Plan to Pool Wool of County Growers Is Announced Today
Washington County plans to pool wool for sale to the National Wool Marketing Corporation with state association consigning wool. The plan outlines 90 percent loan advances at 6 percent interest, split between the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank and the federal farm board. Wool receives at Rock Island and weigh, then loaded for June 19 with backup date June 20 if rain.
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State Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Nation 1 Corporation
National Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Des Moines
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
J. B. Wilson
Washington County
Washington, Town F
Rock Island
Mod
Federal Storm Board
Sesumiag
Washington County Farm Bureau
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Becomes Global Laxative
A family doctor, Dr Caldwell, aimed to correct constipation’s root cause with a harmless pre- motion. His 1885 formula of herbs and pure ingredients became the world’s most popular laxative, pleasing old folks and children alike with no griping and a pleasant taste. Drugstores stock the syrup widely.
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Dr. Castwell
Professor Starbuck resigns Iowa position as head
Professor Edwin D. Starbuck resignation from the University of Iowa philosophy department after 24 years and since 1927 as head was announced. He will leave after the summer session to join the University of Southern California faculty.
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Iowa City
Edwin D. Starbuck
University of Iowa Department of Philosophy
Starbuck
Immediaa
University of Southern California
Riverside Notes of Local Social and Farm Activity
Riverside area reports weekend visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Wesley Prehoda and daughter Dorothy shopped in Iowa City. Melvin Havel and George and Marecella Hora attended a dance in Mulinex. Families hosted relatives from Wisconsin and celebrated farm projects. John Klein of Lone Tree completed a tank for C Havel and Alva Heck plans a new bungalow. Road crews work on culverts and cattle paths. Martin Lincoln hosted daughters and their families plus Carl Gotz families.
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Riverside
Rt. 1
Wesley Prehoda
Dorothy
Iowa City
Melvin Havel
George Hora
Marecella Hora
Mulinex
Verlic
Harry Woldrath
Linwood Heck
John Heck
Wisconsin
John Klein
Lone Tree
C Havel
Elijah Fouchek
Chas
Lorack
Stanley Heck
Havel
Jim Shalla
Mary Rittimier
Town City
John
Frank Hecks
Alva Hecks
Alva
Chas. Loraeh
Chas. Havel
Martin Lincoln
John Miller
Carl Gotz
Eureka Ladies Aid Met After Noon in Washington Route 2
The Eureka Ladies aid met with Mrs. Charles McKay Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Amanda Petratz July 9. The Eureka Children's day program is set for next Sunday evening at 8. Eva Wagner helps with housework for her aunt Mrs. J. J. Benda, who is improving slowly. Mrs. Benda's daughter Mrs. Cnossen, and baby Betty, and son Arthur Glasgow from San Antonio are visiting J. J. Davison underwent another operation last Saturday at the county hospital and is now home recovering. Fred Wagner shipped lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eureka Ladies Aid
Charles McKay
Aamanda Petratz
Eureka
Eva Wagner
J. J. Benda
Benda
Cnossen
Betty
Arthur Glasgow
San Antonio
Tex
J. J. Davison
Fred Wagner
Indians Threaten Lead Of Athletics Inning Actions
Connie Mack rallied the Philadelphia Athletics to chase the Cleveland Indians who won two straight from the 1929 world champions. The Indians needed one win in the final game of a three game set to claim first place as Clint Brown held Philadelphia to four singles. Earnshaw allowed five hits as two Morgan homers and one by Myatt produced four runs. Ted Lyons earned his ninth win for the White Sox in a 10 to 6 victory over Washington. Waite Hoyt, now with Detroit, was roughed in a 14 to 2 loss to the Yankees, and Walter Stewart notched his eighth win as St. Louis beat Boston 6 to 5. The Robins beat Cincinnati 2 to 2 to extend the NL lead. Pirates beat the Giants 10 to 7 ending New York’s streak. Rain halted Cubs-Phillies with Phils ahead 5 to 3. Cardinals-Braves game postponed by wet grounds. Rath was census taker Tuesday.
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United Press
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Clint Brown
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Cleveland
Morgan
Myatt
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Senators
Hoyt
New York Yankees
Waite Hoyt
Detroit
Wells
Walter Stewart
St. Louis
Boston
Red Sox
Browns
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati
Jake Flowers
Robins
Pirates
New York
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphi Phillies
Phils
Claude Willoughby
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinale
Boston Braves
Union
Thon
Cotter Wins Democratic Nomination by Two Votes in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction June 13 official canvas shows Janea Cotter winning the Democratic nomination for supervisor for the 1931 term by two votes. Preliminary reports indicated D. T. Char Honneau of Oakville had won by four votes. Community notices include anniversaries, visits, and arrivals from Boston and Taylor Texas as local residents host relatives and neighbors.
