China replies to demands of Russia and board remarks
The article reports on the Board of Dairy and Allied Industries arguing for deliberate approach to welfare linked issues and direct contacts with cooperative marketing groups. It notes plans to attend the American Cooperative Institution meeting in Baton Rouge on July 29 and to hold regional commodity meetings soon. Chairman Alexander Legge cites weather as a factor in wheat price changes and expresses cautious credit for a better grain outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institution of Cooperation
Baton Rouge
United States
Pavor
Alexander JT. Legge
Legge
Canada
Union District News from Mildred Kurtz Correspondent
Mrs Mildred Benson left Thursday for Richmond Indiana to visit Mrs A J Unthank for a few days. Mrs Joe Wolfe and son Edward visited at the C J Bear home. Dorothy Chabal returned home after a week with the U S Chabal family. Rev E Hamilton and family left for Iowa Falls for a Sunday school convention. An ice cream social is planned at Prairie Flower church Thursday evening. Helen Myers returned home after a few days with the Raymond Hasty residence. The Prairie Flower mission circle met at the church with fourteen members present. Refreshments were served by Mrs H Bear and Mrs A S Chaubal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Church
Helen Myers
Raymond Hasty
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
H. Bear
A. S Chaubal
N. J. Benson
Frank
Tama County votes today on highway bonds of $800 000
Des Moines dispatch notes Tama County voters go to the polls over an $800 000 road bond issue to finish paving the Lincoln highway through the county. A prior $504 000 bond funded 19 miles of paving, with Winneshiek County also planning a $600 000 bond election. Ringgold County postponed due to notice defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama County
Des Moines
Iowa
Winneshiek County
Ringgold County
Southern Iowa Wheat Harvest Progress and Airport Talk
Southern Iowa reports near complete winter wheat harvest and early mats harvest underway amid favorable moisture. The weekly bulletin notes plump grain with good yields and reduced diseases, but recent rains hindered haying and damaged crops including oats and wheat. Heavy rainfall caused bridges loss in southwest counties and soil erosion. Better Washington club plans Friday talk on airport advantages with speaker hopes to include W. C. Price of Centerville or another aviation advocate. A dinner precedes the meeting in Des Moines locale.
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DE Moines
Tra
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Bulletin
W. C. Price
Centerville
Price
Des Moines
Washington
Better Washington Club
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press outlines radio highlights on WEA F and WABC networks at 6 30 est with a dance hour and a U S marine band. WJZ airs at 6 30 est ghost hour and 8 00 est Goldkette's orchestra. Dr and Mrs J M Lloyd relocate to a Clara Barton street model home while Mrs Bensons sister and family visit Columbus June and stay with Mrs Benson.
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WABC
U. S. Marine Band
WJZ
Goldkette
J. M. Lloyd
East Washington Street
Clara Barton Street
Pairfield Farm Lands Acquire Likely Airport Site
Pairfield interests obtained an option on a 200 acre farm near Primary No. 4, about a mile from the new post office, with plans that the land will probably become an airport next spring.
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Pairfield
Pairfield Interests
Band Concert Program in Central Park Thursday Evening
Midweek summer band concert in Central Park features a diverse program including Goldman Fantasia Creme de la Creme Volcani Cornet Duet Grime and Manuster The Huntigg Scene Bucalossi selections Chocolate Soldier Tampe Celebrated Menuet Overture Cavalry Sippe March Courageous Youth and a saxophone quartet led by Hal Reister W Kruser C Garrett and Kermit Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntigg
Hal Reister
W. Kruser
C. Garrett
Kermit Payne
Trains Consolidated on Washington Knoxville Branch
Agent Lewis Goodlander of the Rock Island railway announces a schedule change on the Washington Knoxville branch effective next Monday. Local freight Nos 835 and 836 will be withdrawn and replaced by mixed trains 429 and 4380 running between Washington and Oskaloosa with a baggage mail car four coaches and freight cars. Westbound departure is 130 AM and return 550 PM with no connections to Oskaloosa trains 1036 and 1037. crew details not announced.
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Lewis Goodlander
Rock Island Railway
Washington-Knoxville
Washington
Oskaloosa
Whoxville
Mr. Goodlander
Wayland Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
In Wayland July 14 births include a son to Mr and Mrs Clarence Boshart. Dave Shively of Burlington visited relatives. Mrs Mayme Howard of Oskaloosa visits her mother Mrs Anna Roth. Jerald Neff of Omaha summers with relatives. Mrs P S Boshart recovering at home. Rev Elmer Basinger reports improvment after Ohio stay. Mrs Joe Ross and Mrs Ruth Schantz visit Marie Ross Courtney in Abbots hospital. Mr and Mrs Jesse Davison and four sons visit from near Lierrvile. C E society nets funds from bake sale. Philathea class to sell ice cream and cakes in park. Sadie Warren and daughter Clara plan Des Moines trip to care for Harry’s children during New York visit. Philathea picnic held at Ross Levert home due to rain. Miss Wilma Barr leaves for hospital duties in Ohio. Zip Meyer becomes history critic at Ohio state college. Jeanette Koebel, eight, ill for weeks.
