Sale spree at J C Penney and various stores this week
Local ads detail a week long sale at J C Penney with discounts on sheets pillow tubing and muslin. Studebaker models listed with lowered prices. Harness and clothing bargains at several stores including Lamonda Christensen's Co op and Oransky's January clearance. Block's January sale features coats shirts and hosiery. A trustee auction by P Conway includes cattle and farm goods. Expert watch repair and a child safe product advertisement also appear.
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J.C. Penney Company
Penney Company
K. Young
Studebaker
M. J. Serennen
Harnes Wa
Lamonda
Christensen’s
Epee Y Wa Oransky's
Block's
P. Conway
Chris Ray
Stdds
Ray Farms
Good Roads Sermon At Creston Tabernacle Prodigal Son Tale
Rev Cain of Creston delivers a forceful sermon at the tabernacle on the prodigal son theme. A large Daughters of Rebekah attendance applauds singing by Bill Swartzwelder. A revival closes with a convert a girl who after family prayer decides to follow God, prompting a conversion at home.
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Tabernacle
Sim
Amd
A. Gable
Bill Swartzwelder
Cain
Creaton Jazain
Rebekah
Harper
Taher Madhe
Mr. Cain
First Presbyterian Church
Creston
Cass Breeders Assn and Baby Beef Club Meet
The Cass Breeders Assn and Baby Beef Club plan a Saturday gathering at the Madam Cafe. John Day of the State Meat Practice will lead the program with other speakers, including a Ther speaker and Morien picture from the recent Iowa State Fair. Expected attendance is about 150 with dinner before the program.
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Cio County Peace Association
John Day
Whiteway Seven to Link Atlantic Trail with Oregon Route
Officials plan a Denver meeting to connect the Whiteway Seven highway through Atlantic with the historic Oregon Trail to Portland. Iowa Nebraska and Illinois representatives join other highway leaders as Judge George O B Lynch and D P Jones depart for the session.
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Atlantic
Oregon
Casey
The
Assntion
Letters to figure in McClintock death inquiry
Chicago January reports that four letters allegedly written by William J. Shepherd will enter the coroner's inquest into the death of McClintock, the so called millionaire orphan. Warry Olson, chief justice, said the letters may be used when reconvened next month and that further testimony is expected.
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Chicago
A. Py
Warry Olson
Municipal Court
Wm. J. Shepherd
Wim, McClintock
Astelles Gohling
Anureae
McClintock
Olson
Haynes accused of allowing liquor for Shrine convention
Norfolk police chief Warner Montmanger testified in federal court that Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes had fixed to permit liquor smuggling into Washington for the Shrine convention in June. The commissioner refused to dignify the report with denial saying he would not comment on the allegations.
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Norfolk
Warner Nrotmanger
Tur
Haynes Swan
Washington
Commissi Oner
Haynes
Logan Court Hears Guilty Pleas In Racist Case
In a district hearing at Logan Missouri Valley, four men were charged. Key figures include Romey Carpentius who faces $100 fine or 30 days in jail, Hareld Co. $80 or 10 days, fiurkett $50 or 150 days, and Nate Bernstein $26 or 7 days. The day concluded with guilty pleas and a dramatic trial end.
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Logan
Nate Bernste
Parole Board Proposal Would Consolidate Inmate Control
A proposed bill in the Iowa Senate seeks to move parole power from normal juvenile reformatories to the state Parole Board. The measure, backed by Gullatur Brypkins of Floyd County, aims to unify parole duties under one board and relieve the Board of Control of detention duties. Supporters say it could block consolidation and streamline release decisions.
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Js Moines
Jun
Won
Rockwell City
Ban’ of Control
Board of Parole
Gullatur Brypkins
Flaydcounty
Cone
Parole Board
Mvst
Dets
Mreger Tk
Smey
Kendall
Rpor
Stainmill
Yiro
Adair Woman Called to Missouri for Ill Sister
Mrs Georgy Norris travels to Joplin Missouri due to the serious illness of her sister Mrs Claude Dutro who is afflicted with pneumonia following a flu attack.
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Adair
Missouri
Ft News-Telegraph
Georgy Norris
Joplin
Claude Dutro
Massena Students Enjoy Social Affairs Week
Massena high school upper class members hosted three social events this week. Monday featured the senior party at Mildred DeVore's home east of town. Thursday saw Irene Bannieck's junior party four miles north, and Marline hosted the sophomores in town later that evening.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Vlgssi
Aisf Mildred DeVore
Irene Bannéck
Mas‘sena
Marline
Hogs predicted to rise to fifteen cents a pound
Washington reports forecast of livestock price advance to 15 cents per pound as copper bill aims to curb private stockyards. Senate election committee recommends seating Democrat Senator Mayfield from Texas unanimously, in a separate note.
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Washington
A.P
J. P. Inn City
Senate
Pathi
Mayfield
Texas
Twins Born in Railway Station at Oakton South Dakota
Twins were born at the railway station in Oakton South Dakota in January. Father Jorgensen, a railroad worker, assisted during the delivery as station staff watched.
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Oakton
S. D
Wi Jorgensen
The
Railroad Stari
Trial Jury Delayed Until Monday February Second
A court announces jurors will not report until Monday February 2 as judge Boe postpones proceedings. Attory A Boorman objects to the delay while bank officials and stork holders confront the issues. Martin is expected to appear later.
