Sheriff's Sale Notice of E A Lewis Property in Iowa
A writ of general execution directs sale of the undivided one third interest of defendant E A Lewis in real estate located in Washington County Iowa. The sale will be held at the public gate in front of the courthouse in Washington on Wednesday July 30 1924 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The property is the east quarter of section 3 and the west half of the southwest quarter of section 2 township 74 north range 8 west of the St. P M. Washington County.
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District Court
Polk County
Iowa
E. A. Lewis
Washington
Washington County
St. P. M
Health thrift of more value than money thrift
W S Straus President American Society for Thrift argues health thrift equals wealth and warns against overwork. He cites 42 million workers losing 1 million sick days yearly and industrial accidents costing over a billion dollars, urging temperate habits to prevent collapse and protect national labor value.
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America
United States
United States Department of Labor
Britain abolishes broad arrows from prison clothes
Portsmouth reports authorities decide to remove the broad arrow mark from prison attire and replace with ordinary lounge suits to improve inmate morale as part of ongoing reforms.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Property sale notice in Washington County Iowa
The sale of approximately 240 acres to satisfy execution against E A Lewis commences at 1 30 p m on the specified day. Taken and sold at the Peoples Savings Bank case by the Sheriffs Office Washington Iowa under Sheriff Charles M Denison on July 10-17 1924 with cash terms.
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E. A. Lewis
Peoples Savings Bank
Sherif
Washington
Iowa
Charles M. Denison
Washington County
One Copy for Each Home in U S A Says AP Supporter
Louis Wiley of the New York Times praises The Associated Press as a vital impartial news service. He notes U S daily papers total 2 096 papers with 31 450 600 copies sold daily and stresses responsible reporting to foster international goodwill.
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U. S
London
Associated Advertising Clubs
World Today
Louis Wiley
New York Times
Associated Press
United States
Mutual News Gathering
America
Wiley
England
Atlantic
Concrete fence posts offer Iowa farmers savings
Iowa State College agricultural experiment station reports homemade concrete fence posts are durable for at least 50 years. Nine years of trials used cement mixes and molds. cost runs about 45 to 60 cents per post with steel reinforcement yielding best strength.
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Ames
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
J. B. Davidson
Spanish farms face rent surge as tenants resist ejectment
In Murcia tenants, many long-time lessees, appeal to the king to halt ejectments until a new rural code limits landlord power. Landowners demand higher rents with only one month notice before June 24 expirations, threatening ejectment without compensation for improvements. Many tenants have built homes on the farms and fear losing them if leases are not renewed at higher rates.
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Murcia
Spain
Province of
Ministers Say Prayer Not Enough At Birmingham Conference
The West Midlands Baptist Association opened in Birmingham with Rev T Edmunds calling Birmingham a pagan city marked by misery and squalor and urging action beyond singing praying and preaching. Rev J Leslie Brown complained bishops grew weary of preaching and questioned church leaders’ directions amid current conditions.
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Birmingham
Great Britain
T. Edmunds
The
West Midlands Baptist Association
J. Leslie Brown
Wolverhampton
Sleeping on the Tracks Triggers Korean Rail Warning
In Seoul, Korean unfamiliarity with railways leads to accidents and traffic obstruction on the Chosen Railways network. Officials launched a propaganda campaign to stop walking or sleeping on tracks as trains are forced to stop due to sleepers. Fatal incidents occur when sleepers use rails as pillows, with some grieving friends blaming the railway.
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Seoul
Married Woman Needs Court or Husband Authorization
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Province of
Quebec
Amusements Planned for Iowa State Fair Jubilee
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Merchant Leads with Journal Ad Hint Stirs Inquiry
The note urges telling a merchant I saw your ad in the Journal and questions the purpose behind the message. The exact intent remains unclear as the exchange centers on the ad and possible sales or solicitation.
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