Cut Prices on Football Games Here
Season tickets for high school and junior college football games go on sale for one dollar each if five hundred are sold. Tickets are nontransferable with holder names. Seven home games reduce cost to under fifteen cents per game. no extra charge for reserved seats. A canvass will determine if the target is met. Student activity tickets at one dollar cover all student programs and games until school reopens. excludes hired talent events. Schedule lists games at Ottumwa Iowa City Mt. Pleasant Burlington Morning Sun Alb ia with a proposed Nov 3 double header at Case field featuring Morning Sun and Alb ia.
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Sim
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Burlington
Morning Sun Junior College
Albia
Morning Sun High School
Albia Junior College
Case Field
Morning Sun
Gals Fisher
Washington
Columbus Junction Sports Roundup
The Standard Ojkittenbal team of Columbus Junction defeated Troop F Washington 2 to 1. Shellbark beat Sandy Grove 19 to 7 and Conersville baseball beat Letts 16 to 4. Miss S Virginia Garner has been ill in Columbus City. Lone Tree high school football plays at Columbus Junction on September 22. Mrs F M Shrockway of Kansas City visits relatives nearby.
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Columbus Junction
Standard Ojkittenbal
Troop F
Washington
Sandy Grove
Conersville
S. Virginia Garner
Columbus City
Lone Tree High Schoo
F. M. Shrockway
Kans City
Federal appraisers in county complete farm loan appraisals
The Omaha Federal Land Bank chief appraiser F. K. Kindig of Oskaloosa and two assistants worked in Washington county last week and this, appraising close to fifty farms. The expanded field force speeds loan availability.
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Omaha Federal Land Bank
F. K. Kindig
Oskaloosa
Washington County
Washington High Gears for Open at Oskaloosa
Washington high school travels to Oskaloosa for a 1938 football open with an inexperienced lineup led by Durst at tackle and Leeper at fullback. Regulars from last year anchor a developing backfield while 22 players, including Cannon and McPharland, are slated to see action. The band and many locals will attend the game.
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Washington High School
Washington
Durst
Leeper
Libe
Jones
Eicher
Oskaloosa
Wagooner
White
Nowell
Hotle
Harker
Carlton
Oskaloosa Cannon
McPharland
Palmer
Grecian
Pence
Gardner
Fields
Darnell
Johnson
Jungbluth
Tucker
Ouskaloosa
Regional conference speeds up public works program
Federal engineers Hopkins and state advisers led by Hugh Cooper depart for a Kansas City meeting to accelerate a 3.306 billion dollar public works program. Regions 4 and 8 with 11 states will attend to resolve delays blamed on state laws and bond authorizations. Col. H. M. Waite will coordinate with state engineers to iron out difficulties.
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Des Moines
AUP
Federal
Hopkins
State Advisers Board
Hugh Cooper
Marshalltown
Kansas City
Intercar Lees
Col. H. M. Waite
Public Works Administration
Stat
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Colorado
Minnesota
Wyoming
Arkansas
United Airlines completes full Seattle San Diego service miles
United Airlines planes on the Seattle to San Diego route completed all scheduled miles. Officials confirmed the total 1 231 mile trip by logging 184 046 miles across the schedule.
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Seattle
Steps for Peace at Two Points in Cuba Crisis
Havana reports the revolutionary government surrounding the National hotel with light artillery and troops to stop an uprising by about 300 officers. Lines to the hotel are cut and forces are reinforced by trucks and horses as political leaders Mario Menocal and Carlos Mendieta back the effort amid countryside support.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
National
Pina
Emiral
Mario Menocal
Carlos Mendieta
Needle club outing to Washington hosts at Mrs Salladay
Riverside reporters note the Senior Needle club traveled to Washington on Tuesday for Needlework and visiting at the home of Mrs. Ernest Salladay who recently moved from Riverside. Guests from Riverside include Mrs Clair Flynn Mrs Carl Craig Mrs Claude Flynn and Mrs Edward Ford. Members present include Mrs William O Loughlin Mrs C W Ingram Mrs C V Dautremon Mrs R H Heltzman Mrs John Knittel and many others.
