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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

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Condition of corn July 1st noted at 71.6 percent

Washington reports the Agriculture Department estimates show mixed crop prospects for 1929 with increases in acreages of wheat barley cotton hay tobacco beans peanuts soybeans and sugar beets while corn and oats planting faced wet weather. The July 1 corn condition stands at 77.6 percent, about half a point lower than a year earlier, with forecasts for late planted crops and a 1929 wheat production around 884 million bushels compared with 902 million in 1928.

Washington Agri Department

Counties Voting Road Bond Issue A Million And Half

DES MOINES July 9 Two counties Dickinson and Emmet voted on road bonds totaling 1 573 000 under the forty third general assembly. Dickinson proposed 850 000 for highways including paving Milford Jokoboji to the Minnesota line and Spirit Lake to Emmet county line. Emmet would finance highway 9 from the Dickinson line to Kossuth and possibly highway 17 Estherville to Palo Alto County, with funds also aiding other regional projects.

Des Moines Dickinson Forty Third General Assembly Dickinson County Milford Jokoboji Minnesota Line Spirit Lake Emmett County Kossuth Estherville Palo Taio County Clay Lyon Sioux Huossidy Stp

Y Boys Camp Announces Staff For Washington Delegation

Forty Washington boys are set for a week of film and camping at Camp Wapsie near Central City. Rotarians will drive twelve cars early Monday morning. The camp offers cabins mess hall lab workshop and five boats. Staff includes Teal Crabbs Bodie Table Nelson Bachtell Winter Mescrmant Hardendorf and nurse Mrs Nels Lie with Dr R M Adams as camp physician. Washington cabin leaders Gale Fisher Howard Renn Don Welch Wayne Knight Harold Auient oversee eight boys each.

Washington Camp Wapsle Central City Rotarians Camp Wapsie Teal Crabbs I Rapids Cedar Rapids Pss Aero Wil Bodie Nelson Owen Hardendorf Nels Lie R. M. Adams Mra Lee Morey Washington Noys Gale Fisher Howard Renn Don Welch Wayne Knight Harold Auient

Biklen Store Interior Undergoing Major Renovation

Workmen are in the Biklen Store renovating for a modern interior. When complete the store will feature island center counters, wall displays, mahogany woodwork, and re papered walls. Manager Russell Jennings says costs will run into several thousand dollars with several new departments added and re arranged layout to rival a much larger variety store. Final completion is expected in about two weeks.

Biklen Russell Jennings Waton

Ashes Interred of Miss N J Springer at Elm Grove

The ashes of Mrs N J Springer were interred in the Springer family plot at Elm Grove Cemetery this morning at 10 20 Palo Alto California. J E Rat of Palo Alto reported the details while J W Soule Y M C A general secretary spoke at the grave.

N. J. Springer John E. Rat Palo Alto

Thursday's Five Best Radio Features

Five radio features listed with network affiliations and times. Highlights include United Pressy WBAC network entries and programs such as the ghost hour with Dunninger on WEAF and a midweek dance program on WJZ. Historic trials on WJZ and a world concert tour round out the lineup.

United Pressy WBAC United States Marine Band WJZ Dunninger Weaf

Four Iowa counties report serial recluse slayings

State and county officers probed four Iowa murders in two weeks targeting elderly recluses. Victims James Hardy 68 near Earnest Town Worth County. Sim Holland beaten near Manly. W Scott Ronse 78 near Montour Tama County. George Shackle near Glenwood Mills County. Motives unclear. authorities consider single killer or separate incidents.

Iowa Arnest Town Jorge Hardy Sim Holland Manly Worth County W. Scott Ronse Wwo Montour Tama Marshalltown Mills County Glenwood George Shackle Omaha James Risden State Bureau of Teans Rowse Murd Holland

Celebrate Fourth at Bristol Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs Harvey Meektt visit Bristol Wisconsin and Miller home for a Fourth of July gathering. Washington friends and Iowa folks join in a family picnic with a two course chicken dinner and a ball game. Guests include A Porter of Washington and his brother from Los Angeles, plus Routh and Ena Hutchins of Hutchinson Kansas and Mary A Martin family members in To mit City and Ogden Utah Departures noted for J H Johnson of Ogden Utah and Stoile Martin’s return to To ws City.

Harvey Meektt Bristol Wisconsin Howard Miller Washington Towa Iowa Joe McGinnis A. Porter Mr.Porter Los Angeles California George

Board of Education Hears Jessup Tell About Iowa Athletics

Ames Iowa June meeting of the state board of education heard Jessup president of the University of Iowa recount the Big Ten matter but details were not learned and he refused to discuss the appearance. George T. Baker Davenport and W Stuckstager Lisbon reelected for two years. Budgets for Iowa State Iowa City and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls approved for next biennium with allocations: Iowa State 5 122 000 Iowa City 5006 003 20 and teachers 1 518 000 plus aeronautics chair at Iowa State and Major William A Besan named to Purdue department post.

