Three Cornered Celebration Opens at Clarinda Today
Clarinda Iowa opens a three cornered celebration marking its new municipal airport with five hangars a 26000 pool and a Cruzaire mono lane. Visiting lanes from Shenandoah Tarkio Red Oaks Shelia and other towns expected to perform aerial acts. A pool dedication and a beauty pageant with twelve mermaids will highlight the event.
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American Legion
uthwest—Lowals
Qnetn
Comelyes
Shenandosh
Grotto in City Park Not Yet Finished
The News-Telegraph notes the rock grotto in the lowa city park, started by the At tc Garden club and ladies clubs, is unfinished. The Zurfluh greenhouse is shown growing plants in the grotto while efforts to complete it continue.
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Lowo
Attc
Jsted
Zurfluh
England
Tourists Try to Crash Gate at Local Gas Station
A group of tourists attempted to fill gas at Studyvna filling station on East motorists and drive away without paying. The attendant sought details, but the group fled until Harry Morton and a local salesman pursued them and forced payment, deducting $1 for the chase.
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Harry “Morton
Jocal
Sylesman
Fragmentary page snippet reports LANL WRB event notes
A partial OCR line references LANL, WRB and Friday in a fragmentary item. No clear event, date, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
Franklin women win achievement day exhibit at city hall
A record audience watched Cass county farm bureau women’s third annual achievement day exhibit at city hall. Franklin township won best booth, with Wymeen and Brighton also placing. Harriett Cookinham judged the entries and praised the display as one of the best.
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Farm Bureau
Franklin Township
Wymeen
Hrighton
Brighton
Harriett Cookinham
Extension Service
Des Moines Cedar Rapids Bus Line Gains State Approval
Des Moines to Cedar Rapids bus line receives state board approval for certificates of convenience and necessity. Contingent on Cedar Rapids purchase of the Newton to Des Moines line. Des Moines and Central Iowa Motor Transportation assets valued at $20,000 to transfer. Route sale involves Des Moines City Railway subsidiary and regional regulatory bodies.
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Des Moines
N. B
Cedar-Rapids
State Board Road
Jewa Railway and Light
Corporation of Cedar, Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Dega Moines and Central Taqwa -Motor Transportation Company
Newton
Bothe
Peahiah Omaha
Solons Criticize Hearing-Free Committee Action in Iowa Legislation
Marshalltown report cites Beal from the League of Town Municipalities condemning bills moved out by committees without public hearings. Secretary Picreu notes several acts where private bills passed committee, sparking calls for reform in Iowa.
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Marshalltown
Beal
Iowa
Picreu
League of Tow
Mitel
League
Fof
Pieree
Reapportionment Bill Passes 48 to 37 in Senate
Washington officials report the census and reapportionment bill passed the Senate 48 to 37 after the conference report was approved. Hoover to sign and enactment sets a national census in April 1930 and reapportionment of House seats based on new population with automatic triggers if Congress stalls. California gains six representatives, Michigan also benefits, and overall changes follow the next census.
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Jake
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Conference
House
White House
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House of Representatives
Congress
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Atods Johnson
Vandenberg
Michigan
Johnson
California
Coe College Beauty Contest Winner Noted in Passing
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a Coe College beauty contest winner and a fatal incident at a crossing involving a former popular coed and her stepson. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Atanity
Kaille Dent
Ab Gallup
John D Peterson of Anita Dies After Illness
John D Peterson a Cass county legislator and Anita resident died at 8 30 pm at the family home on Rose Hill Avenue Anita after weeks of illness due to complications He was born in Atlantic County and came to Cass in 1878 later moving to Anita in 1906 He married Mary Jane Berry and leaves a widow and seven children Funeral services will be held Friday with burial near Maine Cushman of Iowa Falls former Anita Congregational pastor officiating
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John D. Peterson
Cass
Rose Hill Avenue
Anita
Peterson
Atlante County
Adams County
Cams
Maine
Tntil
Mary Jane Berry
John Wenerraewine
Whale
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Martine
Lowa
Gertie Tur F. Peterson Lene LH. P. On
Oakland
Cal
Honohat
Paterson
Falls
Mayme Sehaake
Des Moines
Cecil D
California
Fannie Prathem
Atlantic
MasccAina Ramsey
Creighton
Mary- Perry
Mount Etna
Peter
Lindsey
F. Peterson
Emporis
Kas
Peter+ son
RCG
EB. Cushman
Iowa Falls
Anita Congregational Church
Plane crash near airport leaves two men badly hurt
Des Moines residents Tom Miller and Taylor were injured when a plane crashed and nosed over after an apparent forced landing. Miller suffered a head wound and was hospitalized while Taylor's condition was described as critical. The wreck occurred northwest of the municipal airport as neighbors reported seeing the craft collapse.
