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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
5
The Evening Journal announces the candidacy of a Republican hopeful for a second term as States Senator representing the Tenth Senatorial District covering Washington and Henry counties subject to Republican voters in the district.
A candidate announces intent to run for a second term as State Representative from Washington County. The nomination hinges on the will of Republican voters at the June primary.
George F. Morrison announces candidacy for a second term as county attorney of Washington County, subject to Republican primary voters in June. Dated February 13, with additional entries February 27 and March 66.
Walter W. Schroeder declares run for County Sheriff subject to the voters. Announcement dated Thursday 2 t4.
The Boston Transcript notes a belief that Jurassic era monsters could still lurk in Central American jungles. It contrasts this with a tired businessman's desire for vacation variety and suggests taking notice.
Will Rogers hosts a 9:30 to 10:30 p m program on March 12 with John Philip Sousa Band and Madame Louise Homer providing music. Edward G Seubert of Standard Oil of Indiana will introduce a new scientific manufacturing achievement to listeners across the Midwest on stations WGHP WOWO KMOX KFH WMAQ KMBC WCCO KSCJ WFBM KOIL WISN WMT KLZ and others.
A reflective saying notes that the final lesson many accept is recognizing personal boundaries. It suggests humility in facing constraints and choosing growth within those limits.
Clifford Thompson will work for W R Gammon this summer. John Gammon is recovering for the miles. Don Darbyshire and family moved to their new home north of Crawfordsville Friday. Worrest Donald son and family moved to the farm vacated by Darbyshire. Raymond Witting won first in the dramatic division of the declamatory contest at West Chester Friday evening. Mrs Glenn Pratt has dental work. Dr W J Masson is doing the work for Mr and Mrs Mick Tweedy.
Sunday guests from Fairfield visited the WW Gammond residence. Members of the A M E church of Washington will entertain at Pleasant Hill church Friday evening. Everyone welcome.
Xenia community notes report Mr and Mrs D D Stephens visiting with daughter Mrs J W Hil list in Chicago. Roy Woods returns to his mother’s farm as he moves from the north part of the state. David Stapp and Humphrey Davis relocate to farms. Miss Ethel Henderson visits from Oakdale to stay with her brother Frank Henderson. Clarence Richardson builds a garage for Sam Anderson.
Plaintiffs Maud Applegate Charles P Gilbert and Fanny Gilbert file suit alleging title defects in a large block near East Washington City Washington Iowa. Defendants include numerous named parties and unknown claimants claiming adverse interests in North One Half of Outlet Three. The case seeks clarification of ownership and resolution of encumbrances. Official publication includes a separate notice of a proposed pavement resolution by city authorities with meeting dates and construction options.
A petition seeks to quiet and confirm fee simple title to most of the described real estate in Maud Applegate with the west sixty feet awarded to Charles P Gilbert and Fanny Gilbert. It asks to bar all defendants and unknown claimants from any right or title. The court is urged to require appearance before noon March 18, 1936, at the District Court in Washington Iowa. otherwise a default will be entered.
A 1930 Washington Iowa resolution details grading and paving work to be done by Howard R. Green Company. Plans filed for public inspection. About half the cost up to 15699.05 dollars paid by the Iowa State Highway Commission. remainder assessed on adjacent private properties within 25 percent of property value. A final hearing set for March 21, 1930, with notices to be published in local papers.
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