Washington Collegians Triumph Over Graceland 20-0
Washington college junior team defeated Graceland 20 to 0 at Lamoni as coach George Freshwaters notes a strong reversal in form after a 13-0 loss at Creston. Jackson, Jones and Fuhr starred on offense while Washington’s defense limited Graceland and controlled play in the final period.
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George Freshwaters
Lamont
Creston
Graceland College
Washington
Cardinals
Freshwaters
Burlington Junior College
Jackson
Fuhr
Crone
Jungbluth
Graceland
Lamoni
Iowa
Yellow Jackets
Gracelanders
Graeceland
Red Shirts
Freshwater
Jones
Mrs Armstrong Dies in Chicago in 89th Year
Mrs Alice Armstrong aged about 89 died Sunday in Chicago after a weeklong illness. Her body will be brought to Washington for burial beside her husband Samuel at Woodlawn Cemetery. She was a Washington resident for years, trained at Washington High School in 1870, and active in the Presbyterian church. Surviving relatives include nephew Henry Yearich of Chicago and two nieces Mrs Mabel Frishbie of Chicago and Mrs Stella Jones of New York.
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Garaldine Arnold
George
Kelly
Kathryn
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Geraldine
Memphis
Charles Ursehel
Alice Armstrong
Washineton
Henry Yearick
Sherman
F. WW. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Armstrong
Alice Yearick
Ohio
Sigourner
Washington
Washington High School
Samuel Armstrong
Jim
Chicage
Henry Yearich
Mabel Frishbie
Stella Jones
New York
Enrolled Husking Meet At Palmer Farm Draws Keen Interest
Twenty contestants enrolled for a corn husking contest to be held at the Fred Palmer farm next Saturday forenoon. Only eight wagons are secured, prompting county officials to urge farmers within driving distance to offer teams and gear.
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Fred Palmer
William J. Roudabush
Farm Bureau
P. Mayes
Clarence Shull
Crawfordsville
Alvin Hahn
Ainsworth
Willard Bell
Washington
Glen Hahn
Cecil Davison
Wayne Norman
Richard Stephens
Elmer Aller
Keota
Leroy Lenninger
Brighton
Sam Bowser
Kermit Jones
Warren Davis
Nicholson
Krantz Brothers
Winfield
Paul Widmer
Raymond Rieh
Ada Simons Spends Day in Muscatine
Mrs. Ada Simons spent the day in Muscatine yesterday.
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Ada Simons
Muscatine
Trial Notices in 30 Court Actions
Trial notices filed by attorneys with the district court clerk mark cases on the term opening Oct. 30. Not all listed suits will reach trial. those tried will largely come from the notice list. Names include Dougherty v Kepper, Kloubee v Spreacker, Washington National Bank v Maxwell, Rice Stix Dry Goods Co v Curl, Temple v Houck, Morrison v Ed Review, Andrew v Washing ton Loan and Trust Co, and other civil actions across numerous parties and estates.
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Dougherty
Kepper
Kloubee
Spreacker
Manatt
Kepper Knotek
Havel
Washington National Bank
Maxwell
Sanford
Tobin
Roth
Thompson
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co
Curl
Temple
Houck
Hay Admi
Godfrey
Morrison
Spessard
Alexante
Sigler Ree
Alexander
Hradek Admr
Richardson
Ayers
Hochstetler
Sehmoeller
Wright, Bates, Etc
Meiiuein
Farmers Savings Bank Ve
Yougy
Mail Messenger Position Open at Post Office
The post office announced bids will be received for ten days for the mail messenger role. The job covers hauling mail between the post office and three railway stations using a light truck. Applications can be obtained at the post office following the resignation of Dow.
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Wis
Wil B
Mal Messenger
Postoffic
Formic
Dow
Roosevelt Pledges More Farm Price Increases and Gold Market Plan
President Roosevelt convened his financial advisers at the White House to refine plans for higher farm product prices, a government gold market, and a managed currency as part of broader economic recovery. He urged continued price boosts for farm goods and pledged further steps if needed.
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Washington, PD
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dean Acheson
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Sr
Farm Credit Administration
Rand olph Field and Garner Visit San Antonio Flight Talk
The report notes Vice President Garner and Mr Marley touring Randolph flying field in San Antonio praising its quality and beauty. It mentions Helly field and says Garner represents Uvalde in Congress for 30 years while others make speeches and politicians fish.
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San Antoni
Tex
Garner
Marley
San Antonio
Randolph Flying Field
America
Helly Field
Arner
Uvalde
Congress
Wable Dogs
Bowes Holds Place For Two Years In 608 Mem Sueni
Bowes, who has served as holder for the past two years, maintains the office as the 608 Mem Sueni confirms continued leadership despite recent changes in the position.
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Ald Bowes
Iowa Subcommittee Examines Income and Sales Tax Reforms
A Des Moines based legislative subcommittee studies a proposed 1 percent personal income tax starting at 1 percent on the first 1400 of taxable income and rising with each bracket, plus a 1 percent to 2 percent top rate. The panel considers a 1 to 2 percent retail sales tax with a tax base shift from property to new levies, aiming to ease property tax burdens while facing internal disagreement. Readiness to finalize drafts ahead of a full committee vote remains uncertain as factions clash over the plan.
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Ghey
Sioux City
Des Moines
Iowa
Port Dew Moline
Washington rural mail carriers report salary cuts
Two Washington rural mail carriers told the Journal office that reported salary figures are not exact. They note deductions from pay include a line item for the annuity fund and a 3.5 percent deduction. They say maintenance allowance remains one cent per mile, down from four cents previously. One carrier says it costs eight cents per mile to operate a route, leaving little profit despite basic pay figures.
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Washington Cara Mail
Journal Office
Neares
Edoon
Better Washington Club Meets Tonight
The October gathering of the Better Washington club is set for six o'clock this evening at the M. M. A. Tax revision measures will be discussed. Representative John Speidel and Supt J. H. Peet of the Washington schools will deliver addresses. Persons wishing to bear the discussion are invited.
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Etter Washington Club
John Speidel
Supt
J. H. Peet
Washington
Exclude All Towns Less Than 2500 From Retail Code
Washington reports the 1933 retail code signed by President Roosevelt exempts small stores in towns of 2500 or fewer, with exceptions for chains and factories. The code bans selling below cost, aims to curb cheap labor products, and becomes effective Oct. 30 after NRA administrator Hugh Johnson explains cost-based limits and farm concessions.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh 8S
Johnson
Former Secretary Doak Taken Today
William N. Doak, who rose from a railway yard hand to secretary of labor in the Hoover cabinet, died at his Washington home today from a heart ailment. He served in the U S cabinet and was a notable political figure in 1930s labor policy.
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Washington, D. C
William N. Doak, Co
Corn Empire Day Set for Washington County Observance
Washington County plans Corn Empire Day. Iona is crowned corn king as production and value rise over 410 million dollars. Merchants urged to decorate windows with corn and stalks, placing displays by lamp posts, ready for Thursday October 26 statewide observance.
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Washington
Iona
Washington County
Community room hosts dinner program for all without tickets
The discussion of a tax revision invites those without dinner tickets to join the community room for the program, which is expected to begin about seven.
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Husking
Friends of the Farm Bureau Organization
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George Shantylin
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