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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1927

Page

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Iowa Tops Nation in Farm Value and Sizeful Output

Iowa farm real estate values in the crop year were 2 percent above U S farm real estate averages and the state leads in farm values livestock eggs and other outputs. The 1925 census cites Iowa farm values at 4 954 446 248 with a 951 558 farm population and 248 544 341 bushels of corn produced.

Des Moines Iowa United States Leslie M. Carl Agricultural Statistician Towa Carl Pacific Coast States Minnesota Wisconsin New York

Washington Route 2 social notices and local visits

Route 2 Washington Iowa reports a series of social visits and entertainments. Neighbors Lois Fetes, Ward Essley, J. J. Davison and others host gatherings. painting, deeding and farm work noted. several residents visit George Finch’s and Des Moines County Home staff.

Washington Iowa Leslie Gates W. F. Salterberg Howard Wagner Fred Wagner Frank Bruty Linas Wood Ward Essleys Eureka J. J. Davisons Lou Fetes W. H. Schulty Mr. Sehulty Kellow Salterber Walt “Icholson J. W. Davison Here Davison Louis Fetes Clark Wagner Harrold Glasgow Chas, Wilson Donald Wood George Finch Mrs. Hackett Burlington Des Moines Norton

Conciliatory U S Reply Sent on French Tariff Note

The State Department completed a conciliatory reply to France regarding tariff discrimination. Delivery to Paris in person is expected late today or Monday. The note states the United States cannot guarantee immediate rate reductions or embargo lifts, seeks removal of new discriminations under the Sept 6 law, and leaves permanent treaty negotiations to future talks.

Washington State Department Paris France United States

Auto Stolen From Washington High School Parking

Milburn McKay, a Washington high school science teacher and band director, reported his Chevrolet sedan stolen from the curb in front of the school yesterday. By noon no trace of the vehicle had been found, and McKay believed a student borrowed it, delaying the report until about seven p.m. If taken early, the thief could have driven several hundred miles before discovery.

Washington High School Milburn McKay Washington West Chester Ruth Fider Lindy Tie Paris Charee Tucker and Bicher Arare Tjere

Improvements at Valley Church Planned in Valley

The basement of St. Paul’s Evangelical church at Valley Dutch Creek township is being remodeled to form a modern church plant. Changes include basement work and improvements to the main floor funded by the annual Dutch Creek fair proceeds from Sept. 1.

St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Valley Dutch Creek Township Dutch Creek

Tribesmen of Morocco on Warpath

Casablanca reports two Frenchwomen kidnapped by tribesmen and the murder of Theodore Sterg Jr the resident general’s nephew after a forest road ambush. A dog led settlers to the auto where Stegge’s body was found alongside the slain dogs as troops search for the abductees.

Casablanca Morocco Stegge Steer

Elevated train collision rocks New York amid confusion

An elevated train crash in New York City at Broadway near 67th Street caused severe disruption during rush hour. Authorities work to determine the cause as casualties and injuries are reported, with emergency teams on the scene.

New York Broadway

Floods Devastate Tabasco and Chiapas in Years Worst

A dispatch from Villa Hermosa reports Tabasco and Chiapas facing their worst floods in 50 years with waves flooding areas for days. Disease is spreading and expected deaths may exceed those from recent Acambaro floods. Police and troops guard abandoned homes as relief efforts unfold.

Mexico City Tabasco Chiapaschotoe Excelsior Villa Hermosa

Glendale page notes and local visits in October

Oct 17 Mr and Mrs Carl Nicholson and young Thomas James visited the Thomas Nicholson home. Mrs John Simmering hosted the Ladies Aid of St Pan's Evangelical church. Mr and Mrs Genis Sieonurney called at the Gerdes home. Mrs Clark Hopnine visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jurgen Koehler in Washington to care for a sick mother. Wilma Kleese visited the Gerdes home while her mother Mrs David Kleese recovers from surgery. Spread Eagle school session held for fall festival. Mrs Howerd Weatineg returned from Columbus Junction. Martha Nielbelenn attended show part week.