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Tom Miller
Tom
Reena
Gé Benen
Miller
Tri-Cities Band To Open Concert Season Tonight
The Tri-Cities band under Ru. Chars of Anita opens the season with a program at the city park this evening at 8 o'clock. The night features marches and selections including The Bear Cat, Huffine Topwlar My Bla Arte, Bluebirds Now, A Song of India, and a Fox Trot novelty.
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Tri-Cities
Séazon
They City
Tri-Citie
Ru. Chars
Anita
Bear Cat
Huffine Topwlar
Bluebirds
Bohm
Georgiana Dean Cass Pioneer Will Files For Probate
The will of Georgiana Dean, county pioneer, filed for probate in Cass County. Bequests include $1000 to a brother, trust for T Weller Harden, four grandchildren each $200, household goods to Carrie Dean Grandy and Ada Dean Havner, rest to be sold and divided among children. Also mentions Horace Havner and past Iowa attorney general. Niels Jensen probate filing also noted with widow Mary Jensen named executrix dated 1924.
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Dean
Athe
Cass
T. Weller - Harden
Dean Grandy
Ada’ Dean Havyner
George W. Dean
Horace M.havner
Iowa
Niels ‘Jensen
Audubon County
Jyill
Mary Jenis Gi
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Man Killed by Auto in Capital City
Charles Le Dahlberg, 79, veteran court reporter and owner of an office supply firm, was struck crossing a street yesterday in the capital city. The driver, Bar Y thbs, was not identified clearly in the report. Dahlberg leaves two daughters and two sons, Robert of San Antonio, Texas, and Frank of Minneapolis.
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Dahlberg
Dahle
Rhiberg
Robert
San Antonio
Frank
Minneapolis
Eight Freight Cars Derail in Chicago Western Line
A derailed freight train disrupted the rail line as eight cars left the tracks near Chicago. Crews worked through the night to repair the damage and restore the right of way after a spill and signal upset, with no injuries reported.
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Great
Westeum Orig
State approves road bond issues three counties
Three counties in the state approved major road bond issues in a sparsely attended election. Hamilton County backed a $2,350,000 bond, Pottawattamie favored a $1,000,000 bond, and Franklin County added $650,000 to its prior $750,000. The votes showed low turnout with strong support in Council Bluffs and Route 65 paving plans, and funds to pave Highway 810 east and west across the county.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Pottawattaniie
Mary Road
Pottawattamie
Avithi
Council Bluffs
Franklin County
Axfory
Campaign launched for Audubon hospital project
Audubon Iowa June 13 special edition reports a drive to build a new hospital in Audubon at about five years cost. A bequest of 10 000 dollars plus community addition of 20 000 dollars after ten years is planned. A committee led by James Lang presides with Bagley Halloran Jengen and Childs named to coordinate the effort.
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Spe
Cial
Amititbon
Warthea
James Lang
Nail Bagley
W. Qs Halloran
LE. Jengen
By Childs
Campbell Wiledie in Electric Chair Case
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Campbell and Mowry in a February context about an electric chair case. Details are unreadable but suggest a legal or criminal proceeding with names Campbell and Mowry from the era.
Former Avoca Man Injured In Union Pacific Accident
Charles Karstens, listed in The News-Telegraph dispatches, is among many workers injured when a 10 foot tunnel section collapsed six miles west of Caliente Nevada on the Union Pacific line. He was taken with others to Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles after the noon accident.
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Charles Karstens
News
Telegraph
Union Pacific
Caliente
Nev
Mrv
Mies
Henry
Karate Bien
California
Accu
Sante Fe Hospital
Los Angles
Kursteins
Joys
Debenture plan rejected by lower chamber
The lower house voted 250 against instructing committees to back the debenture rider for the 3.5 billion tariff bill. The decision blocks administration aims to push the export debenture scheme amid a Democratic Republican coalition.
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Senate
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Longworth
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Ind
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