Correspondents Send In News Reports From Crawfordsville
March 5 report from Crawfordsville notes Rev A L Graham of Monmouth will preach at United Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. R 8 Dix traveled from Cedar Heights to retrieve his auto. Remains of Mrs Fannie Neal Kimball were brought from Ottumwa for interment. Beth Godfrey, longtime Sth and 6th grade teacher, died at county hospital. W K Wooley is ill at home. Telephone directors met at town hall. John Merchant of Burlington visiting. Mrs Emma Carpenter's niece Miss Simpson died. sympathy extended. Joe Roth opened a new garage. Gleede Cold and wife visited Washington on business.
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Crawfordsville
A. L. Graham
Monmouth
United Presbyterian Church
Dix
Cedar Heights
Fannie Neal Kimball
Ottumwa
Bert Neal
Old Cemetery
Beth Godfrey
Miss Godfrey
W. K. Wooley
Pebrussy
Town Hall
Emma Carpenter
New Central
John Merchant
Burlington
Tom Bales
Brighton
Misa Simpson
Joe Roth
Gleede Cold
Washington
Manning Baby Girl Born This Thursday
Mrs. Frank Manning and husband Coplock Coplock welcome a baby girl born on Thursday in Coplock Coplock. The announcement notes the newborn’s birth and family joy.
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Coppock
Mrs
Frank Manning
Thurs
Plan for 2 Million Cement Plant at Buffalo Iowa
Buffalo Iowa March 5 plan for a 2 million dollar cement plant by the Wesleyan States Portland Cement Co with headquarters at Independence Kansas announced here late yesterday. The company has options on land near Buffalo and will begin drilling soon to decide whether to proceed. Rich limestone deposits surround Buffalo and the rock would supply the plant.
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Buffalo
Wesleyn States Portland Cement Co
Independence
Kansas
Buaf‘falo
Cement Firms Hold Talks on Local Land Plans
The Dewey Portland Cement Co of Kansas City has bought holdings near here but given no public plans. Western States Co is rated A-Al in Dunn's report. Assets exceed $1.6 million. If approved a life plan would spur construction of cottages for workers on part of a 500 acre tract with options secured.
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Dewey Portland Cement Co
Kansas City
Western States Co
Dunn
The
Stock Exchange
Iowa Man Seeks Senate Reply on Lansing Succession
Clarinda Iowa resident David B Clayman writes to Senator Hitchcock urging the president not to appoint a successor to Lansing without considering his name. He admits two premonitions of Lansing’s dismissal and a desire for foreign affairs work possibly as a minister plenipotentiary.
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Washington
Mareh B
Lansing
David &. Clayman
Clarinda
Iown
Hitchcock
Clayman
Lanning
Poland
Persia
Sweden
Ainsworth Methodist Plans Sunday Services with Free Stereopticon
County churches schedule a 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. preaching at Ainsworth Methodist. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. with a 7:30 p.m. sermon on the Panama Canal and Latin America. Free pictures shown. all welcome.
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Epworth
Wayland News Apology Over Fire Hall Reference
The Wayland News retracts a prior item written by a Washington correspondent about the recent city election and Memorial Building Fire Hall. The paper admits it was misled and did not intend to injure the fire station or cast reflections on Washington.
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Wayland News
Washington
Washington Fire Co. praised for response to Schlat ter fire
The Washington Fire Company earned lasting gratitude for their big truck and prompt arrival at the Schlat ter fire last August. Although the blaze was already under control upon arrival and their services were not needed, the note expresses appreciation for their rapid response and apologizes for a prior objectionable action for which the authors assume responsibility and offer apologies to those aggrieved.
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Washington Fire Co
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Carl Leopold
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