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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1924

Page

7

German College Students Demand Reduced Tuition

Berlin June 19 report that state institutions in Prussia may face a boycott of lectures as student unions demand a one third cut in college and university fees. Representatives said students cannot afford current costs and many are not paying or attending lectures. A bill to provide public funds to bridge the gap between fees and student proposals is reportedly to be introduced in the Prussian diet.

Berlin Prussia

Quiet title sought in Washington County Iowa property

Wilbur Gardner sues numerous defendants and unknown claimants to quiet and confirm title to the southeast quarter of section 32 and southwest quarter of section 33 in township 76 north range 6 west of the 5th P M in Washington County Iowa. The petition seeks fee simple ownership, removal of adverse claims, and injunctive relief with no personal claims against defendants. The case sets September 2 1924 as the next term start date with default risk if not appearing.

Washington County Iowa Wilbur Gardner James P. Cunningham Green B. Newsom Mary A. Patterson A. O. Patterson Thomas M. Isett William C. Brewster Andrew O. Patterson Wm. C. Brewster Isett & Brewster W. C. Brewster Georgie A. Brewster Georgeanna A. Brewster Jesse 8. Stewart Charles Jones Laura Jones John D. Stewart Ella J. Bushnell William C. Stewart Wm. C. Stewart Agnes M. Stewart Agness M. Stewart Margaret Stewart Robert J. Atcheson R. J. Acheson Robert J. Acheson A. J. Duncan Nancy J. Duncan Nancy Jane Duncan William Gardner Wm. Gardner Matilda Gardner Robert W. Gardner Jno D. Stewart J. Achison J. Acheson Daniel M. Lambert Sarah Lee Arthur Lee Mary Stewart John C. Culbertson Hilah Tanner Abraham Tanner John Patterson Mary C. Patterson John Elliott Sarah Jane Elliott Lewis Fletcher Alfred T. Burris Elisabeth J. Burris Hiram Scofield Jacob T. Hayden Elizabeth J. Burris N. W. Burris George Key District Court Court House Washington Livingston & Richer

Budget Director Explains Tax Act Aims for Frugal Spending

F L Maytag, director of the state budget, states the budget law does not strip local bodies of powers but seeks to curb profligate spending. He calls for a close taxpayer local board relationship to plan expenditures for the coming year and reduce taxes statewide through voluntary local reductions.

Nes Moines F. L. Maytag Maytag Towa Iowa

Germany Uses Visa Fee to Stem Emigration

Berlin reports Germany imposes a 500 mark visa for leaving the country. The charge halts many travel plans and triggers protests from students, teachers and artists. Exemptions exist for students studying abroad and invalids but red tape may block them.

Berlin Germany Lmited

Modern hospital opens in Pampanga for malaria control

A new malaria hospital near Del Carmen in Pampanga Province Luzon Philippines has been opened by John D and Adolph K Spreckels. The facility serves medical and surgical needs for Pampanga and Bataan and hosts the Rockefeller Foundation and Philippine Health Service malaria campaigns. The central court pond, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, will house US fish for studies on Anopheles larvae. R R Hind notes donor aims prioritize Filipino workers health for employers.

Manila Pampanga Bataan Luzon Pampanga Sugar Mills del Carmen Philippines Uhe John D Adolph K. Spreckels San Francisco Rockfeller Foundation Philippine Health Service Rockefeller Foundation United States R. R. Hind The Central

Man and woman suffrage extends to twenty one

All men and women in Great Britain who reach age twenty one are now entitled to the parliamentary vote. The change grants full voting rights to everyone regardless of gender upon reaching adulthood.

Great Britain

Iowa pros form association before state open

Waterloo notes show Iowa professional golfers organize the Iowa Professional Golfers Association after the state open. D Turney protests wood clubs while appearing with one. Battle Axe Johnson misses a round. Mike Shearman acts as starter and Bill Kathie serves as official scorer. Ed Sherwin, age 16, shoots 85 as baby of tournament amid seasoned players.

Waterlo Iowa Professional Golfers’ Association Mike Shearman Sioux City Bill Kathie Sunnyside Mike

Father and Son Qualify Together in Local Tournament

Rex Moor and Dr KEA Moore of Harlan played the first qualifying round as a father and son pair. Moor posted 82 while Moore finished at 85 in the opening stage of the event.

Rex Moor KE. A. Moore Harlan

Local families share Sundays and farming tasks in Keota

Seventy Six Seventy Six July 6 report notes Mr and Mrs John Powell and daughters visiting Keota. Everett Green and daughter join John Henderson's family. Rev Carl Klein and son help Ed Hod es plant corn. Henry Henderson home hosts Kary Henderson and son Junior plus Elma Blumenstein. Several plant corn and tend gardens. A L Mayer and Walter Mayer households visit Ed Hotle and family. Ed Hotle and Mayer families spend Sunday with uncle Will Mayer, currently ill. Corinne Powell and Darlene plan week in Keota. Arthur Lambert and children visit Floyd Green.

John Powell Keota Everett Green John Henderson Carl Klien Ed Hodes Kary Henderson Elma Blumenstein Henry Henderson A. L. Mayer Arthur Walter Mayer Ed Hotle Walter Carl Mayer Wi] Mayer Corinne Powell Darlene Keote Arthur Lambert Floyd Green

Post Office Density Compared Across Nations

The United States has about 52 000 post offices, roughly one per fifty eight square miles, compared with foreign countries where post offices average one per two or three square miles.

United States

France's New President Gaston Domergue A Calvinist

Gaston Domergue elected as France's president and aligned with Calvinist doctrine. The religious affiliation draws comparisons to Presbyterian traditions in the United States.

Gaston Domergue France United States

Lassen Peak and Its 1915 Eruption Legacy

Lassen Peak in Shasta County California is described as a dying volcano. It rose to attention in 1915 after violent eruptions causing ash, lava dust, and boulder showers within two miles of the crater. Congress then established Lassen Volcanic National Park in 1916 covering 124 square miles.

Shasta County California Lassen Sierra Nevadas Cascades United States Mount Lassen Tolerate Action Congress

Lutherans Close Meeting at Decorah

At Decorah on July 7 the fifth annual convention of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America concluded. Dr O E Brandt of St Paul and Dr O K Behrens of China spoke as leaders, with the group deploring war and pledging to sacrifice lives if government calls for the common welfare.

Decorah O. E. Brandt St Paul 0. KB. Behrents China Norwegian Lutheran Church of America

Community Notes From Braden Area Highlights

Local residents attended gatherings and visits across Winfield Mt Pleasant and Columbus City. Mrs Rex Smith and others on the sick list. Twinan and Maxwell families hosted summer socials with planned ice cream supper. The United States has no national flower.

R. C. Ferguson Pauline West Cheater Ode Ferguson CC. M. Maxwell Ver Delbert Maxwell R. N. Johnson Columbus City Rex Smith Viola Smith Earl Berkshire Guy McCall Herman Twinan Mra Alma Fredrickson Grace Twinan Marie Maxwell

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Wisconsin Mother

Mrs J A Hourorp of Clinton Wisconsin recounts her daughter's weakness irritability and crying fits. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rebuilding her daughter's health and recommends the remedy to mothers with growing girls based on her experience.

Clinton Wisconsin Lydia E. Com J. A. Hourorp Lydia E. Pinkham Mea Holford

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Mom BY Taylor Pop Dot Everett True Stanley Aunt Emime Robins Robbins Cal Charlie Coolidge Charles Dawes Dawes D. Turney Cedar Rapids Ed Sherwin Sherwin Ummer Visks T. T. Maxey Lassen Volcanic National Park Braden
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