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Columbus Junction
Lowisa County Pound of
Janea Cotter
Columbus
Junction
D. T. Char Honneau
Oakville
Jennie Cotter
Helen
G . Ramsdale
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
Richard Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Presbyterian Chidh Sas
Town City Presbytery
Sinclair Resigns From Cedar Rapids Packing Firm
Arthur C. Sinclair, vice president of the T. M. Sinclair Packing Company, announced his resignation effective July 1. He has a 32 year association with the Cedar Rapids firm and will join Kingman Packing Company of Indianapolis, where his cousin Robert is president.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur C. Sinclair
T. M. Sinclair Packing Company
Sinclair
Kingman Packing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert
Suppday Show P Lesson on the Cross and Faith
A dated study notes Jesus on the cross as central to faith, discussing suffering, endurance, and spiritual history. It mentions teachers or authors and encourages reflection for youths and adults on Calvary and its global impact.
Small kindness to a neighbor sparks daily grace
Quote from Isaac Edwards emphasizes that true holiness is shown in everyday acts toward others. He argues that most love for God and gratitude to Christ expresses itself through simple, practical kindness to those around us.
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God
Christ
Isaac Edwards
God Can Be Trusted Saint sermon message
The note offers a religious meditation on divine sovereignty. It proclaims that the God who ordained beginnings can be trusted with endings and all that lies between, attributed to a Christian evangelist.
Admitted to Bar Iowa City Candidate for County Attorney
Seventy University of Iowa graduates gained admission to the bar after state exams in Iowa City. William M. Dallas of Mechanicsville, to become Cedar county attorney on January 1, 1931, entered the race without delay to gain practice. Dallas was nominated by Republicans and will run unopposed in November. He plans a temporary Tipton office for six months of practical experience before taking office.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
William M. Dallas
Mechanicsville
Dallas
Cedar County
Tipton
Kalona Bible School Opens Amid Local News
KALONA June 12 The annual summer Bible school opens Monday morning. Mrs. George W Bell is a patient at San Iowa City hospital for treatment. Washington visitors Saturday evening. Carwood Baber visits Ollie relatives while the Ehrenfelt and Lahey families visit in town. Gerald from Towa City visits grandmother Mrs Mary Sylvester and Charles Votruba with his two sons.
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Kalona
George W. Bell
San Iowa City Hospital
A. J. Wotruba
Washington
Carwood Baber
Ollie
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Thomas Lahey
Towa City
Gerald Trompratt
Mary Sylvester Charles Votruba
Shiloh Community News Highlights Birthday and Local Visits
James Marsh celebrated his sixth birthday with about 25 guests at Shiloh on June 9. Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Dale Atkinson served fruit salad and cupcakes as gifts and games filled the afternoon. Nearby families and visitors, including the Swift siblings and local workers, were noted as attending and passing along news from Ames and Davenport.
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Shiloh
James Marsh
Marsh
Dale Atkinson
James
Laurence
George Swift
Near West Chester
Will Caldwell Leanna
Lorena Donaldson
Vera Darbyshire
Ames
Vera
Velma Stafford
Marion Lee Jarrard Ts
James Marah
A.B. Carr
Gusnia
Jobo Gamble
Sinter
Donald Burger
Davenport
Saturda
Grady
Tinoi
Ten Largest U.S. Cities Seen Gaining Over Three Million
Census estimates forecast the ten largest cities adding more than 3 000 000 residents in the decade ending 1930. New York and Chicago lead the list with significant gains. Los Angeles moves into fifth, passing several cities.
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United Press
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Sunday School Convention and Local Updates at Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville Minnonite held a Sunday school convention on June 8 with several attendees. Five Pleasant View school eighth graders graduated namely Gladys, Emerson Keabill, Harold Reshby, Dale Noble, and Claton. Various locals spent time with friends and relatives, including visitors from Newton Kansas and Archbald Ohio, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Graber.
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Crawford and Marion Township
Crawfordsville Suny
Pleasant View
Gladys
Emerson Keabill
Harold Reshby
Dale Noble
Claton
Minnonite Shurch
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Taylor
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Joe Link
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Eftle Wittmer
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A. F. Mitchel
Mildred Price
Glad Mast
Crawfordsville
Earth Winger
Newton
Kansas
P.P. Wenger
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Jake Greiser
Archbald
Pecular
Verna Graber
Lodders
P. P. Wenker
Henry Graber
Mrs. Graber
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