Editorials on unity and government spending 1950
A Wednesday editorial decries factionalism and the drift from national purpose. It contrasts social issues like slots and stop signs with calls for unity and a five year plan, noting congressional voting on veterans' salaries and library aid, and proposing roll call votes to reveal spending.
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Congress
Mental oddities and a busi ness swindle spark public guidance
A Wisconsin court rules a man with a horse in his bedroom is not insane. The Fairfield Ledger reports a promoter swindling local businessmen of 800 dollars in blue sky. The piece urges Chamber of Commerce review before investing.
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Fairfield Ledger
Fairfield
Gearshift outboard proves its worth in real test
Port Willard Crandall reports on a seven horsepower gearshift outboard with a single lever. He tested neutral start and easy warmup, backward maneuvering near docks, and saltwater flushing. The device enhances control in wind and current, allows reverse steering, and enables sideways movement by alternating speeds.
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Willard Crandall
Propeller Creek
Reading Dilemma and Far Flung Travel Reflections
A resident confronts a mountain of mail on a house dining table including magazines catalogs and newspapers. Inner debate between duty and distraction yields a brisk scan of headlines, while a Dallas traffic idea and memories of Mexico flavor the trip log with local winter weather and Arkansas street contrasts.
Call of the Forest at Foy Theatre Featured at Prov Ranch
Lippert Pictures film Call of the Forest screens at the Foy Theatre on Thursday. Prov. Denecia Ranch in California hosts the outdoors story with a cast including Ken Curtis Robert Lowry and Thundercloud. Local audience enjoys the animal stars and the two legged cast.
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Robert Lippert
Call of the Forest
Foy Theatre
Denecia Ranch
California
Ken Curtis
Robert Lowry
Charles Hughes
Thundercloud
Washington Evening Journal masthead and notices
The Washington Evening Journal masthead lists staff roles and publishing details. It includes publisher Shannon and Elder, editors and managers, with publication afternoons except Sundays and holidays, plus noting postal carriage and press associations. Subscriptions are described with carrier and out of state rates and payment terms.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Towa Daily Press
Resa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ineton Ash
Remnants of a Washington School Board Memoir
Bruce Cowden reflects on past and present Washington school board members many of whom served selflessly without pay. He lists fifteen living former trustees, notes their reluctance to campaign, and highlights community bonds funding new schools and facilities across Ottumwa Brighton Keokuk Audubon Ankeny Wiota Terrill Onawa and Washington.
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Board of Education
Washington
Harry Ramseyer
Iowa towns vote large bond for new junior high school
Washington readers note Ottumwa’s bond vote of 1.6 million dollars approved by over 82 percent to fund a new junior high school. The report links local interest in school improvements to Monday’s Iowa results and reference Ottumwa’s earlier coverage.
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Washington
Keokuk
Audubon
Aan
Iowa
Ottuimwa
Masquerade Ends as Man Uses False Identity
West Westerly R I reports Francesco Anselmo living as Frank Delano for four decades. He confessed on his deathbed that the alias protected him from deportation. A separate notice calls a special stockholders meeting for West Chester Savings Bank Iowa to adopt amended articles of incorporation on March 7, 1954.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
R. I
Francesco Anselmo
Frank Delano
Delano
West Chester Savings Bank
West Chester
West Chester Savings Bank of
Towa
Jowa
Master Swine Producers Share Pointers on Baby Pig Care
Iowa State College extension swine specialist E. L. Quaife and 25 top hog producers emphasize early feed and environmental control to raise large litters. Start pigs on rolled oats or a mix, prevent scours with warm dry housing, avoid excess oats, and use iron and minerals to prevent anemia in the first weeks.
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Ames
Iowa
E. L. Quaife
Iowa State College Extension
Quaife
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