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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1933

Page

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$50 an Acre Wanted for Lake Land

Brighten article notes a major hurdle for a proposed Washington county lake north of Sandys Hook and southeast of Grace Hill in Brighton township. Land owners seek about $50 per acre for 183 acres, raising costs beyond what supporters deem affordable. If unavailable, Dutch creek site or another option may be pursued to avoid losing the lake project.

Brighton Washington County Sandys Hook Grace Hill Brighton Township Dutch Creek Goal Creek

Cantoni Reaches Semi-Finals in State Junior Tennis

Tom Cantoni of Washington advances to the junior division semi finals at Des Moines. He faces John Stacy of Adel this afternoon with a finals berth possible tomorrow.

Tom Cantoni Washington Des Moines John Stacy Adel

Mrs Palmer Takes Newton Normal Training Post

Winnie Palmer longtime County Superintendent of schools will teach normal training in Newton High School Iowa. She accepted the position this week after investigating its possibilities while at a state convention. Palmer retires as county superintendent next September and begins work in Newton with the new school year.

Winnie Palmer Newton Iowa Palmer Bere

Riverside Bank to Pay Out Twelve Thousand Dollars

Riverside bank officials announced a 10 percent dividend to be paid Aug 2 on 75 percent of deposits. The payout totals about twelve thousand dollars, the second since Senate File 111 changed the bank's status on Feb 2. Deposits have risen about forty thousand dollars, with over a thousand dollars collected by the trust fund committee to fund further pro rata dividends.

Riverside Peoples Trust and Savings Bank Senate

Auto crash caused by man mistaking bug for tarantula

In Shreveport Louisiana J A Gibbs 83 slapped a bug thinking it was a tarantula and his car veered into a ditch. The driver escaped unharmed.

Shrevesport J. A. Gibbs Gibbs

Plan to Refinance Drainage District No 12 in Two Counties

COLUMBUS JUNCTION July 15 C H Young Muscatine engineer met with the Louisa and Muscatine boards of supervisors in a joint drainage board session at the Muncazine county courthouse to outline refinancing the district debt with federal flood control aid. The plan envisions a gravity outlet for Michael Creek and seeks government permission to discharge through the levee. Young is to apply for aid and for permission to install a gravity sluice at Arker's Creek, mirroring a previous authorization at the low er pumping station.

Columbus Junction C. H. Young Muscatine Boards of Supervisors Louisa Muncazine County Court House Michael Creek Young Arker’s Creek

Roosevelt postmaster literacy demand sparks political clash

A critic from Beverly Hills blasts Roosevelt for proposing postmasters be able to read, calling it undemocratic and a threat to the Democratic party. He argues the plan intrudes on politics and hints at treason while mocking claims about industry control and loot.

Beverly Hills Cal Roosevelt Democratic Party

Pearls Meet Troop In Rain Postponed Baseball Clash

The American Pearls and Troop F, tied for first in the kittenball league, will play next Wednesday evening after the troop's drill on the troop field. Yesterday morning’s arrangement for last night was washed out by more than two inches of rain making the diamond unplayable.

American Pearls Troop F

Keota Couple Visits Washington for Business and Shopping

Mr and Mrs Will Gregory of Keota spent time in Washington on business affairs and shopping.

Will Gregory Keota Washington

Storm Rips Through Area Damaging Farm Yields

A severe storm smashed a barn on the David Love farm near Huskins and burned it after a lightning strike. Neighbors helped save other buildings while heavy downpours and hail caused widespread damage to corn and oats, with rainfall totaling 2.22 inches and street flooding reported in parts of the county.

David Love Huskins Joe McCreedy

Man Wanted in Illinois Is Held

Two Rockford police officers arrived from Lockford to take James Walker back to Illinois. Walker is wanted for breaking and entering and accused of stealing a truckload of furniture from a storage house to start a roadhouse. Accomplice Tommy Intwistle is in custody.

Illinois Lockford Walker James Walker Vince Marek Sherif Harold Putnan Rockford Tommy Intwistle Oscar Elmer Odel

Eleven States to Meet in Des Moines on Corn Hog Plan

Farmers from eleven states will gather in Des Moines for a two day conference to draft a plan applying the new farm act to corn and hog production. Officials from the Farm Relief Administration will join as speakers and the meeting aims to shape 1934 production year allotments.

Des Moines Iowa Midwest Farm Relief Administration Mississippi Valley Towa Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Mllinois Nebraska Kansas Missouri Dakotas A. G. Black C. F. Sarle Gerald Wh. Thorne Guy C. Shepherd United States

Goshen College Alumni Hold First Iowa Picnic and Meeting

Goshen college alumni in Iowa gathered at Sunset park for the first annual Iowa Alumni Association meeting. Omer J. Rhodes chaired the organizing committee with Elizabeth Graber as vice chair and Samuel Herachberger as secretary and treasurer.

Iowa Alumni Association Goshen College Goshen Indiana Sunset Park Basket Pichic Omer J. Rhodes Katona Elizabeth Graber Wayland Samuel Herachberger Kalona Wellman Southneglish Kinross Noble Iowa City Cedar Rapids Washington

Last Stage of Gigantic Flight Is On

Italo Balbo led 24 Italian sea planes over Bowmansville Ontario on the final 70 miles of the 6100 mile trip to Chicago. Thunder storms and river crowds delayed takeoff as the fleet neared Selfridge field.

Stapo Dalo Italo Balbo Italy Ortebello Chicago Balbo Mussolini I] Duce d’Annunzio Fiume Rome Harmon South Atlantic Brazil Pelligrini Cartwright Alice WT. Clemens Midh UPI Gien Bowmansville Ontario Selfridge Field Montreal Augusto Rosso United States Lake Erie Mackaye Radio Company Toronto Port Huron Mich Lansing

Ramos Ranch Claims World’s Smallest Family

Salinas California report states the Ramos ranch near town holds a world’s smallest family. The unit includes five humans, a fox terrier and his mate, plus six pups weighing a total of five pounds.

Salinas Cal Ramos Ranch Here

Bears Disposal Planned In Clintonville

Central Park authorities decided to dispose of a pet bear after it ran up a board bill of 150 dollars for 12 months due to an enormous appetite.

Clintonville Wis Central Park

Pioneer’s hammer found in wall during log building razing

SHAWANO Wisconsin a hammer dated fifty four years old was unearthed from the interior walls of an old pioneer log house being razed The tool’s discovery occurred during demolition work shedding light on early settler construction methods and material culture in the area.

Shawano Wis

Goshen Students Plan Reorganization for Iowa Meet

William Brenneman of Wellman and Gilbert Johnstone of Scotland spoke at a large Goshen meeting. Informal talks followed as the group reorganizes for an Iowa event and plans student activities.

William Brenneman Wellman Gilbert Johnstone Scotland Chicago Goshen Iowa

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