Mrs J A Walker Near West Chester Ill With Stroke
Mrs J A Walker of West Chester suffered a stroke several days ago and is reported quite ill.
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Mra. J. A. Walker
West Chester
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
8
Iowa State Students Set Four Week National Tour
Nineteen agricultural students from Iowa State College will tour major grazing and grain areas across the United States this summer. The group plans to return to Ames on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa State College
United States
Adirondack Mountains Forests and Lakes Feature
The Adirondack region spans over 12 square miles of forested terrain in pine spruce and hardwoods, with numerous lakes and hunting grounds noted in the description.
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Adirondack Mountains
Almanac Milestones from Vienna to Philadelphia
The first almanac appeared in Vienna in 1457 and the earliest American almanac was published by William Bradford in Philadelphia in 1687. Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richards Almanac ran from 1732 to 1758.
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Vienna
William Bradford
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Iowa state fair boosts cattle premiums for a 1925 show
Iowa officials announced 1925 cattle premiums totaling 9 117 more than prior. Total cattle class premiums exceed 25 000 with added Ayrshire and Angus classes plus junior and group entries. Dual purpose and dairy divisions receive specific boosts across Herefords Shorthorns Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss with Holsteins leading the daily show purse.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Board Today
Fair Board and Breed Associations
Fair Board
Ayrshire
Iowa
Daily Show
Guernsey
4-H Club Girls Gather for Iowa State Convention
Iowa State College hosts the eighth annual four day 4-H girls convention with over 1,690 expected to register. Opening events include a mass meeting at State Gymnasium and a keynote by Ethel Kawin on learning to live in a changing world. The event features elections, an amphitheater adaptation of The Bohemian Girl, and a later fire festival and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
State Gymnasium
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Service
Ethel Kawin
University of
Womans Catholic Order of Foresters Initiates Marian Droll
June 17 meeting at the order hall initiated Marian Droll as a new member. Social hour was led by Mrs. R. A. Knittel Mrs. Glenn Kallaus and Miss Marian Droll. Members Magdalene and Teresa Walsh travel to Omaha for visits with Miss Mary McCave.
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Staskal
Pinewood
Minn
Harley Ford
Stransky
Lakes
C. Cummings
Elsie Heetor
Sauk Center
Hector
St. Cloud
G. K. Lingo
Farmers in Iowa Buy Many Cars
Iowa farmers bought 195 668 automobiles last January despite low ho e prices in 1934. Assessors in all counties report one ear per family on average, a figure released by the weather and crop bureau of the state department of agriculture.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Ltowa
Farm radios rise as cars lead farm possessions
The state notes 220000 farm families and 195197 farm owned autos as of Jan 1 1034 with a gain of 5546. Radios on farms totaled 85312, up from 71467, while farm homes with radios approach 86 percent. Among so called necessities, piped water 2n, bathtubs 20, sinks 60, toilets 19, electricity 29, refrigeration 20, central heat 39.
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State Planning Board
Farma
Resolutions Adopted by Iowa County Officers Convention
The Iowa County Officers Association adopts 16 resolutions at its Mason City convention calling for local control, qualified officials, and expanded rural programs. It supports Bergman Road Law funding, rural education, health, housing, and streamlined county administration while opposing centralized control and bureau governance.
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Iowa
Iowa County Officers Association
Owa County Officers Association
Mason City
Peet
America
Towa
State Legislative Committee
Joint Association of County Officials
Iowa County Officer Magazine
Genewal
Teeter Funeral Held in Brighton
Will Teeter 65 a Brighton resident died at Fairfield home after a hip injury from a fall in March. Funeral set for 2 30 pm at Presbyterian church. Survived by wife Cora Lauder, brother Guy of Gallup NM, sisters Doll Brier and Edith Painter of Brighton.
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Brighton
Will KE. Teeter
Fairfield
Presbyterian Church
Whiting
Teeter
Salina
Iowa
Will Teeter
Cora Lauder
Louden Company
Dexter Company
Guy
Gallup
N. Mex
Doll Brier
Edith Painter
Wearing Quality of Textiles Test Findings
A study of wearing quality shows cotton endures 43 days less wear per 100 days than linen, wool 23 days, silk 4 days, and rayon 2 days, highlighting linen as most durable among the tested fabrics.
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