Farmers seen as prime buyers in new industry push
Secretary Hyde said at the White House farm conference that agriculture now resembles a major consumer market with demand for autos radios electric washers and barn paint. He cited lower interest rates and pledged government actions to sustain buying power, including a $160,000,000 tax cut and expanded building and ship contracts to aid industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.P
Fundamenta
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
White Houses
Crdit
Actio
Hoover Ther
Tring
Secretar of Agriculture
White Hous
Orean
Shipbuilding Companie
Postoffice Closed on Thanksgiving. Stamp Window Open Briefly
Postmaster Harry McCall announced the postoffice will close on Thanksgiving Day and no mail will be delivered by city or rural carriers. The window will operate from eight to ten for stamp sales, but no mail will be delivered at the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCall
Cedar Rapids Negro Held for Series of Highway Robberies
Cedar Rapids police say Leon Brown a 25 year old Cedar Rapids Black man is in custody charged with a pair of highway robberies after a gunpoint attack on Frank Kuba and an earlier holdup of F R Speracek. Officers fired at him as he fled across the interchange bridge. Authorities link Brown to two railroad shack robberies as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.P
Leon Brown
Frank Kuba
Brown
F. R. Speracek
Lodge
Kuba
Morning Sun Church Furnishings Lost in Sunday Fire
Morning Sun Iowa reports the United Presbyterian church burned Sunday morning at 6 30. Fire destroyed furnishings including piano pipe organ pulpit and kitchen equipment. Loss estimated at 40000 with 13500 insured. Windows sustained heat damage to adjacent stores. Origin unknown. Congregation may meet in school house next Sunday. a building program committee will study plans. Nine pastors served since 1897 led by Rev W J Griffin now pastor.
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Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
E. H. McFadden
J. P. Nesbit
Frederick Elliott
Smith
Park
McCormick
J. C. K. Milligan
Livingston
W. J. Griffi
Graveling Delayed to Spring for Local Roads Work
The county board postponed graveling the Washington Riverside and Wellman town roads until next spring due to sudden freezing weather. Over fifty carloads of gravel were gathered and a contractor prepared to work on the three mile stretch northeast of town, but zero temperatures froze pits and halted unloading. Residents northeast of town and Wellman residents regret missing an all weather road to Iowa City this winter.
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County Board of Supervisors
Washington Riverside
Wellmantown
Wellman
Iowa City
Federal Building at Des Moines Opens in Dedication
Des Moines Iowa November 26 the new federal building was dedicated with federal court judges and Des Moines bar representatives present. Jules of the Iowa supreme court attended the exercises. The building houses the internal revenue bureau state and U S district court offices and many other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Bar
Jules
Iowa Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
U. S. District Court
Pageant at Service of Thanks Presented by United Presbyterian
Ainsworth on November 26 featured the thank offering pageant When Money Talks by the Missionary societies. The offering totaled 182.73 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Missionary Societies of the
United Presbyterian Church
Britain and United States agree Hoover plan not to discuss
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons Britain and the United States have agreed Hoover’s freedom of the seas proposals should not be discussed at the five power naval conference. Complications loom over Italy’s submarine abolition and cruiser parity issues before the January 21 talks at St James Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Italy
Britain
St James Place
Geneva
France
Japan
Book Week Reviews Highlight City Library Events
The City Library hosted daily book reviews during Book Week with readers including Mrs. Ab Anderson on Wandering Wheels and Mrs. W A Cook on The Modern Novel. Attendance averaged sixteen to twenty five. other readings covered Old Pybua The Art of Thinking The Twelve Pound Look The Dream and All Quiet On The Western Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Anderson
Wan
Cora Gordon
W. A.cook
C. W. McLaughlin
Warwick Deeping
George Morrison
H. C. Hull
Barrie
Dawd
A. FE. Baldrige
Remarque
Journal Out At Noon Thursday
The Journal will publish at noon on Thanksgiving Day to allow staff time for Turkey Day plans and the football game. Advertisers should submit all copy by Wednesday.
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The
Journal
Funeral Service for Senator Warren in the Senate Chamber
Senator Francis F. Warren of Wyoming, a 36 year veteran, will receive a state funeral in the Senate chamber with President Hoover leading the tributes. The service, simple in form, will include Rev. B Phillips and will escort Warren to Union Station before burial in Wyoming.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Chamber
Francis F. Warren
Wyoming
Hoover
Senate
Warren
House
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
B. Phillips
Curtis
Union Station
Burton
Ohio
White House
War Good
Death details in hunting accident claim Noah Bush
In Loveland Colorado a hunting trip ended in tragedy when Noah Bush, a sugar beet factory worker, was fatally shot after his rifle discharged while he held it near the car. He died in Fort Collins after seven hours in Larimer County Hospital. colleagues recall him as a jolly, well known employee.
