Iowa Coal Production In 1935, 3.65 Million Tons Reported
Iowa's 1935 coal output from 263 reporting mines reached 3 650 163 tons valued at 9 002 000 with average price 2 47 per ton. An 8 4 percent rise from 1934 and 1 140 000 additional income to producers. Employment totaled 8 038, led by Appanoose and Polk counties.
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Iowa
Bureau of Mines
Towa Geological Survey
Iowa City
Liamell
Appanoose
Polk County
Lotus
Railway Schedules and Lodge Meeting Notify readers
Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday with M E McDaniel as W M and A W Yard as secretary. Train timetables list multiple east and westbound departures from Washington with stops for California passengers and several daily trains, including Southwest Limited services and Sunday exceptions.
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Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
M. E. McDaniel
W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
California
Californian
Washington
Southwest Limited
W. G Bell
County Production Totals Highlight State Output
County figures show Boone and Dallas area counties leading 2,020,097 tons produced by four counties at 65.3 percent. Boone County ranks fourth with 438,115 tons valued at 1,180,000 dollars and 1,026 workers. County third produced 482,088 tons valued at 1,060,000 dollars and 731 workers. Followed by Dallas, Marion, Monroe, Warren, Mahaska and Wapello to add 1,326,898 tons.
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County
Boone County
Dallas
Marion
Monroe
Warren
Mahaska
Wapello
Limestone Production for Towa During 1925
Towa quarried or mined 1 840 080 tons of limestone valued at 1 645 937 in 1935 per Iowa Geological Survey. 1935 operators produced 878 986 tons valued at 722 982. major counties northeast, eastern and south central Town.
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Towa
Iowa Geological Survey
Iowa City
Iowa
Dubuque County
Limestone Production by Iowa Counties in 1935
Allamakee Scott Clayton and Madison counties each surpassed 100 000 tons in 1935. Linn Adair Va Buren Winneshiek Marshall Black Hawk Mahaska Fayette and Lee counties produced 69 000 to 100 000 tons. The output reflects road construction and building activity and its value.
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Allamakee
Scott
Clayton
Madison
Linn
Adair
Va Buren
Winneshiek
Marshall
Black Hawk
Mahaska
Fayette
Lee
Athlete’s Foot Inches Questioned by Abner Elviry Higgins
Abner Elviry Higgins questions how many inches are in an athlete’s foot while Eli Potts wears ear muffs in bed to mute his own noises.
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Elviry Higgins
Eli Potts
Albert Imhoff Ill in Iowa City Hospital
Noble residents report Albert Imhoff is in serious condition at a hospital in Iowa City. Willard Hauenstein, Lewis Nebel, and W. R. Shantz planned to visit him Wednesday while Vernon and Orlan Frey and Emerson Krabill called on Glen Shoemaker Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Emery Figsti and family were seen at the event.
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J. A. Frey
Noble
Albert Imhoff
Iowa City
Willard Hauenstein
Lewis Nebel
W. R. Shantz
Vernon
Orlan Frey
Emerson Krabill
Verlin Frienburger
Glen Shoemaker
Emery Figsti
Luxury model obsesses over love entanglements in New York
Luana frets over Jimmy's lateness and a shocking studio visit by Mrs. Vandaveer. She discovers the pair in Jimmy's loft, feels jealousy, and plans a dramatic gesture as Armand courts her while Yvonne schemes behind the scenes. The night ends with intrigue and unresolved romance.
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Luana
Mrs. Vandaveer
Jimmy
Henry Graber home and family news brief
Wilber Graber spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Graber. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leichty have been ill the past week but are improving. Peter Richard has been poorly for some time with little improvement. Mrs Richard also ill the past week. Miss Hannah Graber did business in Mt Pleasant. Glen Shoemaker injured at a coast party is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Noble and family visited their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rich were visitors at Mt. Pleasant Saturday.
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Yvonne
Luana
Joel Vanaveer
Europe
Ramon
Jimmy
Armand
Washington Square
Joel Vandaveer
Henry Graber
Wilber Graber
D. S. Graber
Jacob Leichty
Peter Richard
Richard
Hannah Graber
Mt. Pleasant
Glen Shoemaker
D. W. Noble
Amos Graber
J. M. Rich
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Hammer, Bertha
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Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
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Washington Directory
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Ethel Grecian
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W. P. Rawn
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George County
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State Bank Corner
Washington St
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Nicola
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Phone
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John W. Lemmon
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Washington Loan & Trust
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Washington Independent School District
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Ethel McCreedy School Board
Tucker
Ralph W. Thompson
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Glenn Mace
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Essai
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Fred Reid
Crary Library
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Howard L. McCleery
Nicola Bldg
North Side
Jimmy Randolph
New York
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Lorraine
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Yuma
Arizona
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Sandip
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