Local Everyday Notes From Gentral City to Washington
Local items report Mr and Mrs Albert Day s returning to Washington from Gentral City Nebr at 523 North Iowa They prefer Washington after avoiding Nebraska sand storms Mrs Ezra Goodwin plans a Hayesville Iowa visit with her daughter Mrs Will Martin Mr and Mrs Milton Roth and son Donald from near Mt Pleasant shopped in town Shoes on sale at Moore s Bootery Eoma Clemans resumes teaching after an injury Louise Null ill with tonsillitis Mrs W B Pant en route home to Antora Ills Kaneas Athens November refers to upcoming events Visitors from Washington and Cedar Panida plus church fire news at Albia Associated Presbyterian Church Pastor AM Malcolm was reported.
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Albert Days
Gentral City
Nebr
Washington
North
Iowa
Nebraska
D. F. Macon
Ezra Goodwin
Hayesville
Dauugher
Will Martin
Milton Roth
Donald
Mt. Pleasant
Moore's
Eoma Clemans
Associated Presbyterian Church
Albia
AM. Malcolm
Louise Null
Ad McCarty
Brighton
W. B. Pant
Antora
TiHirois
Terline
Wmntehineson
Kaneas
Athens
Phner
Prafeer Tonnt Mascour
Rash Res
Ana Mra
Hwonand
Cedar Panida
Giver
Danehtor Potty
Mallonde Fontobt
FF Jones Cotter
Waahineton
Townsend Plan Lecture At Courthouse
Frank I. Collins of Burlington will lecture on the Townsend plan at the courthouse Thursday evening at 7. The meeting is open to all, with a question session and a campaign for tax education noting the plan is financed by a transaction tax.
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Frank I. Collins
Burlington
Court House
Collins
Local residents and visitors in Washington on various business
Lee H anna and son Robert Crawfordsville were in town on business. Wilmer Lauderman Crawfordsville also visited. Paul Nofsinger and George Foster Wellman were here on business. W I Hill, ill, is improving. Fresh eggs offered at 19 cents per dozen by Reister & Sons. Lloyd Albrecht Riverside visited Washington. Mrs R A Hender's pneumonia remains unchanged. Mrs Doc Crane of Chicago visiting at the U S Young home. Jay Miller in Washington en route to Welman from University of Iowa. C E Bathman Dolgeville N Y on business. Frank Isett Columbus Junction in Washington. Harold Pearson and Charles Wolfe Ainsworth here on business. Burt and Clarence Booth Haskins here. Mark and Bernadine Koenig Kalona shopping in Washington. Mrs Alex Miller, secretary of state, leaves for Des Moines to Wayland after brother-in-law Joseph Miller’s death. Mr and Mrs James Coleman Ottumwa welcome daughter Jacqueline Ann born January 2. Coleman former superintendent of Ainsworth schools.
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Lee'Hanna
Robert
Crawfordsville
Wilmer Lauderman
Paul Nofsinger
George Foster
Wellman
W. I. Hill
Reister & Sons
Lloyd Albrecht
Riverside
Washington
R. A. Hender
C. E. Bathman
Dolgeville
N. Y
Frank Isett
Columbus Junction
Harold Pearson
Charles Wolfe
Ainsworth
Burt
Clarence Booth
Haskins
Mark and
Bernadine Koennig
Kalona
aMre
Alex Miller
Nac
Myers
Cleo Trier
Cloyce Robertson
Keota
Clarence Randall
Washington County
Gertie Sanders
Arch Sanders
Edward Engle
Date
Fred Altenbrend
Jake Seethout
W. J. Augustine
Stewart Brothers
Hospital Discharges And Admissions Noted
Lorena Donaldson of Washington was discharged yesterday afternoon. H R Crayton was admitted for treatment yesterday afternoon. Mareverite Schafer, age 14, was admitted for treatment of a fractured leg last evening.
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Lorena Donaldson
Washington
H. R. Crayton
Mareverite Schafer
Knotek Duroc Breeders Sell Top Sows At Strong Average
The Knotek brothers showcased a high selling Duroc sale with a top sow at $160 and overall average near $72.50. Buyers from many states attended, including Sam Hearn and F E Shrock, with praise for the Knotek herd and Wave Ace lineage signaling growing hog-raising confidence.
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Knotek Brothers
Duree
Knotek
Wave Ace
F. BE. Shrock
Marion
Indiana
Local residents in town and Washington on business
Roy Finch of near Brighton was in town this morning on business. A W Motley of Ainsworth shopped in Washington yesterday afternoon. Dale Darbyshire of Crawfordsville was a Washington news visitor today.
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Roy Finch
Brighton
A. W. Motley
Ainsworth
Washington
Dale Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Buel
Way to Hell Mistakes Says Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins argues that every man makes mistakes but suggests fewer errors if each person pays for his own.
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Jud Tunkins
Landon Favored by Kansan Speaker in Topeka Address
Henry Depping, Kansas City attorney and former Missouri assistant attorney general, predicted Gov Alf M Landon would win the presidency. He assailed the current administration as socialist and praised Kansas for tax cuts and reduced state costs while warning Americans to avoid the “smooth talking” White House candidate.
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Topeka
Kan
UPA
Alf M. Landon
Henry Depping
Kansas City
Depping
Misouri
Kansas
London
Kamas
America
Landon
White House
Deppine
New York
Democratic Party
Tax Bachelors and Old Maids? Proposal for State Social Security
Chicago economist Dr. Frank G Dickinson urged a state based social security plan funded by a graduated tax on bachelors and childless couples. He proposed investing old age pension funds through private insurers and criticized federal plans as unconstitutional.