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Wayland
Clarence Boshart
Dave Shively
Burlington
Mayme Howard
Oskaloosa
Annaroth
Jerald Neff
Omaha
Neb
P. S. Boshart
Washington County Hospital
Elmer Basinger
Jesse Davison
Near Lierryville
D. O. Davison
C. E. Society
Philathea
Sadie Warren
Clara
Des Moines
Harry Warren
Harry
New York
Ross Levert
Wilma Barr
Ohio
Zip Meyer
Ohio State College
Jeanette Koebel
Lee Koebel
New Orleans Car Strike Reaches Settlement
United Press reports the New Orleans street car strike ends after three weeks as union officials accept a proposal to have Secretary of Labor James J. Davis serve as sole arbitrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
U.P
New Gorleans
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Community thanks for sympathy after death of D Jenkins
The family of D Jenkins thanks neighbors and friends for expressions and acts of sympathy during their loss. Mrs. D Jenkins and Sons express appreciation for support shown after his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jenkins
Local visitors and family news from area residents
Mr and Mrs F E Latta and C P Latta of Chicago visited Washington at Dr C A O Bice and Mrs Clifford Thorne then returned home. Mrs C R Miller near Olds is critically ill with cancer and cared for by a nurse. Martha Graber of Buffton Ohio visits her mother Mrs Verena Graber for four weeks. The Kasch families of Middlebury Indiana visit P T A sisters Eich er and Farmer and plan a Illinois trip. Esther Meyer suffered a burned limb from spilled boiling water. The P T A to present The Whole Towns Talkin at the opera house Friday July 19 at 8 o clock.
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T. B
C. R. Miller
Olds
Miller
Martha Graber
Buffton
Ohio
Verena Graber
Samuel Kasch
Clayton Kasch
Middlebury
Ind
P. L. Eicher
A. S. Farmer
Illinois
Esther Meyer
Opera House
Washington to Host Three Day Fall Festival in September
Plans for the 1929 Washington fall festival are underway with events set for September 17 to 19. Lloyd Lytle chairs the festival with committees for finance, exhibits, parade floats, publicity, entertainment, decorations, concessions, lighting, and executive leadership. The festival expands to three days to include more exhibits and relaxed weather conditions.
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Washington
Wisie Long
J. E. Curl
Jay O. Brown
George C. Stewart
Phil Crail
R. F E. Shannon
Frank Casey
George L. McDaniel
L. W. Soule
Harry Ward
A. A. Spies
C. W. Davis
Ray Guest
L. B. Lupton
R. E. Dougherty
Lee Holland
Lewis Warren Light
Frank RB. Miller
A. J. Atchison
Harold Montgomery
L. M. Eleher
Philip Crail
Frank Miller
R. BE. Shannon
W. Applegate
J. W. Enslin
Paul L. Gorham
L. E. Dunlap
Lloyd Lytle
Russel Jennings
Memorial Service and Regular Meeting of West Chester Pythian Sisters
The West Chester Pythian sisters held a memorial service at the Pythian hall with strong attendance from Sisters and Knights. They plan to repeat annually to honor departed members. A regular meeting followed with full attendance and two candidates to initiate at the next session on Tuesday, July 28, with reminders to be on time and welcoming visitors from other temples.
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Pythian Sisters
M. FE. C
Cleveland Editors Found Guilty of Contempt of Court
Cleveland Press editor Louis X. Seltzer and chief editorial writer Carlton Matson were found guilty of contempt by Judge Frederick P. Walther for editorials criticizing the judge’s injunction in the Thistledown race track case. Each was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $500.
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Cleveland, CO
Louis X. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Carlton Matson
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Thistledown
Seltzer
Matson
Walther
Wickersham Plea Faces Conference Blowback
Federal officials show support for Wickersham as they discuss splitting enforcement of dry laws. A governors conference by laws blocks controversial votes while debates about state versus federal duties continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Wickersham
National Law Enforcement of
Eastern Point
Conn
George W Wickersham
Wickersham
Soughestison
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Harmony social notes and meetings at Longer home
Walter Longer and Mrs Dick Blanchard hosted guests, with Mrs Letha Kleese elected club leader and Mrs Roxie Longer as assistant at the H C C meeting held July 11. Luncheon served. next gathering set for August 1 at Mrs Walter Kleese’s home. Weather and haymaking mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Dick Blanchard
Chas Schiebel
George Evans
Walter Longer
Otto Schoebel
Chas. Schiebel
Jim Baird
W. Longer
Emil Fink
Letha Kleese
Roxie Longer
Lillian Kendrick
Walter Kleese
conciliatory Chinese reply tempers Manchuria rail seizure crisis
Moscow reports China has sent a conciliatory note to the Soviet Union over the eastern Manchuria railway seizure. China promises a full reply to the ultimatum and suggests negotiations to resolve disputes based on existing relations, with Chu Zao Yang to travel to Moscow to discuss.
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Moscow
China
Manchuria
Soviet Union
Nanking
Russia
Chu Zao-Yang
Paving Wakkman Killed at Hedrick
OsKaloosa Iowa July 17 Gus Hinnen 60 of Austin Minnesota was crushed to death near Hedrick when a caterpillar tractor passed over his body He was lying full length on the road as the heavy machine moved over him The incident occurred during a paving job by a farm setter employed with the paving gang
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Oskaloosa
Gus Hinnen
Austin
Minn
Hedrick
Honner
Fear 42 Sailors Drowned Off Chile
Forty two sailors are believed drowned when the Chilean Naval transport Abtao sank off San Antonio during a violent storm. One crew member survived, with 41 others missing in the maritime disaster near the Chilean coast.
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Chile
Santiago
San Antonio
Abtao
Gratitude Expressed by Gray Family for Floral Tributes
The Journal notes thanks from Oliver M. Gray and Mrs. Henry Gray to neighbors who sent flowers after the death of Mrs. Oliver Gray.
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Oliver M. Gray
Henry Gray
Oliver Gray
Weather Advances End of Busy Season Progress
Weather progress suggests the busy season will accelerate and finish sooner, allowing operations to wrap up quicker and reduce backlog.
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James M. Doran
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