Local Notes Roundup From Washington Iowa
Local brief highlights from Washington Iowa. Pastor Rev W J Stevens returned from Des Moines after conducting a multi week Foursquare Gospel meeting. Tommy Gray is home from hospital recovering from a broken ankle. Fresh eggs offered 18c a dozen by W B Reister. Charles Dolies leaves for Los Angeles after weeks in Washington. The Globe Barber Shop reopening noted. Thelda Tracy to spend weekend with her parents while visiting Augustana College. Jeffrey Wallace sale near Haskins postponed to Friday Jan 24. Mrs D J Palmer improving after a better night. Mrs Hanny Hicker Bailey travels to Kansas City for National Service League work. Mrs W F Brinning relocating to 621 North Second Ave. Mrs J F Lemmon sprained foot improving. Mrs A Andemon on crutches after ice fall. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington Iowa. Elmer Wells learns grandson Palmer Hughes recovering post surgery in Milwaukee and home. Edith Carris from Winfield visiting northwest of town. Harold Rabenold of Ottumwa in town on business. Mr and Mrs W L Rukegaber and Mr and Mrs Miles Rukgaber heading to Florida for three weeks. Mrs Dale Dennison reported progressing in hospital Iowa City. R C Ferguson of West Chester in Iowa City doing well. Charles Barclay ill at home.
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W. J. Stevens
Des Moines
Foursquare Gospel Church
Tommy Gray
Reister
Charles Dolies
Washington
Los Angeles
Calif
Globe
Thelda Tracy
Augustana College
Rock Inland
Ill
Ray C_ Tracy
Jeffrey-Wallace Sale
Haskins
D. J. Palmer
Hanny Hicker Bailey
Kansas City
National Service League
A. Andemon
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Elmer Wells
P'mer Hughes
Miwaukee
Wis
Lola Wells Hughes
Jeffreyv Wallace
Frank Macon
Dougherty Brothers
Edith Carris
Winfield
J. C. Carris
Harold Rabenold
Ottumwa
W. L. Rukegaber
Miles Rukgaber
Pleasant
Florida
Dale Dennison
Iowa City
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Charles Barclay
Hospital Discharges Mrs Maaschem and Daughter Mary Elizabeth
Mrs. Fred Maaschem and her daughter Mary Elizabeth were discharged from the hospital yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maaschem
Mary Elizabeth
New Dodge Cars for 1936 On Display at Local Garage
Open House at Bud's Garage features the new 1936 Dodge passenger cars and trucks ready for public inspection. J. W. Fields oversees the display as the showroom is expanded along the east side and equipment moved to accommodate the showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fields
Bud
Dodge
Weather Moderates After 22 Below At Night
Weather today shows moderation after a night of 22 below. Main roads in this section are nearly cleared and travel is possible but discouraged unless urgent. State highway officials warn motorists to stay off roads. patrolmen report few cars and some vehicles out of service due to the cold. If the thaw continues, highways may reopen despite possible fresh snow and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Frink
State Highway Commission
James Gildroy
Town City
Mr. Frink
Snowstorm Grips Iowa Delays Travel and School Closings
A severe winter storm moves across Iowa with one death linked to the cold and another near death in Sioux City. Temperatures fall to single digits as Fort Madison marks 21 and Clinton 23. Travel slows, trains and buses face delays, and many schools close while communities enter virtual hibernation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Town
Des Moines
Sioux City
Ft. Madison
Clinton
Iowa
Uses for bonus money described
The American Legion presents how veterans would spend a cash bonus. A baby bond feature would cut expenditures by about 500 million, with total per-veteran cash of about 565 dollars. Major allocations include paying debts, homes, clothing, autos, farm implements, investments, insurance, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion Today
Legion
Veterans Organization
Substituting Plan for Farm Relief Aims at Stabilizing Prices
The bill authorizes payments from the general treasury to farmers under a new substitute plan tied to soil improvement acreage land use and crop acreage. It targets reestablishing farm purchasing power and fair prices while allowing discretionary payments and potential acreage reductions. The act amends the Soil Conservation Act and would run through December 21 1937 with a projected annual cost around 500 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
J. R. McNarl
Soil Conservation Act
Aso
Agricultural Department
National Head of War Veterans to Visit Feb. 6
The National Head of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will speak at a local post event on February 6. The address centers on the eight point program from the New Orleans encampment, emphasizing neutrality, world peace, and veteran welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Head of War Veterans
van Zandt
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Atkinson
United States
America
Askinson
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
Veterans bonus spending forecast 1945 home and family plans
The Legion predicts 677,728 veterans will spend about 196 each on home repairs totaling 144.8 million, while 239,568 will buy homes with part bonus funds. About 153,724 will buy farms or lots and 92.45 million goes to home building, with a wider boom expected. Wives may receive hats and dresses, spending 88.4 million for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legon
The
Legion
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Group
Townsend Meeting Talks Without Planned Speaker Tonight
Mr. Collins of Burlington, slated as Townsend meeting speaker at the town court house, will not attend tonight due to extreme cold and hazardous driving. Town officials say the session proceeds as planned without the speaker, with a makeup talk scheduled for next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Burlington
Court House
Townsend
Fromm Poner
Club
Money Issuing Power and Central Bank Limits
The text argues that constitutions grant governments full power to issue money and regulate its value. It notes that governments often delegate this to central or commercial banks while restricting note issuing with metallic reserves requirements.
Education Funding Totals Highlighted Budget Move
The report notes 116 231 in education funding and 4 61 670 allocated to the back end of the program. This budget shift prioritizes schooling costs and related infrastructure.
Fragmentary quotes and misheard phrases in a jumble
The text gathers scattered remarks and odd phrases about enemies oxygen kiwanis and clever men. It reads like a rough OCR fragment with incomplete sentences and nonsensical blends of statements. No clear event or人物 is identifiable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. WF. Brinning
South Town Avenue
M. BB. Canier
North Second Avenue
J. FE. Lemmon
John
W. S. Reister ¢ & Sons Cash Buyers Cream
Lgow
General Treasury
Townsend Speaker
Britain
Edward, Prince of
Wales
Royal Navy
Edward VIII
King George V
George V
Edward VII
King Edward VIII
Prince of Wales
Canele Eben
Kiwanis
Hilo
Chinatown
the Joneses
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