Local News Briefs Mention Visits and Tax Payment Reminder
Mrs Rouse and her mother Mrs Anna Rouse host relatives from Washington D C. Charlene Debois of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Young and sisters. County Treasurer Marion B George notes 1936 old age pension tax due by June 30. Fresh eggs 18 cents a dozen by Reister and Son. Mr and Mrs F M Jennings and daughter Fancey host Center ville visitors for a park supper in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pood” Co
Tip Top
W. Side Square
Glen Rouse
Barbara
Richard
Washington, D. C
Rouse
Anna Rouse
Marion
George
Charlene Debois
Chicago
Elizabeth Young
Pollok Wallace
Fred Nelswanger
Reister & Son
F. M. Jennings
Fancey
Tom Wales
Centerville
Jennings
Mt Pleasant
Local notes and family items from Burlington area
Baby Roberta Jean Arthur born overnight at county hospital. Poultry superintendent L C Manny visits local raisers in Burlington. Charles Barker family from Minneapolis spending week at Mrs T F Barker home. Charlen C Brown moves address. Various visits and moves noted, including Hinshaw vacation return and staff shifts at A P store with Oren James taking Tama relief post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Arthur
Roberta Jean
Sho
L. C. Manny
Hurlington
Burlington Fair
Charles Barker
Tommy
Dicky
Minneapolis
Minn
T .F. Barker
Ross Motor Service
Charlen C Brown
Jefferson Street
Kaat van Douren Street
D. F. Macon
Washington
Iowa
Howard Buchanan
Rachel Lole
Helen Louise
Monmouth
Buchanan
Carrie McLaughlin
Colorado Springs
Colo
David McLaughlin
Laughlin
Zear Hinshaw
Templar’s Park
Spirit Lake
Counties to Vote on Paving Bond Elections
Northwestern Iowa counties move to finance highway construction by issuing paving bonds. Sioux County votes in June, Lyon in July, Sac in July, and Osceola plans to call an election soon as counties consider road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City.s
Iowa
Sioux County
Lyon County
Sac County
Osceola County
Ex Bros
Resolutions Adopted by Washington County Republican Convention
The Washington County Republican convention adopted multiple resolutions criticizing the national administration for alleged constitutional breaches and expansion of federal power. Delegates to the Cedar Rapids state judicial convention were named, and John N. Calhoun’s candidacy for Congress was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eicher
Ward McCutcheon
Washington
Celeste Hasty
Kalona
Sam Stites
Crawfordsville
Henry Bailey
Richard Stewart
Fred Bourgeois
Claud Flynn
Riverside
Ella Laithly
Rubio
Warren Morgan
Brighton
Ruth Mitchel
Noble
George Rudiger
Donald Hoskins
R. W. Fillmore
Ernest Carlson
E. L. Bartholow
W. C. Hradek
Wellman
T. &. Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
Ek. L. Edmondson
A. E. Baldrige
W. Livingston
T. L. Brookhart
T. B. Bailey
H. RB. Bailey
Otto Frey
Orva Scott
L. M. Bicher
T. A. Michels
Lester Orr
Homer Brown
B C. Foster
EK. L. Stewart
Eardley Bell
Lou Bauer
West Chester
C. A. Boice
Washington County
United States of America
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic Fund
Democratic National Administration
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Supreme Court of the
United States
Rnuderse National
Kresbolyved
Alf M. London
George Wilson
NRA
Calhoun
John N. Calhoun
Executive Department
Iowa jails deemed unfit for federal prisoners
Washington county jail in Weehongton is among six Iowa facilities rated unfit for federal use by the Bureau. About two thirds of U S jails are forbidden for Federal prisoners except in emergencies. Thirty four Iowa jails are approved for federal use. six are restricted to emergency or single night custody only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Washington, Iowa
Washington, SD
Weehngton
Iowa
Prion Bureau
Adams
Allamakee
Appanoose
Audubon
Benton
Hoone
Bremer
Buchanan Bay
En Vista Cedar
Cerro Gordo
Cherokes
Chickasaw
Clay
Clineton
Crawford
Dallas
Davis
Decatur
Delaware
Dickinson
Emmett
Floyd
Green
Grundy
Iowa Falle
Federal Prison Bureau
Adria Leasete Spends Day With Relatives in Cedar Rapids
A brief notice reports Adria Leasete spending the day with relatives in Cedar Rapids. The outing appears casual with no further details on events or companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adria
Cedar Rapide
Wellman and Richmond Join July 4 Community Pageant
A detailed schedule for a Wednesday and upcoming Saturday program features the Wellman Band in free acts and concerts, crowd favorites like Miss Richmond and Madam Richmond, Indian Dance and Ceremonial, and a broader Washington County celebration plan with bands, dances, and competitions across Wellman, Richmond, and West Chester. Local organizers highlight no admission cost if seats hold, with extensive community entertainment and historical society speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Band
Wellman
Richmond
Hind of Richmond
Iowa
West Chester
Washington County
Madam Wellman
State Historical Society
J. A. Swisher
Sunset Park
Y. MC. A
Harland W. Mead
Edmund D. Morrison, Jr
Backstage Iowa Politics Refer to Three Point Tax Refunds
The piece discusses expected refunds from the three point law for Lowe real estate owners. Observers anticipate about 10 666 000 in total refunds to cover state levy and soldiers bonuses with $3 40 per 1 000 value. It notes refunds arise from sales and income tax reallocations and mentions judiciary and primary law reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Real Estate
Iowa State Political Platforms 1934 Summary
Iowa Democrats list a 12 point program from the 1934 platforms, urging efficiency and economy, state reorganization, highway safety, Midwest farm cooperation, veterans benefits, unemployment insurance, prison labor abolition, removal of double taxation on farms, farm co operatives, farm loan extensions, protection of livestock interests, and retirement of federal lands from farm competition. The piece references July 16 and 23 state conventions presenting these platforms to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Lowa Democracy
Midwest
Iowa
G O P Promises Split on Welfare and Tax Plans
In a discussion on platform items, one faction condemned the dele and backed work relief, mentioning WPA. Others pushed for old age pension legislation, repeal of the sales tax, a classified income tax, opposition to state liquor stores, and a cap on real estate taxes.
