Much Iowa Corn Safe From Frost Says Forecast
Des Moines reports show only about two percent of Iowa corn fully safe from frost with most crops maturing. some areas already dying while others still in milk stage risky to frost. August drought seeds mixed yields with NE Iowa expected to exceed ten year average. northwest to southeast belt likely below average overall. Forage cutting up for winter feed rises as silo filling and baling continue. wheat planting delayed by poor rains. Pastures dry. third crop alfalfa light. cholera receding except in NW Iowa counties.
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Iowa
North Town
United
Hale
Bureau
See Stamte
Lowa
Methodist sessions at Knoxville conference discuss merger
Ministers attend the annual Methodist meeting in Knoxville Iowa with business sessions and evening lectures. The Iowa Conference aims to merge the Texas and Des Moines conferences, with a commission reporting this week to push consolidation of southern Iowa churches under one conference.
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Battle
Clarence ‘True Wilson
Feet D. C
Methodist Board of Tenance
Iowa Conference
Texa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Sept
Merrand
Towa
Ainsworth Woman Dies at Hospital
Ainsworth reports the death of a local woman after admission to the hospital. The brief item notes the Bee Department of the Sunday school and mentions Henderson in relation to the case.
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Ainsworth
Bee Department
Henderson
The
County Physicians Hold Annual Meeting and Banquet
Washington County Medical Association held its annual banquet at the Y M C A auditorium with doctors and guests enjoying a social gathering. The program featured entertainment by Tiatrice Anderson Bettie Jones and others, a lengthy feast, and remarks from Dr George My Jenkins and Atha Jenkins about local roads, described with regional dialect and humor.
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Washington County
HF. Ma
Dodd
W Kyles
Associatione
CA. Miler
J. E [Ar 'Muckham
Dr. Miller
Vce
Fearne Aanter
Miller
Atha
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Fox
Dayton
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Wellman
A. Bradie
Kerry
Afra
Gilden
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Crawfordseiles
Aed Ar. Hee
Mull
Tiny Hi Dean
Proand
D. Coles
Jolce
J. Afl. Lloyd
G. W. Stewart
W.B. Anderson
Tha ‘Mire
EB. Stutsman
WS. Kyle
F Masson Deland
Gov
Motaughtin
Washington
Borleoti
California
Hompltallatt
Rose
Ais
Te McDaniel
Mion Loulve Wi Meise Lavon
Lloyd
Swit
Orville Hitler
and Shannon
1Ayson
B.C
C. D. Dayton
Tal Board
Tin
Riverside
George W. Reed
R. EB. Dougherty
H. McCleey
Walter Brown
R. E. Brown
TB. N. Jensen
Edw
Kes
Ainsworth
Enrollment Soars in Washington Public Schools
Superintendent J H Peet reports Washington public schools show 1 244 pupils enrolled, nearly 50 more than last September 16. Junior college and high school classes rise with 225 seniors at the high school. kindergarten classes grow particularly at Wallace. The new school schedule at the high school works smoothly and teachers and pupils adjust well. Dr Rolf praises local medical society and hospital facilities at a county meeting with hospital board members and supervisors in attendance.
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J. H. Peet
Washington Public
Mr. Peet
Schoo
Se Fnior High
Petantor High
Bentennial
Lincoln
Wallace
Ues
Cee Stants West
Peet
Board of Education
Wallace School
Tate
Joe
Rolf
State Medical Society
Medical Society
Board of Supervisors
William Carden
Win
Ill Rogers and the nagging wife tale in a clothing store
A rambling anecdote frames Ill Rogers as henpecked, recounting a neighbor’s complaint about a suit bought years ago. The tale centers on a rain-damaged garment, a manager’s remark about the label, and a wife’s nagging prompting a desire to return the suit.
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Jay
Courts Set September Trial Dates Amid Guest Attendances
Judge J G Patterson assigned cases for the September term of district court. Next week a hearing list begins Monday September 8. Visitors include Representative Dayton newspaper reps and numerous doctors from Iowa and beyond.