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Riverside
Needle Club
Washington
Ernest Salladay
Clair Flynn
Carl Craig
Claude Flynn
Edward Ford
William O'Loughlin
C. W Ingram
C. V. Dautremon
R. H. Heltzman
John Knittel
J. J. Reardon
A. H. Pogge
Beverly Hills Looks At Tougher Crime Registry
A Los Angeles proposal aims to curb crime by logging visiting ex criminals. The plan would require law abiding visitors to register or face up to six months in prison. Some parolees would be exempt to avoid harming those reentering society. Local officials suggest other towns consider the measure.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Los Angeles
Attorneys District Convention Opens in Sigourney
Washington lawyers were scarce as many traveled to Sigourney for the district bar association meeting held in the Memorial building. Frank Beatty was elected president with John McCoy as vice president and Edwin Wilcockson re elected secretary and treasurer. Judges and state officials spoke, including J Mayberry Mason Ladd H M Wagner and S W Livingston. In a separate note the Kos team beat Wayland with Walter Sojka hitting two home runs.
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Washington
Atorneys
Sigourney
District Bar Association
Memorial
Frank Beatty
John McCoy
Oskaloosa
Edwin Wilcockson
IL. IL
Flynn Team Wins Big In Local Diamond Game
On Tuesday evening the Diamond field hosted Carl Kos and Clair Flynn squads. Flynn won 18 to 11 after leading 15 runs at one point.
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Carl Kos
Clair Flynn
Flynn Aggregation
Code to Help Consumer And Small Store Owners
Washington reports final draft codes for retail and drug trade to protect consumers with minimum price rules and limits on markdowns. Separate drug code and a general retail code are proposed with a non governmental board to monitor enforcement. President Roosevelt urges swift coal code agreement as Pennsylvania miners strike over delays.
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NRA
House of Mo
Andrew W. Mellon
U. S. Supreme Court
John W. Davis
Morgan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Washington, PD
Huech 8. Johnson
Roosevelt
Farmers Seek Police Escort Amid Milk Picket Violence
Chicago dispatch reports farmers ask state police aid to escort deliveries through picket lines at Harvard and Crystal Lake. About 600 people gathered, with two arrests for milk sabotage and assault as deputies struggle to restrain unrest.
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Chicago
U.P
Harvard
Crystal Lake
Ty Don Geyer
Geyer
Herman Page
Ralph Williams
Page
Budget Experts See Possible Surplus For Year
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin said in Washington that a balanced federal budget and a small surplus are possible for the current fiscal year as he resumes duties after a two month illness absence.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Woodin
Arrest Made in Los Angeles Ford Kidnapping Attempt
Deputy sheriff seized 44 year old Joseph O Riordan in Los Angeles in connection with an alleged plan to kidnap a Henry Ford family member. O Riordan, once linked to Detroit's Purple Gang, was tracked to his rooming house from Detroit police descriptions.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Henry Ford
Joseph O'Riordan
O'Riordan
Purple
Detroit
Jack Sharkey King Levinsky Fight Postponed To Monday
In Chicago on September 15 the Jack Sharkey King Levinsky duel was postponed to Monday due to threatening weather. Also noted, Mrs. Mary E Fisher suffered a fall entering her home, breaking her left hip and is cared for at home by her daughter Elizabeth Fisher and Mrs. Allen. She had a restless night but rests easier today. The accident occurred when she stubbed her toe in the doorway.
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Chicago
Mary E Fisher
Elizabeth Fisher
Allen
Would Help Farmers Contention on Inflation Policy
Senate Banking Chairman Fletcher urged immediate currency inflation to lift commodity prices. He called for weekly treasury note issuance of 100 million dollars and federal reserve purchase of at least 100 million dollars in government bonds weekly to shift credit toward commerce before crops reach markets.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Fletcher
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Two Iowans Named in National Gold Hoarder List
Attorney General Cummings said two Iowa residents are among 341 alleged US gold hoarders holding about 16 650 each. He provided state totals and noted he has each hoarder’s name by state but will not reveal them.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Cummings
Indiana
Missouri
New York
Ilinois
Minnesota
Massachusetts
California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ohio
Livestock Prices Reach Monthly High in Chicago Trade
Chicago reports hog prices at their peak since July 18 and cattle prices at their highest since March as livestock markets rose after several days of gains.
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Chicago
Appeals order to pay Clark salary
Des Moines reports State Comptroller Murtagh appealed to the supreme court for a writ of mandamus ordering him to pay salary to B and B Clark state insurance commissioner. The action likely means Clark will receive no salary for the rest of the year. Clark said he would stay on the job.
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Des Moines
Murtagh
Supreme Court
B&b
Clark
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Davis
Mize Fearner
Ance
and Cooper
Will
Heb
Roper
Attorneys District
WW. Livingston
HH. &. Davis
Wayland
Walter Sojka
Kos
J. F. Eddy
Church of God
Grace Fork
Ripley
W. Va
Ralp Eddy
Louisiana
John Singleton
Louisiana State Penal Farm
Angola
Arnold Davis
John Anderson
Patrick Ryan
John
Fletcher Conplains
Freicher
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