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Chicago
Frank G Dickinson
University of Illinois
Townsend
Bryan
Dickinson
Public Library Receives Columbia Encyclopedia Gift
The Washington Iowa public library receives a one volume Columbia Encyclopedia from Matilda Berg of New York City. The inscription credits Miss Berg and editors Clarke F. Ansley and Elizabeth J. Sherwood. Berg did editorial work here while residing with her sister Mrs. Thomas R. Gillespie and remains on Columbia University staff.
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The
Public Library
Columbia
Matilda Berg
New York City
Columbia University Press
Jane Chilcote
Washington
Iowa
Miss Denny
Matilda Lee Berg
Clarke F. Ansley
Elizabeth J. Sherwood
Miss Berg
Thomas R. Gillespie
Columbia University
Maplecrest Turkey Hatch Marks First Season Breakthrough
Wellman January 29 Maplecrest records its first hatch of the season with about 2400 lively poults in the Trieschman farm turkey house, A Gingerich owner, and space for around 5000 more poults in a second house. Another hatch planned and 50 000 more eggs incubating. PWA road work continues with six crews active and over a dozen part time. Stork news includes two new births in local homes. Busch broadcast set for February 11 with Ward Miler tenor and Dianne Coffey soprano accompanied by Mrs Ward Miler on piano at 9 p m.
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Vy Cordelle Braden
Wellman
Maplecrest
Li Eonshiad
Trieschman Farm
A. ©. Gingerich
PWA
Kings Guards
Frances Metgershaus
Heserman
Ida Long
Stork
Chas. Johnson
Harry Gardner
Walter Reed
Keith Adams
Minnie Jennings
Ed Relf
Adams
California
T. D. Adams
Henry Wishard
Lester Disney
Ward Miber
Dianne Coffey
Ward Miler
Ss U. 1
Center School Teachers Enjoy a Winter Vacation
Dublin reports a vacation for the Center school staff and pupils since Wednesday due to icy roads and extreme cold. The note lists local visits and family activities, including Miss Wanda Maurer and Elam Johnson’s travels, and mentions Mrs. Clarence Randall in hospital care. Local farm work and deliveries are also noted.
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Dublin
Center School
Olds Wins Game in Overtime at Y
Washington fans saw a tight battle as Olds defeated the Y Collegiants 53 to 45 in overtime after both sides tied 45 at full time. Nickolaus scored in OT for Olds, joined by Fletcher as Olds pulled away.
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Washington
Olds
Carl Peterson to Hold Public Sale South of Riverside
Riverside news reports Carl Peterson will hold a public sale at the Peterson farm south of Riverside on Tuesday February 4. The sale includes over 800 bushels of corn hay tar and oats plus machinery and other items. A St Marys church fifth card social was postponed from last Monday to Thursday January 3. Also noted: William Griffin re elected to the Iowa City Boy Scout council and Glen Fordyce named area executive for another year. Arnold Falk of Paris Montana visited the Loughno home recently.
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Riverside
Carl Peterson
Peterson Farm
St. Marys Church
William Gritfin
Iowa City
Glen Fordyce
Arnold Falk
Paris
Montana
William O Loughno
Ohio Slate University Frogs Produced At 5000 Year Pace
The Ohio Slate University laboratory reports a production of 5000 frogs annually priced at 15 cents each. This output reflects ongoing amphibian research capacity and budget implications for the science program.
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Ohio Slate University Laboratories
Riverside Teams to Clash Friday in Intra City Rivalry
Riverside January 29 report: St Marys high plays Riverside Public School Friday January 31 at the local gym in a second intra city showdown for supremacy. A trophy from the Better Riverside club will be awarded. The December 13 game saw St Marys win 28 to 18. A midget game opens the program.
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Riverside
St. Mary's
Riverside Public
St Mary’s
What of it Arky Vaughn and the 1936 baseball salaries
A New York column notes Arky Vaughn seeks more money from Pittsburgh in 1936 after a stellar batting title. It lampoons Branch Rickey, Herman Dean, umpire Daly Stark, and others debating pay and status, while hinting Stark’s contrast to Dean and other holdouts.
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Davis J. Wah
New York
Arky Vaughn
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Herman Dean
Dean
Daly Stark
Central Park
Stark
van Mungo
Dodgers
Clydel Castleman
Giants
Mange
Brooklyn
Mr. Quigley
Moriarty
Tim Broad
Leaane
Bronx
Unemo Stark
Wallace Wins In Extra Period On Wallace Court
Wallace grades school defeats Lincolnites 18 to 10 in overtime after a 3 3 and tied 9 9 at end of regulation. Vacha scored key field goals and Hardy added a free throw as East End boys take early lead in grade school title chase. Next week Heights and Wallace face off in a pivotal game while Lincoln and Centennial meet Tuesday.
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Lincolnites
Wallace
Heights
Wallee
Ute
Vacha
Hardy
Lincoln
East End
John Coulter
Bobby Marble
Vinton
Burham
Centennial
Farmers Mutual Insurance Sees Rise in Coverage in 1935
In Fort Dodge Iowa C H Nelson president of Farmers Mutual Insurance association announced insurance in force rose to 7 703 740 in 1935 up 1 105875 from prior year. Losses were the lowest since 1928 and the association operates under Nebraska law.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Laws
Nebraska
C. H. Nelson
Nelson
King Edward VII Funeral Crowds Rally Loyal London
Reports from London describe a spontaneous display of loyalty as a funeral procession for King Edward VII moved from Buckingham Palace to St James's Palace. A large crowd lined the route, waving and shouting as the royal car passed.
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London
Edward Wilt
Puetines
Palace
St. James
Purdue Bans DPrivine Use on Campus
A campus order prohibits DPrivine on Purdue grounds, affecting students and university facilities as officials enforce the restriction. The measure aims to curb illicit use and maintain campus safety.
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Purdue
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