Washington Juniors Triumph in Iowa City League Test
The Washington Junior high basketball team defeated Iowa City University Junior high 45 to 21 in Iowa City, marking their eighth straight win and fourth conference victory. Lowe scored twenty points with ten field goals, while Lehmen led Iowa City with eleven points. Washington reserves topped City Reserves 27 to 8 in the curtain-raiser.
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Washington
Iowa City
Iowa City University Junior High
Wapello
Lowe
Marshall
Burham
Booth
Knott
Lehmen
Iowa City Center
City Reserves
First Golden Gloves Card Set for Washington Boxers
Tonight at 8:15 at City Hall Washington hosts its inaugural Golden Gloves card featuring about thirty amateur boxers from Washington and vicinity plus southeastern Iowa CCC camps and Muscatine. A 120 seat ringside block is reserved. weigh‑ins at 4:00. pairings later announced. Referee Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids with three judges. Potential second card Friday if all bouts not completed.
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Washington
City Hall
Iowa
CCC
Muscatine
Palmer
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Hal Williams
Yarmouth Defeats Ainsworth Team 53 to 42 in District Action
Yarmouth easily led 13 4 after the first quarter and 45 21 by the third as Ainsworth struggled without center Evans. Final score 63 42 with Yarmouth’s D Todd and R Todd scoring and Ainsworth’s Koehler Norris leading the visitors. District Golden Gloves entrants face medicals before the Cedar Rapids meet.
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Yarmouth
Ainsworth
Evans
Ainsworth FG
Norris
Koehler
L —Ee
Olinger
MacGinnis Cline
Edmondson
Koehler, R
Lins
Oberman
Wilson
Schofield
Garrels
B. Oberman
Horn
Washington Keokuk Hoops Set To End Before Lecture
The Washington Keokuk high school basketball game tomorrow night will start at seven o'clock and finish before the 8 15 lecture in the high school auditorium above the gym. The same plan applies to other Friday nights when four lectures are scheduled so games and lectures do not clash.
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Washington-Keokuk
Riverside School Teams Take Two Basketball Tilts
Riverside high school boys and girls faced Lone Tree high school in a Tuesday doubleheader at the local gym. The Riverside boys led 15 to 3 by halftime after a 3 to 3 start and pulled away in the second period.
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Riverside
Riverside High School
Lone Tree High School
Hines Seeks Second Trial in Schutz Policy Case
James J. Hines, veteran Tammany political leader, faces renewed trial in New York on charges linking him to protecting the Dutch Schutz policy racket. He is pictured being escorted to court as he resumes the case after a mistrial declared in September.
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James J. Hines
Tammany
New York
Hines
Motto of Aberdeen Scotland Bon Accord
The Aberdeen city motto Bon Accord meaning good fellowship is noted. Historic reference highlights civic emblem and its interpretation as a motto symbolizing unity among residents.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Columbus Junction Tops Grandview in Midwest High School Game
Columbus Junction beat Grandview 22 to 4 at end of third and 15 to 5 at halftime as Duncan led with ten points and Myers nine. Preliminary games saw Columbus Junction juniors and reserves win 27 to 11 and 17 to 7, while Cotter defeated Letts 20 to 16.
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Riverside
Conesville
Brighton
Lone Tree
Frost
Hartzler
Gerot
Fox
Crawford
Eleanor Frost
Bates
Dorothy Meeks
Laren
Green
Walker
Hibbs
Columbus Junction
Columbu Junction
Cobus
Grandview
Duncan
Myers
Columbus
Phillips
Grandview Center
Cotter
Letts
Mrs George Milam Concludes Visit in Home of Parents
Mrs George Milam left Saturday for Fon du Lac Wisconsin to join Mr Milam after two months with her parents Mr and Mrs A A Knerr. The Knerrs have had poor health this fall and winter and Mrs M C has been in Iowa City hospital. Harmony club met with Mabel Robison with twelve members and two visitors Parrott and Dorothy Kirby from Winnipeg Canada.
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Clay
Forrest Henry
Wayne McNeese
Otto
Newton
R. C. Balderson
Rudolph
Margaret Jean
Nat Birt
Fairfield
Beauchamp
Crawfordsville
A. B. Clark
Mae Morgan
Washington
Henry Hinkle
Jesse Berry
Danny
Mediapolis
D. F
Improve Phone Lines at Letts in Southeast Iowa
The Iowa-Illinois Telephone Co upgrades the Letts exchange with new poles, wiring, and insulators. The project adds 2 miles of wire, 2189 brackets, 1329 poles, 246 crossarms, 115 anchors, plus 20,000 feet of insulated wire for rural homes and lightning protection, boosting service between Columbus Junction and Letts.
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Columbus Junction
Jan.i
Iowa—Illineig = Telephone company
Letts
Conesville
Town
Ells Exchange
Iowa Southern Electric Company
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Wits
Merrimac Notes on Local Family Visits and Chores
Merrimac Wisconsin notes list various visits and daily tasks. Chris Vohren and family moved to Brighton Wednesday. Neighbors Van Winkle Shafer and others helped with butcherings and farm chores across several days.
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Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Chris Vohren
Brighton
Orval van Winkle
Glen Shafer
Does van Winkle
Carl Amfne
John Wieneke
Hone
Ora Shappy
George Hoefler
Johnnie Baldosier
Lon
New Member Initiated In Classifieds Are News
A new member was initiated in a classifieds themed event described as news. The item notes initiation among participants and frames it within a community update.
To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate
A historical humor piece questions personal liberty versus public health in vaccination. It rails against inspectors and taxes, mocks the idea of germs, and ends with a resolve to see a doctor this afternoon, asserting action as the middle name.
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Acsratch
Action
Indian Creek School Journal highlights from January
Indian Creek Jan issue reports decorated windows by Carrell Farrier and James Dunbar. Birthdays celebrated for Curtis Mireart and Mrs Wil flames. New Year dinner Jan 2. Jan 5 community meeting. next Feb 3. Spelling contest lists and top performers named. Attending exams at Brighton. Multiple book reports and perfect attendance noted.
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Indian Creek
Carrell Rarrier
James Dunbar
Curtis Mireart
Maurite Mineart
Mex Farrier
Mary Guy
Uth Tucker
Vivieicn
Carroll Farrier
Vada Guy
Rowe Ann Hesseltine
Lektoy Knerr
Brighton Jun
Beard Tax Echoes Through History With Czar and Blade
Describes beards worn with metal receipts under Peter the Great to show beard tax payment and barbers removing beards without receipts. Parallels drawn to American shaving tax and claim that each razor blade bears multiple hidden taxes dulling its edge.
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Peter the Great
America
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