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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1930

Page

6

Mob lynch Confessed Killer as Sheriff Reports Chaos

A mob of about 100 men marching in wearing something descended on a jail and overpowered a guard, assaulting the confessed killer. The incident followed threats of mass violence and prompted transfers and a sealed venue for the trial. The sheriff said officers were unprepared and the crowd dispersed calmly after swift action. Additionally a probate notice in Washington County calls for hearing a will of Daniel Graber dated 1922 on October 7 1930 at the district court.

G. W. Gatake Fulton County Allan Gelay Tenking Clark Jenkins Gaddis Wile Washington County Daniel Graber Wington Iowa Said Trenton Edna C. Pu District Court Washington

Scott Style Show Postponed By Furniture Co Opening

The Scott Furniture Co announces postponement of its style show and formal opening planned for Friday. The event, marketed as a home furnishings exhibition, will be delayed to next week likely Tuesday. The show will feature new furniture fashions presented simultaneously from Walla and Brownwood with plans for an entertainment program and a door prize.

Scott Furniture Co Furpitase Association Wallant Brownwood RC. Scott Scort Furniture Wiashington Mb Burn McKay

Nearly all corn safe from frost in Iowa report

A weekly weather and land crop bulletin reports minimal frost damage in Iowa. About 95 percent of the corn crop is safe, with only tomato melon and pumpkin vines and some other vegetation harmed. Corn is yielding 430 to 550 bushels per acre with roughly 1.8 inches of rain last week.

ES Moines Towa Charles D Wea Reed

Clay and A J Morgan Correspondent local updates

Local notes detail visits and gatherings at homes of Mrs. John M Robinson and Mrs Meacham. Mrs C F Groascup hosted relatives from Atlantic Iowa last week. Mrs Sildred Woodford and Morris attended a family event at Mrs Sannard’s home. Township school children enjoyed vacation while teachers attended institute in Washington.

cLay Ibe C.F. Groascup Atlantic Avery Bistag Senate Clarence Pringie John M. Robinson Wattton Rubio Toaradiy Meacham Slater Sildred Woodford Morris Rems Ste Sannard Clayton Dickineonnd Faith Bete McCaled Washington Ins

Local Visitors and Weddings Highlight Wayne Notes

Wayne community papers note visitors from Dillon Grafts and Willard Davis households Friday night. Edwin Ferguson of Chicago and Mae J. Aoy Moorhead visit Moorhead home. Willis Nicholaus wed Sept. 15, bride from McCook Nebraska, and John Deere connection in Moorhead city. Influenza recovery for Minnie Nicholaus.

McCook Nebr Willis John Deere Company Mel Anderson Craig Scott Eldon RC. Ferguson Dorothy West Chester Moorhead Forrest Davidson Town City Rare Crawford Cecil Lease Olds Ray Johnston McCoy Joe Helen W! Huston J. A. Huston Minnie Nicholaus

Wasteful Ancients and the Hidden Gold Tailings

A concise note notes that ancient miners wasted ore and left tailings rich in gold while original ore bodies were exhausted. It cites discovery of tailings as a profitable source.

Community Notes From Bray Area Socials and Visits

Mrs Zora Balderman and Mrs Ollie Balderson visited Mr Pleasant Saturday to see Earl Balderson recovering from an operation. Edith Mac and Geo Bray hosted family and neighbors. farmers club gathering at Merril Gowey’s featured lunch and chatter about a new journal. Numerous locals attended reunions, dinners, and church events. several families prepared fields, moved homes, or welcomed guests amid ongoing fall weather.

Veo Zora Balderman Ollie Balderson Earl Balderson Balderson Mary Motbach Dana Sneilie Fang Edith Mac Geo Bray Hoa Merril Gowey Allan Ty Frank Ash Angie Pickering Mer Mary Pickering Everett Coffin Mildred Will True Lovell Maring Hazel Rice Russell Parsons George Parsons Patrfietd Join Kottman D. B. Miller Wasls Mag H.C. Jones C. ¢. Spalding R.A. Spalding C. ¢. Rogers Don Roy Henry Willams Danzh Veer Esther Joinson Floyd Stockport Meepice Blech Cam

Abbott Golden Wedding Celebrated at Conesville Home

Mr and Mrs Isaac Abbott of Conesville marked their golden wedding anniversary with a basket dinner and family gathering. The couple married Sept 28 in Muscatine and live near Conesville. They have eight children twenty three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren all or most reside locally.

