Rotary Club Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events
The Rotary club last met for a discussion on matters of interest to members with plans for a future mine site talk. An upcoming meeting on February 23 will feature Brown presiding and Everett W. Hill and Paul Hartin broadcasting from St. Louis. The organization claims about 1877 clubs and over a hundred thousand members, with the Omaha club noted as fourteen years old and influential in Nebraska. The piece also touches on Rotary's mission to improve living conditions and clarifies club roles versus broader community bodies. Judge Rateliff attended the dash meeting, and a cloudy forecast is noted for the day.
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Everett W. Hill
Paul Hartin
Chicago
St. Louis
Rutary
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Perry Turner Case
District Court of the Southern District of Iowa announces Perry Turner bankrupt. On January 9 1920 he was adjudicated bankrupt and a meeting of creditors is set for February 10 1926 at 2 PM in Council Bluffs Iowa to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and handle related business. Paul W Richards referee in bankruptcy presiding.
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Iowa
Perry PY Turner
Pyrey PF
Corener
Brighton Township
Cass
Perry FL Torier Wee
Council Bluffs
Aod
Paul W. Richards
Creditors oppose naming Voss and Kuehn led in Denison Bank
Bitter dispute in federal court over appointing Carl Kuehne and CL Nuss to assist the receivers in liquidating the bank. Krutson opposition noted. Judge Wade pressed for one capable attorney and warned no one would receive a Christmas gift from the receivership.
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Kuehnle
Denison Bank
Acquiuil
Timie Phas
Bank of Denison
Vestine
Carl Kuehne
CL. Nuss
Vass
W.com
Krutson
Wade
Radio Programs (Compiled by United irre)
Monday radio schedule lists WYRE WEAZ WEAT and many stations with varied shows. Notable entries include choral cast, dedicatory program, soprano performances, orchestral pieces, and a mix of morning to late evening time blocks across New York Philadelphia and Chicago markets.
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Lewis News Items Highlights From Local Doings
Ja Lewis item notes James Fay renting a farm near Wiota and moving March first. Harry Hopley plans a Europe trip to buy thoroughbred cattle. Will Watson of Firestuel arrives and will undergo Atlantic operation. Ernest Franklin and wife visit their daughter Janae Albright in Pitger. J O Zike Sr and wife in Cornei Blaffi for a business trip. Zike dairy property sold to W o O'Donnell of Atlantic, possession to be given. Annie Disbraw with weekend event. Jube wag dinner entertained by Grulke west of town. Marlow, son of Wl Roberts injured Tuesday in an accident. Rev Lowell Oswaitt of Church of Christ Giswolt held a three week meeting. 28 new members added. Lain meeting at Lewis Theatre names officers for the year: Commander Raythier, Vice Commander Ralph Nobl, Sergeant-at-Arms Leon Able, Treasurer Golden Zike. Burkhalter family visited Avani hospital. Forty high school students plan an evening of entertainment to aid the athlete treasury. tickets 50 cents. The News Telegraph notes this is Lewis area news.
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Church of Christ
Giswolt
Lain
Lewis Theatre
Raythier
Ralph Nobo
Leon Able
Aw and
Treas
Golden Zike
J. T
Bliss
Burkhalter
Visi Francesi
Avani Hospital
Art galleries bill eyed by Iowa cities lawmakers
Des Moines and other city leaders push a bill to authorize municipalities with populations over 50,000 to create and maintain art galleries. Representative Hansen of Davenport introduced the measure, claiming it meets a special need, while some legislators from larger cities prefer applying it to Des Moines Sioux City and Cedar Rapids as well.
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Hansen
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Cedar Rapides
Bank Loot At Fulton By Lone Bandit
The First National Bank of Fulton was robbed of twelve thousand dollars today by a lone thief. Police units cordon off the street as investigators process the scene and search for clues.
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Fulton
Modune Stra
First National Bank of
Omaha Local Briefs Hint at Busy Community Life
In Omaha many short items note visitors and residents at homes on 804 Olive Street and Willisr, with local markets and prices. The Des Moines report, church updates, and civic notices show a community in transition as officials, surgeons, and merchants move between addresses and events.
Des Moines Lawyer Ezra Marshall Cleared in Long Trial
Ezra Marshall, a Des Moines lawyer, was acquitted by District Judge Franklin’s court on a charge of criminally attacking Hazel Over street, an 11 year old girl. The jury reached a not guilty verdict after five hours of deliberation following an eleven day trial, with two and a half days spent by Marshall’s attorneys pleading for acquittal.
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Ezra, Marshall
Hazel Overstreet
Franklin
Marshall
Railroads to furnish sleeping cars for stockmen bill
Des Moines Jan 31 Railroads would be required to furnish sleeping compartments for persons traveling with livestock trains if a bill introduced in the house by Rep Dewarr of Cherokee county becomes law. The measure would apply to trains carrying livestock during the night for journeys of six or more hours. Representative Dulity introduced a second bill to add 40 judges to the judicial district. judges would be appointed by Governor Hammill to serve until the next general election in November.
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Dewarr
Cherokee County
Representaciv
Dilty
Hammill
Judge Green Plans Trip to Europe
Ro Grew of this Yow Baccajie at Cargressman W. district aims to study English taxation in Europe. Judge Green notes the ways and means committee is idle while he prepares for the next session, when revenue laws may be revised.
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Miteh
Tudjse Ljeesi
Green Saye
Ways and Newine Committee
Marriage Licenses and Market Notes From Chicago
Chicago reports a list of marriage licenses including Reinhard Knop and Josephine Bickett among others, alongside a brief market note on bread prices rising due to wheat cost increases. Dr H E Barnard of the American Baking Institute is cited explaining small bakers may use low priced flour to respond to price shifts.
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H.E. Barn‘ard
Ames horticulturists to visit numerous Iowa counties
Cass among counties to be visited by Ames horticulturists for guanine demonstrations aiding fruit growers this winter and spring. J F Nichole and J V Holsinger will lead, spending two or three days per county with several demonstrations daily. Permanent orchards exist in Adams Bremer Calhoun Humboldt Kossuth Marion Marshall Montgomery Plymouth Park Warren and Wayne Wright. Additional counties include Adair Appanoose Audubon Benton Dallas Grassi? Clarke Clay Greene Guthrie Ida Johnson Keokuk Lucas Monona Monroe O’Brien Union Wapello Webster Winnebago Worth.
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Boards of Control to Talk of Sale of Prison Wares
Des Moines January 41 The Iowa board of control which governs state institutions plans a meeting in Des Moines with leaders from neighboring states to discuss broader changes in products made by penal institutions. Invitations were extended to Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin Missouri and others but were recalled after Wisconsin announced a broader Chicago meeting. If Wisconsin backs out the board will resume talks for a Des Moines meeting, says A M McCull, chairman.
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Iinvis
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Board
Chicago
A. M. McCull
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