Iowa Secretary Miller Meets Minnesota Governor Stassen
In Des Moines on June 19, Iowa Secretary of State Earl G. Miller met Minnesota Governor Harold Stassen during Miller’s trip to a national real estate meeting in Duluth. They discussed liberal republicanism and campaign experiences with Stassen inviting Miller to return the visit. The meeting sparks talk of Miller potential 1940 Iowa GOP candidacy. Separately, 25 bounced 50 cent checks for 1937-39 license renewals prompted license delays while funds were verified. The Iowa Tax Commission notes a cigaret stamp will be non counterfeit proof after July 1.
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Des Moines
Duluth
Minn
Iowa
Earl G. Miller
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Miller
Stassen
Begus Cheeks
Clair Beatty
State Tax Commission
Democratic Senator Clyde Herring Considered Return to Politics
Rumors from Ames indicate Iowa highway funds may be scarce for new weigh stations and patrols. Publisher W. D. Archie notes state road spending favored Sioux City projects. A Republican official says consolidations eliminate Democrat-held jobs, signaling potential shifts in staff.
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Clyde Herring
Nishna
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
W. D. Archie
Sioux City
Bible schools close work at Elk Horn
Elk Horn Iowa June 19 The Lutheran vacation Bible schools held a picnic at the Elim children's home with a short program. The in town school closed Thursday and others closed during the week. Lundhe was enjoyed by all. Davenport Iowa Amateur cameramen will be making talking pictures soon. Victor Animatograph company plans to manufacture new motion picture machines for amateurs.
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Elk Horn
Lutheran Vacation Bible Schools
Elim
Davenport
Alexander Victor
Victor Animatograph Company
New York
Victor
Notary Service Price Mentioned in The i News Telegraph
The i News Telegraph notes a notary service offered at 25 cents, indicating a low fee for official notarization in the periodical context. No additional details are provided about location or provider.
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I News-Telegraph
Cass Residents Visit Iowa State College Tour
Cass county delegates will depart Atlantic on June 28 for a tour of Iowa State College Ames. They will tour Beardshear hall Armory library chemistry building animal husbandry barns dairy building pattern shops gymnasium and observe the two way corn cultivator meat lab radio station insectary greenhouses gardens home economics building girls dormitories and various farms and experimental plots.
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Cass County
Atlantic
Iowa State College
Ames
Dale E. Bush
Ageut
Fire damages chicken house at Avoca
A roof fire Saturday afternoon heavily damaged a chicken storage house owned by Meyer Ruback in Avoca. Firemen said the blaze, likely started by a passing switch engine, would have spread quickly with a south wind if not for Earl Ketcham who spotted and reported it. No chickens were housed in the building.
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Avoca
Jadunes
Meyer Ruback
Earl Ketcham
Services Held Friday For Carl Habicht
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Carl Habicht aged 37 who died Wednesday in Clarinda where he had been confined as a mental patient. The First Lutheran church in Avoca hosted Rev. Joseph Gerst, with burial in Avoca cemetery. He is survived by four sisters Mrs Emil Petersen Mrs William Nieman Mrs Fred Paulsen and Mrs Greta Graves.
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Avocala
Carl Habicht
Clairinda
First Lutheran
Joseph Gerst
Avoca
Emil Petersen
William Nieman
Fred Paulsen
Greeley, Cole
Greta Graves
Manning
Cass County Board Proceedings Settle Valuations And Road Work
Cass county supervisors meet in Atlantic on June 1 1939 with six members present. They approve May 15 minutes, divide construction funds, set letting date for trunk road work, and approve the district court clerk's quarterly report. Aboard tax valuations change across farms and livestock, with specific percentage adjustments for ages of cattle and horses, hogs, cows, and steers in several townships. Numerous mileage and labor claims are authorized for payment.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Hawley Lynch
Mike Metz
G. E. Fsherman
F. W. Wiese
W. H. Wohlenhaus
Metz
Wohlenhaus
Eshelman
Wiese
Lynch
Ezhelman
Elva Howard Dorn
Anita
Victoria Township
Griswold
Massena Township
Bear Grove
Fragmented Local Expense Ledger Row Report
A partial historical ledger lists numerous small payments to vendors and individuals for hauling labor repairs fuel and materials. Names include Bojens Hardware Merritt Beers Claude Casady Gate City Iron Works and Lindsey Machine Shop with amounts ranging from 1.00 to 1505.71 and a final note “To be continued.”