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J. G. Pattersson
Jude
Russell Frink Elected Commander Of Leon Beatty Legion
Russell Frink was elected commander of the Leon Beatty Post at its annual meeting. He succeeds Charles M. Denison who served as commander last year. A full slate of officers was chosen including A F Raidrige as vice commander Ted Crone adjutant Arnott Wylie quartermaster Preston Wolt public officer Rev Joseph O Donnell chaplain Vic Crone sergeant at arms and several executive members. Additional delegates to the Sioux City state convention were elected making four from the post. AEU: Harold Putnam and George Rudiker named delegates with Denison Stewart Curtis and Whittaker as alternates. The post voted to aid sending the drum and bugle corps to the convention with $175 toward transportation. A motion to purchase a set of army uniforms for post members was approved. The post is completing a jetty project under current administration. Members reported a growing roster and a charity dance at Troop F Hall raised funds for the corps with proceeds to cover convention expenses, estimated between $150 and $200.
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Russell Frink
Leon Beatty Postan Legion
Charles M. Denison
Ander
A. F. Raidrige
Ted Crone
Arnott Wylie
Preston Wolt
Publ Oficer
Joseph O'Donnalll
Lain
Vic Crone
M. Denison
Jay Brown
Spencer Reed
Sioux City
Harold Putnam
George Rudiker
Cloyce Stewart
Kenneth Curtis
Martin Whittaker
Will Cummings
Donald McLaughlin
Transportation Fund
Mt Aititary
Leon Weatty
Legion Din Bugle Corps
Washington county fall festival entries urged for 1930 show
County Agent Harold Montgomery reminds farmers to study premium list for the September 17 18 19 fall festival. Entry day is September 17 with displays of farm products and livestock. exhibitors should fill entry blanks advance space can be arranged. Floyd Beatty heads the horse and mule show. cooperation urged to make the event a success.
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Brewing Journal
Washington County
Harold Montgomery
Government First Objective Is to Stop Major Violators
Washington September Prohibition Director Woodcock opened a training school for prohibition agents to improve discipline and morale. He outlined the government’s priority to target organized violators of the 18th Amendment and instructed 24 selected men to disseminate the approach to federal agents nationwide.
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Washington
Prohibition
Woodcock
School For Prohibition
Brothers Battle for Cole Trophy at Washington Country Club
The final round of the 1930 Washington Country Club etg champion ship golf tournament pits brothers Tar and John Westphal against each other to decide who holds the silver loving cup for the year. Tar Westphal won the lower bracket by beating Max Marble, while John defeated Rison in a tight match to reach the final with a dramatic one up finish after eighteen holes. The outcome will determine which Westphal will retain the cup at home with John Westphal Sr. watching as the senior father of two fin net golfers.
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Agaist Wroth
Wash Heton Country Club
Viewtar
John Westphal
Vic Westphal
Club Champro
Rison
John
Max Marble
Westphal
Maten
John Westphall
Washington vand to headline fall festival with concert shows
Chairman L B Lupton announces the Washington band engaged to perform Thursday and Friday at the festival. A planning meeting led by Carl W Klein will decide parade features while Booth, Hayes, and Rameeyer oversee exhibits and displays. Call the farm bureau for details and display requests.
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L. B. Lupton
Thentertainment Committee
Washington Vand
Carl W. Klein
Booth
Mmet Hayes
Rameeyer
Coste and Bellonte win heroic welcome after Atlantic flight
French aviators Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte completed the first nonstop Paris to New York crossing in about 27 hours. They were hailed by cheering crowds and received by New York officials at City Hall, with a reception marking their historic achievement. The voyage, accomplished despite mid Atlantic storms and fog, drew comparisons to Charles Lindbergh and showcased meticulous preparation and skill.
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New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
Charles Aindbergh
Plishmen
mid-Atlantic
Imes
Cieudonne Coste
Athaute Flg
France
Pars
Curtiss Airport
Valley Stream
le Bourget Lirdome
Charles A. Lind
Untain Coste
Jess
Coste and
Bellonte
the of America
James Devitt to Address Lawyers in Sixth District Session
James A. Devitt of Oskaloosa a leading Iowa lawyer and former Iowa Bar president will address the sixth district lawyers at their annual convention tomorrow afternoon on Judges District State and Federal. W. Livingston of Washington will welcome and Hugh M. Reed of Brooklyn will reply. The program includes a noon country club dinner followed by talks an open forum and a business session with golf in the afternoon.
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James A. Devitt
Oskaloos
Iowa Bar Association
5. W. Livingston
Washington
District Association
Hugh M. Reed
Brooklyn
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