House Takes Up Road Bill In Ad News Style
A bustling ad rich page sketches road bill coverage and local commerce notes. It highlights Neff Clothing Co. styling, E. F. Jones specials on coffee, a Dodge vehicle feature, bank greetings, Easter displays, Buick praise, Maxwell economy, Lamond's Sub Deb tracks, Pola Negri film Passion, and local shop promotions from Gillette's, Weitzel Motor, and Canadian Pacific travel pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff Clothing Co
E. F. Jones
Cushing Mochine & Autos Co
Atlantic National Bank
Baater
W. B. Martin
Buick
Gillette
Aio Ad
alno + wer
Amata
Maxwell
Garaide Motor Company
Maxwell Distributors
Graham's Stove
Lamond's
Pola Negri
Lantic
Pola
Welch-Moore ” Shoe Co
Indies
Canadian Pacific
Cody
Yuma
Colo
Foman
Brown É& Co
Bluffs High School Students Hinge on Dance Ordinance
Abraham Lincoln High School in Bluffs faces renewed debate as students hang and then tear down an effigy of principal W. Kirns over proposed campus dance restrictions. Superintendent Theodore Kim and board member Hattie Saam urged stricter rules, triggering more student protests with a second mock effigy placed on a flagpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Ceralil W. Kirns
Abraham Linscoln High School
Codueil Bluffs
Gi. W. Kira
Kira
Kim
Theodore Saam
Hattie Harry School
Antid
Kimn
Saam
Eighty One Children Examined at Lincoln School Clinic
Eighty one children had their teeth examined yesterday at the Lincoln School dental clinic led by Mrs J P Steffens with cooperation from the state university extension workers. The health crusade posters made by local pupils will be judged this evening with prizes awarded. The clinic schedule lists Grant School with Mrs William Zach today and Jackson School with Mrs AH Sherwood today and tomorrow, with Griswold Massena and Anita on specified April dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
J. P. Steffens
State University Extension Department
Health Crusade
Grant School
William Zach
Jackson School
A. ‘H. Sherwood
One Light Case of Small Pox in City
One light case of small pox is under quarantine in the city. The patient is Ross Cambridge, son of Arthur Cambridge, a well known farmer. He is quarantined in a house at Fourth and Pine streets, occupying the place alone. Dr Barnett, city health physician, says there is a little danger of an epidemic but urges calm and notes many unvaccinated people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Cambridge
Arthur Cambridge
Fourth
Pine
R. L.“Barnett
City Health
Barnett
Dorothy Ellingson Sanity Trial Opens In San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson 17 years old, accused of slaying her mother, testified in superior court as sanity trial began. Judge Lauderback confirmed she understood the proceedings before she was sworn. Assistant District Attorney Harmon Skilling asked routine questions about jail location and her counsel while she answered firmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
A. P
Dorothy Ellingson
Lauderback
Harmon Skilling
Cass Spellers To Dq Their Stuff Here On Friday
The Cass county spelling contest will be held at the office of County Superintendent Elizabeth C Morse at the courthouse on Friday. The written portion starts at 9 20 in the morning and the oral at 1 30 in the afternoon with Cara school pupils competing. Roy W Eaton will direct the local contest with judges Mrs Willis Miller Miss Jennie M Waid and Attorney Ralph W Cockshoot. The public is invited.
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Cass County
Sthants
Elizabeth C
Morse
Court House
Cara School
Roy W. Eaton
Technical High School
Omaha
Willis Miller
Jennie M. Waid
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Atlantic Lad Enters Large Field of Labor
Floyd Nutt son of Mrs Grace Nutt of 607 Linn Street, a student at State College, Antes, has been selected to enter a course in electrical engineering at the Genet Electric plant in Schenectady, N. Y. He will join several state youths in the training program and begin the course at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd ‘Nutt
Grace Nutt
Linn Street
Own State College
Antes
Genet Electric Company
He ‘Will Con
Ruling Saves Goodly Sums to Call Depositors
From a Des Moines report the court ruling is set to prompt a rehearing by surety companies of Iowa state in the high court. Mrs F P Dilger’s illness brings Helena Dilger to town to visit her gravely ill mother on Chestnut Street. mother remains very sick but showing slight improvement today.