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Wee Ewe Bell Motor Sarees
Bojens Hardware
Merritt Beers
Nobel
Nels P. Christensen
R. J. & P. Railroad
Roy Cure
Claude Casady
Deep Rock Oil Co
Gasoline Alley
Bud Goold
Green Bay Lumber Co
Hansen & Co
Home Oil Co
Hutchins
Interstate Machinery & Supply Co
Towa Electric Co
R. i & P. Railroad
Wiota
Ee City of
Atlantic
Central Iowa Sand and Gravel Co
Frank Eblen
Gate City Iron Works
Graham’s
Marion Hansen
Leo Hoffmann
Frank Howard
Henningsen Construction Co
Wee
Independent Oil Co
Towa Culvert & Pipe Co
Joyce Lumber Co
Mater- Pmn Hss Slields
Lindsey Machine Shop
D. J. Lee
Massena Terete Co
Middle States Utilities
Tolly
Ees
H. P. Malone
J. O. Mountain
W. Bell Telephone Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Cas
Harry R. Pollock
R.O. W
Tire & Battery
Jobes Tire & Electric Shop
Koch Bros
J. W. Luke & Son
C. E. Malone
P. M
Meyer
John Miller
Miller - Hasselbalch Co
Howard McDermott
E. Parker
W. H. Pierce
Railway Express Agency
B. H. Robinson
Gimp Snyder to testify in Etting case on Little Lady
In Los Angeles on June 19 the jailed Martin Snyder known as Colonel Gimp is to be brought to court to discuss Ruth Etting and the alleged romance with Myra Alder man. He faces potential 1 to 20 year sentence for a prior shooting as he weighs whether to testify about the Little Lady saga and Alma Alderman. In Story City Iowa a man, John Bellevedla, died from a crushed skull after a tree fell during a storm while he tried to rescue puppies.
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Los Angeles
Martin
Gimp” Snyder
Ruth Etting
Myra
Snyders
Story City
N. S
John Beilevelda
Verne Healy
Boone County
Bellevelda
Binders Permissible When Cutting Hay
Cass County agricultural conservation committee announced a change from mower only to allow binders for cutting small grains for hay, provided no twine is used. State AAA committee confirmed cooperation with the government farm program. hay must not be bound into bundles.
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AAA
Cass County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Those who desire extra copies should notify this office in advance so the supply will not be exhausted.
Norman Thomas Declines Socialist Presidential Run
Norman Thomas announced he will not seek the Socialist nomination for president. He suggested Roosevelt may seek a third term, warned of rising fascism in the United States after 1940 if economic conditions worsen, and predicted high unemployment unless recovery accelerates.
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Angeles
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Roosevelt
United States
Funeral services for Dr James Fredercck Law
Funeral services for Dr James Fredercck Law 62 local veterinarian who died Saturday in the Jones hospital will be held at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at the Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home with the Rev J A Morse officiating Burial will be in the Lewis cemetery
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James Fredercck Law
Jones Hospital
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
J. A. Morse
Lewis Cemetery
Funeral for Elwood Ward in Lewis features out-of-town mourners
Elwood W. Ward of Lewis had a Sunday funeral with pallbearers Sidney Russell Robert Graham Frank Berry Art Kirkoff Ernest Odem and Burd Shannon. Music by A A Smith John Breckenbaumer Mrs Ruby Quinn and Mrs Bert Upson. Out-of-town attendees included Charles Ward Bernice Purbeauee Guthrie Oklahoma Ray Ward Topeka Kansas and others.
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Elwood W. Ward
Lewis
Sidney Russell
Robert Graham
Frank Berry
Art Kirkoff
Ernest Odem
Burd Shannon
A. A. Smith
John Breckenbaumer
Ruby Quinn
Bert Upson
Charles Ward
Bernice Purbeauee
Guthrie
Okls
Ray Ward
Topeka
Kan
Mac Ward
Red Oak
David Ward
Kansas City
Nick Dart
Bert Helmer
St. Joseph
Frances Ward
Esther Mills
Myrtle Smith
Omaha
Blanche Smith
Beasie Vernon
Art Smith
Albert Smith
Council Bluffs
Ida Kirk
Trixie Hinkel
Earl Kirk
Paul Davis
Atlantic
John Toft
Alva Peterson
Griswold
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