Iowa to Sell Car Licenses December 1 Ahead of Schedule
County Treasurer Marion George will begin selling automobile licenses for 2934 on December 1 after guidance from Lew E. Wallace of the Iowa state motor vehicle department. No January penalty, two months for December and January to obtain licenses, with storage affidavit rules for 1934 and registration cards ready at the treasurer's office.
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Lew E. Wallace
Iowa State Motor Vehicle Department
Des Moines
Marion George Wil
Mr. Wallace
Senate
Court Adjourns to Monday in District Court
Judge D. W. Hamilton adjourned the district court this morning until next Monday after a week of miscellaneous matters. The only jury case on the assignment was settled last Monday and petit jurors were excused for the term. Non jury matters will be taken up when court reconvenes Monday.
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D. W. Hamilton
Classified column adds timely items for the week
A new classified column debuts offering timelier listings that should profit readers as the week progresses. The notice hints at upcoming items and encourages readers to explore the page for timely suggestions.
Harvest Sunday Plans Under Way in Iowa Communities
Des Moines reports preparations are nearly complete in about 800 Iowa communities for Harvest Sunday. President Charles E. Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation says the event aims to bring urban and rural residents closer for mutual understanding. Special church addresses and mutual visits are planned to foster optimism for agricultural and urban recovery.
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Des Moines
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa
Pureau
Hearst
Baruch comment on Washington inflation stance quoted
In Santa Monica a Philadelphia periodical excerpt cites Mr Baruch praising a Washington figure for considering all opinions on money policy. He says the official will be independent from both inflationists and non inflationists and aims to benefit the majority. The remark underscores Baruch’s cautious optimism.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Barney Haruch
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Horace Lorimer
Baruch
New York
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
City Plans to Put Rock On Streets
Mayor Lloyd Lytle outlined a plan to place crushed rock on select city streets in cooperation with county relief projects to provide unemployment work. Work depends on weather and rock availability from a new quarry, with plans to start on two blocks near Woodlawn cemetery.
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Lloyd Lytle
Lytle
Woodlawn Cemetery
Avenue D
Fred Werner
Des Moines
Court House
Ben Boone
Kalona
Carl W. Klein
NRA
Judges Corn Here Kid Dyas at Ames Expert Judge
IoWa State college judge Dyas served as expert judge for the Washington county corn show in Ames. He decided prize awards and also led a class on corn selection and judging linked to the event.
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Iowa Board
Kid Dyas
IoWa State College
Ames
Washington County
Club formed to honor pioneers in Washington territory
The Evening Journal sponsors a Three Quarter Century Club for residents aged 75 and over. Membership is free and open to men and women who reach 75 by May 1, 1924. Applicants provide birth place, Iowa years, children, and life details, then are enrolled as life members. An annual summer meeting with dinner is planned to honor pioneers and foster fellowship.
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the Evening Journal
Journal
Iowa
Washington Territory
Thos
Washington volleyball team defeats Burlington in rematch
The Washington volleyball team beat Burlington for the second time in a week, winning five of seven games. Last Thursday in Washington they won six of seven. Muscatine players will meet Washington next.
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Washington
Burlington
Muscatine
Farm Work Allocation Increases After War Mobilization
The excerpt notes a shift as more workers are assigned to farm labor compared with usual staffing levels. It highlights a broad reallocation of labor resources to agricultural duties during the period, reflecting wartime economic adjustments.
Oldfield Dominates Washington County Corn Show
Carl R. Oldfield of Wellman showed the sweepstakes corn at the Washington county event, with his entry earning first in 49 individual contests and seen at the IGA store. Carl T. Anderson placed second in reserve, winning at Iowa Southern Utilities, with his exhibit displayed at the Iowa Southern office. Ed Dyas of Ames judged the corn praising high quality dense kernels. A Friday corn banquet will honor winners and a mystery honoree for corn improvement promotion. Arlene Lowe leads queen candidates with seven high school girls attending in white.
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Carl R. Oldfield
Wellman
Rt 4
Washington County
IGA
Carl T. Anderson Wellman
Iowa Southern Utilities
Iowa Southern
Ed Dyas
Ames
Washington ‘County
Winters Earl Scheurman
Brighton
Joseph Schantz
Everett Hayes
Merle Warner
Congress Hotel
Elmer Aller
Keota
Cecil Davison
North of Washington
Farm Bureau
Arlene Lowe
Crawfordsville High School
Modelle Harbison
Ainsworth High School
Marianne Hobbs
West Chester High School
Cecil Irene Jones
Washington
Esther Smith
Kalona
Muriel Michel
Welman
Helen Anderson
Virginia Moothart
T. A West
West Chester
Thomassen
Stafford
Nicola and Harmon
John H Wheelan
Timmins
Farmers Co-Operative Exchange
C. J. Wolfe
Ainsworth
Washington County Farm Bureau
W. Ee. Frame
Keister Ceremory
Andy Augustine
R. L. Lytle
E. Ray
Local players trek to Burlington last night
Five players including Stan Kiesey Walt Kiesey Ray White head Ralph Gibson Milbure McKay and Lee Holland traveled to Burlington for last night’s event.
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Burlington
Stan
Walt Kiesey
Ray Whitehead
Ralph Gibson
Milbure McKay
Lee Holland
Corn Show Banquet Set With Godfrey Address
About 1856 people expected at Washington County corn show banquet Friday evening at 6:30. County Agent W. J. Roudabush says 49 sponsors, 49 farmers guests, plus about 30 more including nominated queen candidates. George Godfrey of Ames, assistant to Iowa State president, to speak at Congress Hotel宴.
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Godfrey
Washington County
W. J. Roudabush
Roudabush
George Godfrey
Ames
Iowa State College
Congress Hotel
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Martin Westen
Washington
EE. M. Bridges Co
Iowa State Banks Reorganization Debates and Tax Bills
In Des Moines the House passed the second emergency bank bill for RFC purchase of preferred stock in reorganized Iowa state banks under federal law to insure deposits, sending it to the Senate where action on an identical measure was deferred. The session also considered a farm bureau gross income tax proposal with graduated rates, a fire department tax levy bill, and a gas tax shift to the secondary road fund. The Senate calendar highlighted a bill enabling RFC liens and up to 59 percent stock purchase, while another measure aimed to adjust bread weight rules to avoid court rulings.
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Des Moines
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Iowa
House
Senate
Farm Bureau
Eneraer Tne
Deatty-Bennett
Writien
Cunningham
Polk
Iowa General Assembly
Clyde Herring
Glass-Steagall
Judiciary Committee
Agricultural Department
Miss Virginia Baseler Plans Return After Visit
Miss Virginia Baseler of St. Louis, currently a week long guest of Rev. and Mrs. T C Meibohm, will depart tomorrow to return home.
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Virginia Baseler
St. Louis
T C. Meibohm
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