Democratic leaders regroup after five days at convention
Verne Vierth state central committee publicity man did not join the Philadelphia trek and chose to support Roosevelt’s renomination, backing Hook and others as the national scene unfolded.
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Philadelphia
Northern Lakes
Verne Vierth
State Central Committee
Vierth
Roosevelt
Advertising Herry Dunlap Keeps Nomination Issue Open
Railroad commissioner and Democratic Sixth District congressional candidate Herry Dunlap declines to clarify whether he will relinquish his nomination after Utterback’s defeat by Governor Herring for the senatorial nomination. He says he plans to keep the matter alive and questions the need for a formal statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herry Dunlap
Dunlap
Utterback
Herring
County Democrats Re Elect Dr. Boller Committee Chairman
County Democrats pledge support for Dr. Boller and Amos Stout Sr for legislative roles. The platform highlights prosperity through agricultural pledge, wartime fiscal policy, fair currency, equal economic opportunity, and peaceful foreign policy. They commend Congress and endorse Roosevelt, Eicher, Miller, Hamilton, and other Democratic nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boller
Amos Stout, Sr
Edward C. Eicher
Miller
Alex Miller
Justice of Supreme Court
D. W. Hamilton
Social visits and local residents drop in across Keota region
A survey of yesterday and weekend calls shows Mr and Mrs C A Galley of Moline visited relatives, Dillon Leyle stayed at Richland home, Bob Lewis and Doris Lorack of Iowa City guests of Ives McKay, and many others including Keasler from Los Angeles and Fritz family from Burlington stopping by Keota area homes and returning to towns like Pittsburgh and Chicago. Several families, including the Carbauhs of Chicago and Hill of Iowa City, are mentioned along with local residents visiting kin in Keota and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lewis
Doris Lorack
Iowa City
Ives McKay
Merton Teeter
Mary
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Teeter
J. W. Tester
Fred Dunamore
J. R. Gardner
Lisbon
Harry W. Sizer
Gene Beuter
Jimmy
Junior
Ralph Ashby
Wellman
Hamilton
Crawfordville
Ivan Cummings
Maxine
Billy
Ottumwa
Aaron Leighty Wayland
Summer Visitors and Local Social Notes
Party Sizer spent the week at aunt Mrs. Thamer Begley’s in Spring while Mrs. Pearl Whisler and Rollin B. Organ were luncheon guests at Mrs. Marsh Bailey’s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kos returned from Dallas after attending the Centennial. Mrs. Jack Reid departs Friday for Sulphur Springs Ark. Dr. Reid serves in government veterinary work at Sulphur Springs. L. Badger reports the first ripe tomato from his patch. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McConnell of New York City are visiting Mrs. McConnell’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. T. C. Davis and Miss Grace Stone of Ainsworth shopped in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Whisler
Rollin B. Organ
Marsh Bailey
Frank Kos
Dallas
Texas
Jack Reid
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Reid
Veterinary Department
L. Badger
J. J. McConnell
New York City
Washington County Centennial Opens Tuesday Morning
Washington County plans a multi day centennial celebration with all towns participating. Crawfordsville and Ainsworth are singled out for Tuesday activities as committees handle numerous program items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Local Births and Discharges From Area Hospital
Mr and Mrs Julius Kunik welcomed a daughter born at 6 20 am Sunday. Mrs Harry Crone was discharged yesterday. Merle LeFever and his children Ruth Le Fever and a tonsillectomy patient were discharged yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Keine of Annaworth welcomed a daughter born at 6 45 am today weighing eight pounds five ounces. Mrs Richard McCleery and daughter Margaret Anh were discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kunik
Harry Crone
Merle LeFever
Theis
Ruth LeFever
Henry Keine
Annaworth
Wetghing
Richard McCleery
Margaret Anh
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Centennial Beauty Committee
Washington Co
James DeWit
DeWit Food Market
G. Hayereen
McLellan Store
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon's Jewelry Store
T. R. Phillips
Aggess
Charles George
Graham
Charlies Biklen
Biklen’s
Marty Whittaker
Iil
Townsend
U. S
Guthrie
Hamiliton
Harrison
Henry
Howard
Humboldt
Ida Jackson
Jones
Keokuk Kee Euth
Loulea
Lineas
Madison
Marshall Monena
Monroe
Muscatine
Page
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Ringgold
Rae
Selby
Story
Tama
Taylor
van Hiuren
Warren
Warne
Winneahick
Wright
George Mills
Iowa Daily Press Association
Eli Laed
G.O P
Fishin
Mrs. C. A Galley and Son
Moline, TL
Dillon Leyle
Richland
Frank Keasler
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray C. Tracy
Maurice Fritz
Bur Jington
Anetta Gupton
Armaworth
Nora Hbner
Ralph Kern
George Kern
C. M. Carbaugh
W. .H. Carbaugh
D. L
W. J. Hill
Tracy Phillips
Charles Hebner
Pearl Whister
Hattie Mitchell
Flo Clemmons
Keota
Party Sizer
Thamer Begley
Springwet Iba
Hayes Golden Guernsey Dairy
Agar
K E Piner
State Laboratory
M. Bh. Barnes
M.D. Wreetor State Hygienie Laboratories
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