Broadway Nonsense and Two Million for Life With Father
Broadway talk centers on LWF earning two million dollars for Russell Crouse Howard Lindsay and partners while Arsenic and Old Lace remains the best value for laughs. The column mocks Crouse’s wealth claims and notes nostalgia for New York theatre life as both plays run in city venues.
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New York
Father
Russell
Buck) Crouse
Howard
Mustache) Lindsay
Crouse
Lindsay
Frank Sullivan
United States
Plaza
Mr. Crouse
Theatre Guild
New York Post
Mars
Hollywood
Mr. Sullivan
P.S
Uncle Sam
Central Park
Five-Dollar Shingles Fund Roofs Church at Woodbine
The Church of Christ at Woodbine re-roofs using a novel plan selling shingles to the congregation at five dollars per shingle.
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Church of Christ At
Woodbine
Mayor City Treasurer City Solicitor Supt Water
City officials named in a fragmented notice include the mayor city treasurer city solicitor and the superintendent of water aiming to outline upcoming financial and public works actions. The readable text hints at municipal roles and governance but lacks full context or dates.
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Oteronna
Minute Man Poster Promotes Defense Bonds and Stamps
Treasury Department display recreates Daniel Chester French's Minute Man statue to urge purchase of Defense Bonds and Stamps. Banks and post offices sell the bonds as a vital part of national defense preparations.
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Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Daniel Chester French
America
Notice of filing and unknown claimants in Washington County real estate
Original notice in district court of Washington County Iowa September term 1911. Harold W. Gerdes sues Edward Randall James M Auld Wm T Auld David Love Caroline Auld Mary Auld guardian of Benjamin G Auld James H Auld Al wilda N Auld Joshua Wallace W C Wallace John Hendee Reubin E Fisher William J Benson James Lowery James M Pratt Andrew Fergus on Jr John E Williams J M Pratt Lydia A Crawford Jos K Miller Andrew J Miller Henry Williams E J Richards Jesse Marr Citizens Savings Bank of Washington Iowa Washington Loan and Trust Company and all unknown claimants to the described real estate in Washington County Iowa the south half of the southeast quarter of section 32 township 75 north range 6.
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Edward Randall
James M. Auld
Wm. T. Auld
David Love
Caroline Auld
Mary&. Auld
Mary E. Auld
Benjamin G. Auld
James H. Auld
Alwilda N. Auld
Joshua Wallace
W. C. Wallace
John Hendee
Phebe Hendee
Reubin E. Fisher
R. E. Fisher
William J. Benson
James Lowery
James M. Prat
Andrew Ferguson, Jr
John E. Williams
J. M. Pratt
Lydia A. Crawford
Jos. K. Miller
Andrew J. Miller
Henry Williams
E. J Richards
Jesse Marr
Citizens Savings Bank of Washington
Iowa
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Washington County
Bus Schedule and Ticket Notice for Washington Riders
Times for buses from Washington to Omaha Chicago and other cities listed with departures from morning to night. Tickets available at Bus Depot North Side Square and Candy Kit gehen. Aged individual Al Cantoni is noted in the text.
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Omaha
Chicago
Washington
Candy Kitgehen
North Side Square
AL Cantoni
Reds Smithe-in Spite of War (6) West of the Fifth P. M.
Notice to defendants that a petition in Washington County Iowa seeks to quiet title to described real estate. plaintiff asserts fee simple ownership and that unknown claimants have no valid claims. Defendants are warned to appear before noon of the second day of the September 1941 term to defend.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Court notices and dispatch errors from 1941 county records
The Washington Iowa court convenes in September 1941 with default judgments entered as prayed in the plaintiff's petition. Attorney T. L. Broukhart appears for the plaintiff. A wartime dispatch notes Hitler thanking God for victory over France, implying misdelivery.
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Court House
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
T. L. Brooukhart
Berlin
Hitler
France
Servants in Minority in U S Families No Paid Help
A survey shows 95 out of 100 American families employ no paid servants. The data highlight the rarity of households hiring domestic help in the era.
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United States
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Clarence Jacobs
Harry Montgomery
City Library
Ruth Lytle
A. C. Peterson
Second Ave
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East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
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Washington Dairy
Washington Bridge No. 20
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