Journal's Weekly News Review Highlights Iowa State Events
A survey of recent Iowa happenings covers chiropractors at Des Moines convention, Red Cross reports from Florida hurricane, UMWA labor stance in Des Moines, Hoover exhibit law talk in Forest City, a Cedar Rapids station hold up, parole board criticism, dairy cattle congress in Waterloo, women farmers near Ayrshire, a Cedar Rapids building sale, Smith Robinson club formation in Humboldt, Hawkeye fraternal congress, GE breeze forecast for Des Moines, Legion parade in San Antonio, Iowa potato feed for state inmates, state school fund apportionment, auto mechanic board drive in Polk County, college ticket vigil, statewide fraternal gathering in Red Oak, highway paving celebration at Wever, McNary Haugen farm relief debate, Des Moines radio ordinance, Davenport radio channel allocation talks, and page purpose overview.
Lindbergh backs Hoover for president in November
Col Charles A Lindbergh wires President Hoover pledging support for the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. The week’s news also reports political and social upheavals, safety congress facts, bank robbery, opium seizure, royal anniversaries, and other world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Washington News Briefs 1918 War Liberty Events
Washington diary entries recount nightly armistice celebrations in 1918 with talks by local figures. Reports cover Red Cross clothing drives for Belgians, arrests for hog theft, influenza cases at the university, property sales, and a shift of Burlington rail offices.
Noted Washington Man Marsh W Bailey Dies
Marsh Bailey, adopted son of Washington, left a substantial imprint on the town. He helped secure the county hospital, the federal post office, and the Y M C A building, and led many community ventures from the chautauqua to the library. He was a lawyer by training and a tireless organizer in Republican circles.
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Anna Dawson
T. C. Hullman
Waverly
Ambrose J. Sanders
West Washington Street
Godfrey & Eldridge
Elmer Brimhall
Fred Radda
J. W. Baker
Marsh W. Bailey
Bailey
Federal Post Office
Washington
Y M.C. A
State University of Iowa
Hawkeye
S. U. I Quinn
Te University
Amerian Republican College League
Louisville
Kentucky
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles A. Kennedys
Montrose
Washington County
County Hospital
Rockefeller Foundation
State Board of Health
New York
Washington County Chautauqua
Old Commercial Club
Washington Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bailey Bank and Office
H. A. Rpurre
Marsh Bailey
Birth of Baby Boy to Mr and Mrs Simmering
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmering welcomed a baby boy at the county hospital. The birth weight and exact details are not fully legible in the report.
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Joe Simmering
Couty Hospital
Vic Crone
North
Iowa Avenue
J. F. Hemmings
East Second Street
Washington Fall Festival Activities and Local Elections
Monday reports show PTA stand grossing 200 dollars at the square festival. Victor Westphal named 1928 Washington country golf champion. Spencer to host October 11 12 charity play Polly With a Past. Red Cross first Florida hurricane fund installment sent. Rotary program featured Ralph Livingston history. George Tooman opens a new harness shop. Colonial quilt and Our Flag pillow shown at Bridges. Various civic, church and club notes plus hospital and highway updates.
East Side West Side and The Silver Slave at Theatres
The program features East Side West Side with George O’Brien and Virginia Valli as a river boy and a society girl, followed by the mystery comedy Something Always Happens with Esther Ralston. The Wright Idea stars Johnny Hines, The Silver Slave follows Irene Rich as a widow guiding her daughter away from unsuitable matches, and Mademoiselle From Armentieres highlighted by Estelle Brody. Synchrotone singing and talking pictures premiere Friday and Saturday with vaudeville on screen and Reeder Emden as a historical wartime feature.
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East Side
West Side
New York
Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Becela
Virginia Valli
George O'Brien
Johnny Hines
Cven
Johnny
Troybe
Esther Ralston
Wright
Irene Rich
Madnife
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Mademoiselle Rom
Armentiers
Bate Tirem
Estelle Brody
Reeder Emden
Wok
Mandemoiselle
John S.uaart
Stelle Brody
tReider Emden
Synchrotone
John Therion Heads to Tulsa For Greenhouse Venture
John Therion leaves today for Tulsa to establish a home and pursue a greenhouse business opportunity in the Oklahoma city. He plans to start operations soon and build a new residential base in the area.
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John Therion
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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