Columbus Junction Theodore Hanft Theodore Cline Fredonia Albert Breneman Merle Blair C. A. Stephens Oak Street Robson Dawson Concord Township Reading J. B. Wilson Bellaire Nebr Harold Thomas Triangular Lodge No. 245 A. F A.M Letts Jay Robertson Dorothy McCormac F. M. Mossberrvy B Hi. Shearer J. L. Shellabarger F. H. Johnston Keokuk Arlie Perry Government Hospital St. Louis Gale Smith Cairo Raymond Armentrout H. E. McCormac Cedar Rapids George Cavanaugh E. F. Long Davenport Flsip Freman Mt. Pleasant de Glendale Carl Nicholson Thomas James Thomas Nicholson John Simmering Ladies Aid Society St Pan's Ervangelical Church Nil Genis Sieonurney the Gerdes Thureday Clark Hopnine Jurgen Koehler Washington Wilma Kleese John Gerdes David Kleese

Elwood Snider Accused Of Theft In West Chester area

West Chester report says Elwood Snider, employed at a Cedar Rapids farm, is charged with theft after warding a chain and wallet from a friend. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Fred Sweet at the farm and jailed. two suspects released, ten awaiting sentencing or trial.

Kaebia Wellman Cedar Rapids Juhi Ane Snider Fred Sweet Tyahoe Dail 'Ha Oda Sawer Eaid

Grayson Plans Fresh Start After Flight Debut

OLD ORCHARD, ME. Oct 22 An amphibian plane named The Dawdler failed to gain altitude due to head winds after takeoff from the beach. Frances Wilson Grayson, a real estate woman, and two companions planned another dawn attempt to reach Penhagon, aiming to begin the journey at daybreak tomorrow.

Old Orchard Frances Wilson Grayson Et Awa Penhagon Plana

Dividend Checks Mailed to Bank Depositors Today

Fred M. Morrison, examiner in charge of the closed Farmers and Merchants State bank, mailed checks totaling twenty percent of each depositor’s balance to all depositors. The funds were sent by mail as required under the provincial arrangement.

Fred M. Morrison Farmers and Merchants State Bank

Oil Conspiracy Case Rests as Trial Pauses for Ruling

Washington reports the Fall Sinclair Teapot Dome trial in recess with the jury resting while Justice Siddons weighs admissibility of senate testimony as evidence. The government cites three key morenes and outlines its aim to prove a conspiracy between Albert B. Fall and Frank S. Sinclair over Teapot Dome leasing. About 70 subpoenas issued. 380 to 40 more witnesses expected. defense frames patriotism defense and questions drainage expert testimony.

Washington Siddons Senate Witnnesses Fall Department Defense Navy Justice Siddons Senate Oil Investiga’ i Finclai

Local social notes from Ainsworth and area

Retinue of residents and visitors share meals and visits across Ainsworth, West Chester, Keota, and nearby towns. Families including Will, Rabenold, Schachoer, Grinstead, Beer, Poilt, Behromiers, Gerdes, and Hitchcock figure in Sunday and weekend gatherings, shopping trips, and travel to Grinnell and Washington.

Pearl Hitchcock Raymond Hitchcock Keota Washington

Crawfordsville News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Socials

Crawfordsville reports Mrs. Blake Spencer underwent an operation at Washington county hospital and is progressing. An Auxiliary meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J A Moorhead’s home. Mrs. Bessie McCoy has returned to Washington to handle business. Mr. Farrere of Cedar Rapids, son of Mrs. Ella Hendricks Brown, is visiting and staying several days.

Crawfordsville Blake Spencer Washington County Hospital J. A. Moorheat Mr. Farrere Cedar Rapids Ella Hendricks Brown

Channel swimmer removed by force in English Channel bid

Miss Mercedes Gleitze was taken from the English channel by force when doctors ordered her out of the attempt to cross the channel again. She was said to be swimming semi conscious in extreme cold and struggled against attendants pulling her from the water on the tug Alsace voyage back to Folkestone England.

Folkeston Kengland Mercedes Gleitze English Alsace

Offensive against tin cans planned in Washington town

Mayor Justin Appheyute and Giroer fomistiler Wash Watlee organize an anti tin can operation. Starting next Wednesday Mr Wallace leads a small force to collect cans in containers from households, placing uncontained cans at risk of non removal as teams sweep the town from northeast to southwest over two to three days.

Justin Appheyute Giroer Fomistiler Wash Watlee Washington Aftier Am Mr. Wallace Con

Dayton Grove Notes and Local Field Reports

Dayton Grove community updates include a first birthday celebration for Jane Timmins on October 15 in the Ferguson home visitations by the Shultys and Feretsons, and a West Chester versus North English game 0 to 0 with upcoming Washington match on October 22. Family visits, home improvements, and recovery news plus local shoppings and social visits fill the town page.

Dayton Grove Jane Timmins Hes George Feretson Bessie Meryle Tressa Chas. Shulty O. D. Ferguson Saturda West Chester Favo Washington

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