Ottumwa Huskies Hand Washington 33 to 0 in Open Field
Ottumwa High School routed Washington on Case field 33 to 0. Washington, using mostly new players, showed spurts of offense but lacked consistency against Ottumwa’s seasoned line and backs. Coach Carlton’s squad gained valuable experience for next week’s Iowa City visit.
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Washington
Case Field
Carlton
Libe
Suport
Little Six
Washingon
Ottumwa
Carton
Iowa City
Demons
van Antwerp
Jones
Bicher
Hotle
Fuhr
Albia
Paveglis
Haskins Bank to pay ten percent dividend to depositors
Raymond Sinn, examiner in charge of the closed Haskins Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank, announced checks for a ten percent dividend are ready for distribution at his office in the Ainsworth bank building. The payment brings total distributions to 70 percent since the bank closed October 6, 1931 by order of Judge J. G. Patterson in district court. Depositors urged to present certificates of deposit when claiming checks.
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Raymond Sinn
Haskins Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Ainsworth Bank
J. G. Patterson
Albia Defeats Cardinals 13-0 in season opener
Washington junior college fell to Albia 13 to 0 at Monroe County last night. Albia capitalized on Washington fumbles and penalties as O Connor scored the first touchdown in the second quarter and Niemants added the extra point.
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Albia
Cardinals
Washington Junior — College
Albia Junior College
Monroe
George Freshwaters
Hotle
Washington
O'Conner
Fuhr
Jones
Tou
Niemantz
O'Connor
Fuht
O' Connor
Better Washington Meeting Postponed
The Better Washington club meeting planned for this week is moved to next Friday. Mayor Lytle leads the program with an NBA speaker, but the speaker could not attend this week. President Scott notified the Journal of the change. notice was omitted in part of last evening's papers. A large turnout is anticipated at the usual time.
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Washington Club
Lytle
NBA
Scott
Journal
Washington Concert Band Seeks Two Saturday Night Concerts
The Washington Concert Band schedules two upcoming performances on Saturdays at 8 o clock weather permitting. The first concert occurs this Saturday night and the second the following Saturday night with timing contingent on suitable weather.
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Washington
Massive Eel Cleanup Clears Willamette River
In Oregon City Oregon a cleanup crew removed 65000 tons of dead eels from the Willamette River below Willamette River bridge area. The operation highlights a severe aquatic die-off affecting local waterways and wildlife.
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Oregon City
Ore
Willamette River
Willamette
Temperance Appeal from Bentzinger in Iowa Conference
Des Moines reports show the Iowa Methodist conference voting to hold its 1934 annual session at First Church in Burlington. Dr. Bentzinger questioned prohibition as a losing battle yet urged renewed effort to train a new generation in temperance. Sunday school and church attendance rose while prayer meeting turnout declined.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa Methodist Conference
Iowa
Burlington
A. Bentzinger
Bentzinger
Mrs. Louisa Moore Dies at the Junction
Mrs Louisa Moore longtime Columbus Junction resident dies at home after weeks of illness. Born Oct 10 1847 in North Carolina she came to the area at age five. Survived by three daughters one son six grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus a sister. Funeral Monday at the home with burial at Columbus City cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa Moore
North Carolina
Louisa Baker
Cedar Rapids
William K. Moore
Columbus City Township
Moore
Grow Cotton in Washington Iowa Prompts Local Experiment
Mr. R. L. Moore of East Washington reports attempting cotton cultivation in Washington Iowa after moving from Maraden Missouri. He planted seed from a passing car in May, observed a white bloom July 9 and a red bloom July 11, and now shows white cotton bolls on seven stalks, suggesting possible success growing cotton locally.
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R. L. Moore
East Washington
H. Worley
Maraden
Missouri
Journal Office For Public Inspection
Eel Remover Describes Barrier Causing Fish Struggles
August Raker, head eel remover, notes eels cannot pass the fish ladder this year and pound against rocks, risking mortality as they attempt to cross.
Samuel H Neill dies. funeral set for Sunday afternoon
Funeral services for Samuel H. Neill who died yesterday at University hospital in Iowa City are set for 2:30 Sunday at Sherman's funeral home. Dr F W Eastwood will officiate, burial at Kim Grove cemetery. Neill, a prominent local farmer, leaves widow, four sons including Theodore of the University of Chicago, and nine sisters. He was born January 22, 1866, spent most life in the county with brief moves to Kossuth county and Chicago.
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University Hospital
Iowa City
Sherman
F. W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Kim Grove
Neill
Mercy Hospital
Mayo
Mayo Hospital In Rochester, Minn
Samuel Howard Neill
William and Mary (Keating) Neill
Washington
Kossuth
Chicago
Eliza Randall
Delta
Randa
Charles
Badwin
Theodore
University of Chicago
J. C. Nelson
Wylie Stevenson
Blackwell
Okla
Emma George
Ruskin
Nebr
Ellen Hull
Davenport
Will Donaldson
Ft. Collins
Cole
Rebecca George
Des Moines
Ed Alger
Red
Beverly Hills Tax Move Sparks Exchange Relocation Talk
The piece laments a hypothetical New York Stock Exchange tax pushing it to New Jersey, arguing the move is easy by changing numbers and coordinating meetings. It warns Jersey politicians will follow, seeing the potential as a revenue racket and wonders about moving farms or houses to escape taxes.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Jersey
All-Star Kittenball Game Set For Next Tuesday
Elmer McFadden announces that the all-star kitten ball teams chosen by Washington fans will meet at the troop field next Tuesday evening in a benefit game for the emergency kitchen next winter. Batting order will be announced early in the week. A large crowd is expected.
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Elmer McFadden
Washington
Troop Field
Emergency Kitchen
Plan for Religious News Association to Supply Papers
Washington audience heard a plan to form a Religious News Association to distribute church coverage to daily papers. Mrs. John Ferguson cited 2000 dailies and 12,000 weeklies as receptive, with central reporting in New York under Wayne W. Parrish.
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Washington
Plan of New Association
Religious News Association
John Ferguson
New York City
George Washington Hotel
New York
Wayne W. Parrish
New York Tribune
Literary Digest
Fine Organ Recital at Baptist Church
Edward Charles Stice of Des Moines offered a fine organ concert at the Baptist church last night. He played popular religious and classic pieces. a future Clinton recital was announced with a similar program. The event was sponsored by the music committee led by Carol Forgey and C. W. Long.
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Edward Charles Stice
Des Moines
The
Baptist Church
Clinton
Verdi
Danny Boy
Light
Newman
Morrison
Binet
Drake University
University of Oklahoma
Wallace Lacks Only Official O.K.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced that purchase of pigs and sows under the marketing program will end September 29. Secretary Wallace awaited official approval after a Chicago meeting of the corn and hog committee.
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Washington
R. E
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
Sant
National Corn and Hog Committee
Union League Club
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