Ames Jessup Walt Nt Univery Iowa State Board of Education Big Ten Athe Jast George T. Baker Davenport W. Stuckstager Lisbon Land View Baker Towas Ane Town City Towa Iowa State William A. Bes «An Purdue University

County Criminal Expenses Reported in County Ledger

Miss Edna Purvis reports the final year ending June 20 shows county criminal expenses totaling 5017.74 with jail costs 1923.50 and county attorney pay 1400, plus fees for juries grand and petty, sheriff, and other criminal proceedings. Twenty four grand jurors and others serve. seven prisoners sent to reformatories or prisons. ten county jail sentences. various dismissals for illegal liquor transport forgery and other offenses.

Edna Purvis District Court Phnal State Board of Parole Tion State Reformatory Anamosa Fort Madison Reformatory Rockwell City

Submarine H-47 Crew Seen Possible Survivors In Rescue Efforts

Rescue work rushed at sea off St David’s as divers tackle heavy seas to reach submarine H-47 lying 60 fathoms down in St George’s Channel. Admiralty officials say some crew may still be alive, with ships and seaplanes aiding the search amid reports that 22 of 147 aboard may be lost after a collision.

Pembroke Wales Admiralty St. George's Channel St. David's Beach A.V. Alexander the Adiralty

Swedish flyer leaves Iceland for Greenland

Leeland Ahrenberg, Swedish aviator, delayed takeoff from Reykjavik due to a motor issue, finally lifted off at 1:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time for Greenland, after expected departure from Stockiola Vork.

Reykjavik Leeland Albin Ahrenberg Stockiola Vork Tceland Greenland

We Passed Through Iowa City Road Slows and Crops Report

We drove to Iowa City and found crops looked better than recent years though roads in Johnson County were rough. The writer notes little rain, cites oatmeal and corn conditions, mentions a Michigan visitor, and records scattered local incidents including assault with intent to commit rape and larceny of poultry.

Fourth Iowa Corn Crop Laid By Reed Weekly Report

Iowa crops forecaster Charles D. Reed reports about one fourth of the corn top laid by or too tall to cultivate. Winter wheat is ripe and being cut as far north as Benton and Woodbury. Flooding affects some counties. oats are uneven and haying delayed with rain damaging southern yields. Red clover yields two tons per acre, alfalfa three, potatoes setting well, berries helped by rains though late in some locals.

Iowa Charles D. Reed Benton Woodbury Monona Pase Fremont

Endurance flight set by Mendel and Reinhart near 20 hours

Mendel and Reinhart push toward the 20 hour mark in the air over Italgue as crowds of 10 000 watch. The duo on the Angeleno and its crew near the ninth day aloft amid reports of a faltering engine. Notables including Will Rogers and William G Meadoo observe from the field as backers McManus Jr and the Mendell party plan a Sunday sermon event amid public interest.

Culver Ity Apy W. Mendel Reiniar Mendel Reinhart Italgue Angeleno Andrie Texas Paninon Will Rogers Oklahoma Fash Haverley Hills Rogers Tou San Francisco William G. Meadoo Woodrow Wilson McAdoo William G., Jr A. E. McManus, Jr Mendell and Reinhart

Pathfinder Forced Down Latter Tuesday Over Atlantic Rome Flight

The Pathfinder completed the first direct aerial route from America to Rome after a forced landing near Santander Spain due to fuel shortage. Capt. Yancey and Williame described their near-empty fuel state, noting a 3,400 mile water leg and comparisons to other records while Mussolini greeted the arrival at Littorio airdrome in Rome.

Rome Pathfinder America Rogernd Lewis A Littorio Old Orchard Uni Ncey D Press Maine Spain Yancey United Press Williame Europe Santander Williams Honolulu Australia

Coal Contract Awarded to Shields for County Needs

Bids to supply coal for the next year opened by the board of supervisors result in Joh Shields & Son as the winning bidders. The contract covers fuel for the courthouse and jail, the county home, and for the county poor.

Shields Board of Supervisors Joh Shield & Son

Licenses Issued For Hunting And Fishing In County

Mrs Belle Rice county recorder issued hunting and fishing licenses to 255 Washington county men this year starting April first. Licenses required to fish in the Skunk English or Iowa rivers. trapping licenses not yet issued. Season opens in cold weather. Las Anges society honors Mrs Margaret Sanger founder of birth control movement.

Belle Rice Washington County Skunk English Iowa

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