Massena News Letter Highlights Local And State Affairs
Des Moines reports bishops approve a union of the three Methodist branches with a committee to work details. Governor Marke to appoint certified public accountants board and exams to follow. Insurance suit dismissed. printing rate cuts go into effect. Public notices, marriages, fires, and local movements fill Massena items including Keller resignation and governor veto petitions.
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Des Moines
Board of Bishops
Methodist Church
Cranston
Hamilton
Westford
Hughes
Wen Ierson
United Church
Boar
Iecainianey Measrs
Emory Worthington
H. Holdsworth
Town City
P. T. Billings
Waterlog
Iowa
Notivte
Henry EB. Sauipesan
Wat
Emplopers' Mutual Casualty Company
Shock Insurance
Mahaska County
Pole County
Employers' Mutual
Keller
Marion M. Keller
Itor Alber
Kuller
Clarke
Sioux City
Towa
Cowbasqu S Board of Education
Gardner Coves
James Trewin
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Education
Lieutenant Governor Harding Opposes Measur in Letter
A letter from Lieutenant Governor Harding to Governor Clarke urges opposition to a Thompson loan measure passed by the last General Assembly. Harding argues the bill raises loan rates and harms borrowers, claiming it would deprive them of protection or aid. The debate centers on affordability and borrower vulnerability amid legislative action.
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Harding
Clarke
Meta
Guy
Harding Hag
General Assembly
Galion News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Calls
Fred Sundermat and wife attended bus sess in Athiitle this week while Galion ball players played Sunday west of town. Numerous visits occur with Nettz, Bubaltz, Breckerbaumer, and other residents from Galion to Lewis, Griswold, Cumberland, and surrounding areas. Corn planting prep, hospital stay for Adame, and a return from Kansas mark the week in this vicinity.
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Edwards Cash Store
J. W. Fairholm
Taurant
Chambers and Owens
Ward Owens
Rollie Chambers
C. A. Bent
Nes Milnes
Dr. Bent
F. O. Woodward
Bent Hamly
C. B. Carey
Fane
Bellé Proper
Akeley, Sfinn
Fred Sundermat
Galion
Teo Miles
Lyman Nettz
Lewis
Frank Bubaltz
Jennie Ward
Frank Buboltz
Hubert
Clyde Faulkner
Massena
John Breckerbaumer
Wilbur
Crow
Ernest Buckwan
Charlotte Sunderman
David. Havens
Lew Graue
Frank Bubeltz
Fred Tanner
Atlantic
Joe Lindeman
Little Son
Cumberland
Griswold
Homer Bruner
Adame
Lewis Hospital
Dora
Theodore Pulle
Martens
Wm. Brown
Kansas
W. A. Lackey
Theodore Krause
Chak M. Quick
Martin
In Memoriam Mrs A P Macomber
In memory of Mrs A P Macomber the text reflects religious sentiments on death and heaven. It invokes a king, a garden, and a lonely flower as symbols of mourning and eternal peace. Loved ones are recalled and the verse ends with a prayer to God in heaven.
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A. P. Macomber
Bright
Angela
Heraven
Watchdog saves junk dealer in police chase in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on April 30 a junk dealer Isi¢ar Kroot and his bull pup protected his property when a policeman chased a intruder. The dog clung to the intruder as the officer drew a gun. Kroot intervened, the dog was deemed not vicious, and the dealer was freed in police court.
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The
United Press
Indianapolis
Kroot
Kroat
S Kratt
Kroet
Kreet
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