Store Corn Urged For Iowa Farmers To Withhold Market Sale
Ames Iowa September 17 United Press Charles F Curtiss dean of the division of agriculture at Iowa State College urged farmers to store corn and feed it to livestock rather than sell at current prices He said storage on the farm and feeding to good livestock offer the best solution while noting recent beef prices showed 75 cents to 1 a bushel equivalent Curtiss predicted normal demand would return as inflation subsides and unemployment drops urging more land in grass crops and more live stock on farms to accelerate recovery
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Ames
Charles F. Curtiss
Division of Agriculture
Town State College
Curtiss
United Press
Prohibition Play Shown At United Presbyte Church
A youth group staged a play backed by the Anti Saloon League at the United Presbyterian Church last night. Titled Protection the analysis criticized scoffing at prohibition. A bootlegger character faced a trial with witnesses. the judge fined him 25 000. Boston notes on child illness and criminal classification follow.
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United Presbyter
Te Utle
Last Festival Winners Announced At County Farm Show
The final judging completed and prize lists published for the county fair farm show. Awards led by Montgomery County official oversight, with top honors in horses, mules, cattle, dairy and corn categories awarded to residents of Crawfordsville Kalona Wellman and Washington among others.
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Ual
Tara
Wade Late Ysterday
County Age Montgomery
Moyle and Allen Plan New Takeoff From Navarin Island
Moyle and Allen, who failed a nonstop flight from Japan to the North Pacific, refueled at Navarin Island and are set to attempt another takeoff today weather permitting. Navarin radio reports say the machine was refueled from the Burla Akers and may fly toward Seattle or Tokyo as sea conditions complicate the route.
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San Francisco
Don Moyle
Cecil A. Allen
Japan
North Pacific
Navarin Island
Sne
Navy
Zere
Burkat
Turat
Allen
Sape
Hts
Burla Akers
Naval Radio
St Pauls Island
Alaskan
Navarrin
St. Vaut
Moyle
Finge
Seattle
Tokio
Sabisliro Beach
Washington Beats Hayesville in 9 to 6 victory
The reorganized Washington baseball team under manager Charles Clark won its first game yesterday at Libe's park beating Hayesville 9 to 6. Stant Kiesey pitched with support from three of his brothers and several former players from two years ago. Hayesville, noted as a strong baseball town, faced the debuting squad in a competitive match.
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Washington
Charles Clark
Libe’s Park
Hayesville
Kiesey
Lene
Washington Lneup
Libe
B.D. Temple
Califo
Ed Graysin
Melvin Lyle
Colorado Springs
Fall Festival Notes Highlight Local Band and Crowds
The Washy Luton band drove festival success with long hours and free acts. Attendance drew thousands from outside the county, with Legion drums and a greased pole contest among crowd favorites. Harold Hayes showcased pheasants, the farm display impressed, and Mayor Applegate returned after surgery. The county health exhibit promoted good habits as crowds enjoyed food, stools, cushions, and neighborly camaraderie.
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Plentekers
Legion
Harold Hayes
Glenn Mace
Rothwchild
Glenn
Harold Montgomery
Embezzling Etill Guilty Plea In Ottumwa Bank Cashier
Carl Rauscher former cashier at the Iowa Nations bank Ottumwa pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling over 10000. He faced a 10 year sentence and a 5000 dollar fine after his suicide attempt revealed shortages. The item also notes a Omaha bank hold up with three men escaping and details from a county fair class results.
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Ottumwa
Jaws
Carl Rauscher
Iowa Nations Bank
Seuilty
Federal District Court
Rauscher
Daha Bank
Omaha
Omaha Savings Bank
Senator Norbeck Calls Farm States Equal Partners
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota told a Taunton convention that farm states need equality with industrial states and warned against pulling down freight rates or prices. He noted high mortgages and the burden of debt, saying mortgage bases would remain out of proportion if other regions are pulled down to the farm states’ level.
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Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Taunton
Missing girl returns home after man linked to theft
Missing girl is back with her parents after an intensive search that spanned Fairfield Brighton and Manchester. A neighbor had taken her to Brighton and she was later located with a man connected to an auto theft case. Authorities traced a false sighting in Columbus but confirmed she was safe in town.
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Floyd Blankenhorn
Ucle
Lewin
Ainsworth
Brighton
Fairfield
Columbus
Serief
Manchester
Lamansky Given 36 Days In Jail
William Lamansky of Brighton received thirty days in county jail this morning from Mayor John W. Applegate for intoxication and disturbance at a fall festival crowd near the north square. He fired a pellet causing none serious injuries before police took him to jail. Marshal Struble escorted him after a city hall hearing. Miles Long was sentenced to thirty days for intoxication yesterday. Two Mexicans detained for suspicions of car theft were released after inquiry. a gun was found in their car but no theft proven. James K Helmick of Columbus Junction brought in eighteen grapes, seventeen ounces total, noting eighteen varieties.
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Manteo Sry
Washington County
John Applegate Uty
County Healthy Unit
Journal
Ben
D. Work
Lindy
Glenn Mace
Montgomery-Ward
Fred Stewart
Rouischild
Mace
Gillow
Charles
Denison
Lef Corps
William Lamansky
Brighton
John W. Applegate
Lamansky
Ting
George Struble
City Hall
Miles Long
Hares
Struble
South Town Avenue
Celebration Ends As Crowds Pack Washington Festival
Washingtons sixth annual fall festival nears closure as rain earlier in the week cleared the way for huge crowds. Parade events fill the afternoon with floats from local merchants and civic groups earning prizes. Winners include the lavender and white float by south side merchants and the yellow key float from Biklens wella. The L A Jones car for the county hospital Nurses Aid wins decor prizes. comic features go to Scott Furniture and Sanitary Dairy. Greased pole contest returns tonight with a 5 prize, and Tug War draws competition from Crawfordsville and Rock Island railway workers.
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South Side
Ed Speer
Stewart's, Rothschild, Harwood
Washington Cleaners
Washington High
Biklens
Montgon Wells
Crawfordsvil
Rock’ Island ‘Allroad
Keota Woman Louisa Bower Dies in Ottumwa Hospital
Keota Sept 17 Mrs Louisa Bower 67 wife of A F Hower and longtime resident of Seventy six township east of here died Tuesday in St Josephs hospital Ottumwa of pneumonia after a major operation. Survived by husband four sons Howard and Walter Keota Clarence Wellman Ploud Fairfield and many grandchildren plus several brothers and sisters Funeral services will be held from the late residence in Keota this afternoon at 2 30 Burial will be in Bethel cemetery.
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Keota
Louisa B. Bower
A. F. Hower
Tong
Here
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Howard
Walter
Clarence
Wellman
Ploud
Fairfield
Bethel Cemetery
Brighton House Damaged by Early Morning Fire
In Brighton at four this morning a fire damaged the kitchen and added structure to the Clark Yod home, used as Cities Service filing station Col ton on the pavement. Fire likely started from a gasoline stove. Residents Clark Yod, wife and baby, and Oscar Penett family were alerted by smoke as the blaze damaged the house and belongings.
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Brighton
Clark Yodof Wayland
Colton
Loder
Clark
Oscar Penett
Indaw
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