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Pehiany
Enon
Teot
Attica Bank
A. Boorman
Ohjercin
Conwest
Martin
Lear
Jay Renyd
Boy Scouts Hold Notable City Hall Meeting
The local troop met Tuesday at City Hall with patrol Bagiv led by Great Pasnely winning first patrol prize theater tickets from Russ Cambrin. Billy Williams and Fred J. Eggers directed fine work as scouts showcased skill, planning a basketball event and a future draw for a constitution.
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Sroop
Bagiv
Pasnely
Russ Cambrin
Billy Williams
Fred J. Eggers
AL -Gable
Widow of Fred Henry Sent to Insane Asylum
Elana Mires Henist widow of the late Fred Henry was declared insane yesterday and committed to the state hospital at Mt. Pees following a searing before the insanity commission. An estate worth about $140,000 was left by her husband and will come up in June for disposal by the district court.
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Des
Moines
Jian
Elana Mires
Fred
Vate
Mt. Pees
Insanity Commission
Se District Court
Girl Who Had Sweetheart Shoot Her Is Dead
Mary Eitenmiller, 20, who was shot twice on Tuesday by her sweetheart Fred Lichtenberger, 28, died today on her appeal to him to kill her. Lichtenberger shot himself and is recovering. Parents objected to the couple’s relationship.
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PBS
Mary Eitenmiller
Fred Litchenberger
Lichtenberger
Himelf
Terin
Omaha man accused of hacking wife to death in court
Jan 2 report notes J Warren Hate of Omaha faced the insanity commission. The panel adjourned after hearing evidence and said it would reconvene next Monday morning to continue consideration of the case and related matters.
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Omaha
J. Warren ‘Hate
Omahe
Ine Sanity Commission
Ellingson Case Postponed One Week in Juvenile Court
In San Francisco on June 22 the Dorothy Ellingson case, involving a 16 year old, was continued for one week in juvenile court after proceedings were called. The matter concerns a matrivile charge and was adjourned to a later date.
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Dorothy Ellingson
San Bancisco
A. P
Bank receivers to be reduced under proposed act
Des Moines reports a government bill aims to cut the number of bank receivers and streamline operations. The plan would shorten processes, reduce delays, and ease supervision for insolvent institutions across the nation.
Supporters of Road Program to Stage Meeting
Supporters of a road program plan a public meeting at the hall to advocate for the project. The gathering aims to outline funding, benefits to farmers and local commerce, and the program's progress amid political questions and rising public interest.
Costa Rica Withdraws From League Over Dues Dispute
A garbled report indicates Costa Rica pulled out of a league due to unpaid dues. The text references Geneva and a resignation tied to debt issues, suggesting state and regional tensions over funding and participation, with unclear specifics about individuals or exact dates.
Wheeler Indictment Testimony Refers to Bribery Scheme
Testimony concerns alleged acceptance of a fee for influencing a fayermenk depictmat in a case linked to a Wheeler of Montana. The matter involves possible submission to a grand jury in the District of Columbia early in February as part of an ongoing Department of Justice investigation.
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Wheeler
Washington
Corr Whielk
Senate
Wontana
Alement of
Justice
Grang Jery
District of Columbia
New Motor License Bill Promised by Senator Bergman
Des Moines January 22 a new motor license bill will be introduced tomorrow announced today by Senator Bergman of Jasper County.
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Des Moines
Bergman
Jasper County
Des Moines Defense Claims Plot Tied to Conspiracy
Defense for Bara Marshall asserts during trial that the prison plot referenced in court is part of a conspiracy in which Marshall was a victim. The case involves alleged improper relations with a young girl and follows trouble with Mr and Mrs Jack Webb as witnesses.
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Des Moines
A. P
Bara Marshall
Jack Webb
Yarshall
Senate Debates Rate Revision and Pay Increase Bill
Lawmakers in session as Senator Walsh offers an amendment to exempt weekly and biweekly newspapers with circulations under 5000 from any rate increase. The bill proposes a $68,000,000 salary rise, with supporters claiming salaries would rise about 60 million dollars in annual revenue, while opponents warn of higher costs.
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Dash Sear
Semator
SIH
Moses
Cpublican
New Hampshire
Rum plot jury discharged in New Jersey case
A New Jersey jury discharged after disagreement in a case involving rum plot activity. The proceedings began with police escort as jurors deliberated, but an accord could not be reached and the jury was released.
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New Jersey
Local man burned on road to Anita Tuesday
A local man suffered burn injuries after a sedan caught fire along the road to Anita on Tuesday. The fire was extinguished by responders. the loss was covered by insurance.
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Anita
Bete
de Amboy Ie
Gas Price Increase Announced by Standard Oil
Chicago dated notice states gas prices will rise by one cent per gallon across Illinois and its territories tomorrow, with Standard Oil company operations in the state and nearby regions affected.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Police dismiss two Des Moines officers after civil service grilling
Des Moines January 22 Bailey of the police bureau and Frank Bagley chief mechanic at the police garage were discharged after an evening before the civil service commission. They were charged with frequenting disorderly houses amid the inquiry.
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Des Moines
Bailey
Frank Bagley
Civil Service
Coolidge Invited to Attend Iowa State Fair
Des Moines Iowa January 22 President Coolidge was invited to visit Iowa and deliver an address at the Iowa State fair on September 1 in a telegram from Governor Hammill the invitation noted.
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Coolidge
Des Moines
A. P
Iowa
Iowa State Fair
Hammill
Weather Brief: Fair Tonight and Friday Outlook
Forecaster notes fair conditions tonight with dry weather and a likely clear to partly cloudy Friday. Temperatures remain mild with light winds. The forecast emphasizes no precipitation in the near term.
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