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Bush
Loveland
Colo
Noah Bush
Eben Ashby Ot Wellman
Colorado
Ashby
Fey
Larimer County
Fort Collins
Drivers fined for missing vehicle plates in Brighton and Haskins
Joe Buzzard of Brighton and Elmer Wulf of Haskins were each fined five dollars and costs for not having classification plates for their trucks. Justice of the Peace W. W. Barber announced today.
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Joe Buzzard
Brighton
Elmer Wulf
Haskins
Justice of the Peace
W. WV. Barber
Without Clue in Killing of Decatur Boy
In Decatur Illinois on November 26 a 15 year old junior high student Everet Barker was found wounded on the main business street and died before he could reveal any clue to his shooting in the head. He was unconscious when discovered and no weapon was found near him. His parents could offer no motive. He had not attended school yesterday and went home early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
Everet Barker
Franklin Barker
Everet
Everett
Wrecks And Robs Train In Wyoming
A youth bandit derailed the westbound Portland Limited near Cheyenne and robbed passengers before fleeing. About 60 aboard were uninjured as two brakemen helped avert disaster by flagging an eastbound freight and warning the derailed cars. Citizens joined police and deputies in a wide search across hills and mountains for the suspect.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U.P
Portland Limited
Union Pacific
Here
Russel Grandy
Northe Platte Neb
H. EF. Lowell
Min Lowell
Grandy
Gold Coast Limited
Car Hit by Train in Waterloo Kills Three
Paul McGuire of Waterloo died from injuries after the automobile he rode in was struck by an Illinois Central passenger train near Waterloo. Hazel Boemaecke, 19, also of Waterloo, was killed. Margaret Garvey and Marie McGuire were seriously injured.
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Waterloo
N&d
Paul McGuire
Ilinois Central
Here
Hazel Boemaecke
Margaret Garvey
Marie McGuire
McCall Baby Born at County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Howard McCall welcomed a seven pound baby boy this morning at the county hospital. Mrs McCall is formerly Helen Pauls. The newborn has two sisters who cheer his arrival and think it nice to have a little brother.
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Howard McCall
McCall
Helen Pauls
Lworker Remembered as Popular Colleague and Reliable Employee
A memorial note describes Lworker as well liked by fellow workers and by bosses, highlighting his dependable nature and positive workplace impact. The tribute emphasizes his good relationships across the team and management.
Washington-Heuch Set For Season Finale With Mt Pleasant
Coach Shultz and Captain Benson lead the 1929 squad in their last game of the season against Mt Pleasant. Washington Heuch aims to extend improvement as the invaders seek a decisive win. A large crowd is anticipated, with photos by Bill Bayliss of the Hartford Gazette.
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George Benson
Washington High School
Washington
Shultz
Benson
Mt. Pleasant
Hke
Invaders
Washington Heuch
Funeral notices for Chalmers Rittler Bush and families
Funeral services were held for D. A. Chalmers at his residence with burial in Elm Grove cemetery. John R. Rittler’s funeral occurred at his brother’s home in Wayland with mixed quartet music and pallbearers listed. Noah Bush’s services were held at the A. Jones funeral home with pallbearers named and burial at Elm Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Rittler
Wayland
F. W. Eastwood
Washington
Mr. Basinger
Oscar Jugenheimer
D. F. Macon
Ode Ferguson
W. A. Chilcote
Orville Elder
Ed Eicher
A. Jones Funeral Home
P. BE. Roll
Chrstian Church
Milo, Allen
Harold
James Patterson
Nathaniel Young
Lamar
Mapel
Elm Grove
Nations Asked to Deal With Russians Over Invasion
Nanking government sent identical telegrams to Kellogg treaty signatories detailing the Soviet invasion of Chinese territory and occupation of Manchuria and Datian. China says it will comply with the treaty but must resist attacks and may seek League of Nations mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
League of Nations
Shankhat
Russa
Nanking
Manchur
Dalaino
Russia
End of Hubert Fund Study Nears Public Disclosure
New York reports Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith and Julius Rosenwald nearing final disposition of 8 to 4 million dollars from Conrad Hubert estate for public good. They may reveal December results. potential beneficiaries include racial education and medical research. Officials and executors decline to discuss ahead of formal announcement.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Julius Rosenwald
Conrad Hubert
Hubert
Wall Street
Bankers Trust Company
Town resident Sally Roberts to visit Catherine Jang Hull at Thanksgiving
Sally Roberts, a University of Town student in Town City, will be the house guest of Catherine Jang Hull during the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Sally Roberts
University of Town At
Town City
Catherine Jang Hull
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Manchuria
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Haidar
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