needless anxiety people generate for themselves, portraying it as a universal, often wasteful habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneonefleta
Quote from O Douglas on gender norms in Sugar
Brief fragment from The Impossible notes a line about men not allowing themselves to be seen as weaker than women. It reflects the author’s witty critique of gender expectations in the text.
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O. Douglas
Reister Creamery Boys Report From Tennessee
The boys are down in Tennessee and working well they are happy and in good spirits according to a report from the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
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Friends — Funeral
Princess Victor
Paris
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Evening Journal
Western Metal Company
Bloomington
Klein Bros
Keota
Iowa
Gsitt
A. B. Carr
Shelangoski
Call Mutual
ERLA
Cook's Cafe
T. W. Hunter
J. A. Marsh
Ainsworth
ONE Century Motor
Call Frank Sage
John E. Keating
Riverside
Mary E. Kern
Joseph W. Keifer
Iowa Avenue
Catherine Latta
Lemmon’s
A. Anderson
D. J. Ross
Commercial Savings Bank
Win Smouse
East Main Street
Ed Dempsey
North Second Avenue
Journal
Albert Bloodgood
University of Nebraska
Ed Weir
All America
Bloodgood
Weir
Wilson
Pevhis Strik
Journal Office
Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Call W. L. Little
Live Stork Remedy Co
Frank McAvoy
West Chester
Anne Carlisle
Charles II
Walpole
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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