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Town
Ind
Pymosa
Des Moines
the Surety Companien
Helena Dilger
Towaluniverty
Iowa City
F. P. Dilger
Nth
Chestnut Streets
Protest Sale Objection by Dodge on Detroit Travel
A fragment notes Dodge of Detroit objecting to travel or sale related to an automobile matter. Details are incomplete, but the dispute centers on a Dodge automobile and a sale or transfer action under consideration.
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F. Dodge
Traval Dodge’ ‘of
Detroit
Ihe
Dodge’ Automobil
Von Hindenburg Nominated for German Presidency
Berlin April 8. National Conservative Bourgeois rally announces Field Marshal von Hindenburg as a candidate for president of the German republic. Supporters cite elder statesmen like Bismarck and Clemenceau as examples, while critics within nationalist ranks warn against dragging the last figure of the glorious past into party politics.
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Berlin
Yoo Phoadenburg
von Hindenbure
Hiss
Stedl
Bismark
Clemenceau
Balfour
New York Couple Identify Child as Kidnapped Daughter
New York April 8. Prosecutor Hart of Bergen County New Jersey told New York police from Hackensack that Mr. and Mrs. Peter McKenzie positively identified a child named Mildred Geoff found in Engiewood as their daughter Lillian who was kidnapped here in August of 1924. Captain Ayers said the prosecutor told him Mrs. Graft claimed the girl was not her own but was given to her by Dr. Green.
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New York
Hart
Berzen County
N. J
Hackensack
Peter McKenzie
Mildred Geoff
Engiewood
Lillian
Aupass
Ayers
Bergen County
Income Tax Records Withheld From Public Inspection
Washington April 8 Internal revenue collectors ordered by Commissioner Blair to withhold new income tax records from public inspection until further authority from the internal bureau. Tax returns will not be available to the public until after July 1 at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue
Blair
The
Treasury
Fire chief chosen amid council meeting chaos
The city council approved the selection of a new fire chief amid a lengthy meeting. Senior officials, including City Treasurer J. G. Whitney and City Clerk T. Ells, received approvals, while other items covered tax rebates for Lou Cannon, street repair funding, and departmental budget allocations. Plans to investigate certain city matters were also noted for the April session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Whitney
T. Ells
George Kahl Aie
Hazel i
E. C. Montemmeryy
Permi
Ulack
Lou Cannon
Eies
L. Savilhow
Poona
Noble Assessor First to Turn in His Books
E H Pelzer Noble township assessor is first to submit his assessment books. Books are in excellent condition per the auditor's office. Assessors' books are due by the second Monday in June when the board of supervisors meets as a board of review.
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E.H. Pelzer
Noble Township
Board of Supervisors
Wheat Market Closes Unsettled in Chicago Trade
Wheat markets closed unsettled with gains and losses to match yesterday. May wheat held at 1.61 dollars with a 2.25 cent drop at close, July at 1.37 dollars, oats slipped between a quarter and three quarters of a cent, and corn moved irregularly with small advances amid thin activity in Chicago.
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Chicago
C. Gorn
Perry People's Car Overturns Near Wicta
A Berryton bound car veered off Whinesway near Wint cemetery overturning on the road. Mrs Emmaie Mens suffered a throat injury, front splinters, and a cut lip. other occupants were shaken but uninjured. They resumed home by train after medical aid. County Agent Surduni witnessed the crash. driver’s name and cause could not be determined. The car was towed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintn
Emmaie Mens
Surduni
Ope
Indy
Atefamtic Agu Company
Wre
Local Boy Scouts Send Flowers to National Chief
A Des Moines bodied troop sent a bouquet to James E. West chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America as he passed through the city on his western tour. West, touring in support of scouting, was en route from Minneapolis to Omaha and local greetings plans were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Boy Scouts
Rock Eland
James E. West
New York
Boy Scouts of America
West
Des Moines
srout+ ing
Minneapolis
Omaha
Weather outlook for tonight and Thursday in western portion
Mostly cloudy conditions continue tonight with a chance of showers and a few thunderstorms. Thursday is expected to stay unsettled with showers and local thunder, cooler air arriving especially in the western portion.
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