Columbus Junction Isaac ‘Abbott Conesville Abbott Nancy Settlemire Jacob Settlemire Matthew Abbott Muscatine Columbus Junction Firemen Columbus City Kittenbaums Fox. Molsberry Lucile Patton Frank Molsberry Sac City Lester Orr Kon Roy Badham Presbyterian Methodist

U S Farm Board Faces Coming Congressional Attack

U S Farm Board officials prepare for opposition in Congress next winter as debates over farm relief programs revive. Reports suggest continued low wheat prices are used by rivals to attack the board. The group plans to seek funds, expand credits to co operatives, and assess foreign experiments with export debentures, including a Germany trial.

Washington Congress Hyde Chicago Board of Trade Russia Farm Board Germany

Corresent ee Corresent ee Set Visit and Travel Notes

Mr. and Mrs. ington visited at the am a nd Mrs. Glenn Sunday afternoon her mother, Mr Sands, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Colthurst and children Betty and Geore left Wednesday for Waterloo. They will well her parents Mr. and Mrs. J9 Heaney and also attend the cattle congress. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stephens and Hidren visited near New Winesor Mines Sunday. They visited S uephens mother, Mrs. Eva Coski an, sister, Mrs. Anna sontioworty J. Everette Stewart wan shopper in Washington on Friday, Carrie Rabenold and dan gler Helen were callers of she. Fita Thompson Sunday afternoon.

Anna Sontioworty J. Everette Stewart Washington Carrie Rabenold Dangler Helen She Fita Thompson

Bids Opened for Iowa Road Work Totals 243088 55

On September 20 the state highway commission announced low bids totaling 243088 55 for paving and related road work in Iowa. Graves & Sons of Minneapolis bid 56380 38 for Clayton County work while Carl Construction of Marshalltown bid 17812 04 for Hamilton County. Worth County bid 12101 48 covered graveling and cross structures with other totals listed.

Worth County McKenzie & Kil Company Superior

Community Socials and Weather Impact at Rubio

Sunday gatherings at the P J Johnson and Morgan households are noted along with visits by Mr and Mrs C J Morgan and family and others. The Rubio school held a two day vacation for teachers convention amid soaking rains and strong winds that flattened corn stems and some trees. farmers expect good cattle feed from later corn. Local plans include a November bazaar at Mrs L B Luithly’s. Some residents recovered from minor illnesses, and neighbors report mixed labor from damaged fodder and harvests.

Rubio School Hubert Mor Washington Art Morgan Morgan L. B. Luithly John Morgan Maxine Rayy Monrer Ienivairs

Kelley Owl Charge Investigation Announced by Attorney General

Attorney General Mitchell announced plans to investigate Ralph S. Kelley former chief of the General Land Office field division over disposal of government oil shale. The inquiry will be led by Assistant Attorney General Seth W. Richardson with interior secretary Wilbur and Senate Public Lands Committee Chairman Nye involved.

Wash Paltorney Mitchell Thior Wilbur Ralph S. Kelley General Land Office Secretary of the Interior Ralph 8 Kelley Mater Hie Seth W. Richardson Public Lands Division Department of Justice Secretary of Interior Wilbur Nye Senate Public Lands Committee

Cotter Group To Stage 3 Act Comedy At Bethel Church

The Fidelis class presents a three act comedy at Bethel Church on Friday October 3. Set around an orphan girl raised by a Kentucky family, acts feature a novelty boys’ number and songs by Irwin Williams and company including Kentucky Home. Cast lists many named roles and a moonshiner, southern belle, legal figure, and an unacknowledged father.

Fidelis Attered Bethel Church Plo Kentucky Irwin Wiliams Mammy Mae Momri Lily Dorothy Rhomas Lily Hugbana Glenn Quigtey Chloe Arlene Art

Pleasant Hill News Notes and Dinner Fundraiser

Several neighbors attended services at the Christian church in Washington Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Roy Kephart and family visited Lawrence Lawson in Kaisfield. Mr and Mrs Glenn Pratt and Mack Reen blessoms visited. Joan Shebeck and family and Lewis ak er visited Keouarts. The Pleasant Hill Tadieg will serve dinner at the Christian church in Washington Saturday Oct 4 starting at 6 o clock.

Pleasant Hill Christian Ehaseh Washington Roy Kephart Lawrence Lawson Kaisfield Glenn Pratt Mack Reen Joan Shebeck Afi Lewis Aker Alain

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