Davenport Air Crashes Hurt Aviator and Kills Manager
Davenport brief reports an aviator Louie Bader injured Sunday when a Davenport School of Aviation plane crashed. The construction manager of the plant, BeSBwell, was killed. Dr. Burk states the manager is barely holding his own. Additional Iowa notes cover drug raids, school closures, a new Hampton church, Keokuk to Burlington freight ships, Bohemian Fraternal convention in Cedar Rapids, and more minor incidents across cities.
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Davenport
Louie Bader
Davenport School of Aviation
Ghett 3Besswell
O. Burk
Rodkieland
Tienda
Tri-Citiea
Millionaire Texan Showcasing His Jersey Cattle for Waterloo Event
Waterloo Indiana September reports say Keon will compete for prizes at the Dairy Cattle congress to be held October 1 through 7. The Fal forrias farm herd of 32 top Jersey cattle will travel to Waterloo September 16 under the care of a high paid herdsman and assistants. The Texas millionaire owner farms over 1,900,000 acres with Jersey cattle and a thousand head of parebred beef cattle, plus sheep, horses, hogs and chickens.
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Waterloo
Keon
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jereey
Alfurring
Texag
Falforrias
Texas
Jersey
Marne News Notes Recap Segments From Local Borough
Marne notes list residents who joined Atlantic High School newcomers Miss Alving Peterson Bernice Rea son Beatrice Rea son Irene Pardee Stewart Traitor of Atlantic visited downtown Miss Mattis Younker worked in Atlantic recently Mr and Mrs Rob Reason and Misa hots Marvin drove to Atlantic Henry Goodwin arrived from Arkansas Fred Moon and children visited Atlantic Emma Anderson returned to Atlantic for school Rev Geo Reed and John Groat left for Illinois for a relatives visit Mrs Read and Mrs Groat to accompany them Harvey Winchester and family attended Atlantic matters Ray Buaden returned from Illinois and Grinnell Goodwin Johnson and sister Vivian returned from Hollandale Grace Trailor of Omaha visited Murray Trailer and family went to Des Moines Will Young and family and Matilda Nelson visited Atlantic Emma Anderson returned from Omaha after two weeks with relatives families of John Johnson Rube Schmidt and daughter Odeal visited Atlantic Saturday.
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Marne
Atlantic High School
Alving Peterson
Bernice
Beatrice Reason
Irene Pardee
Stewart
Atlantic
Down
Mattis Younker
Rob Reason
Misa Hots Marvin
Henry Goodwin
Arkansas
Fred Moon
Emma Anderson
Geo. Reed
John Groat
Goodwin Johnson
Vivian
Hollandale
Wis
Misa Grace Trailor
Omaha
Prof
Fes
Fanttie
Will Young
Mies
Matilda Nelson
Murray
Des Moines
Migs
John Johnson
Rube, Schmidt
Odeal
Civil Service Examinations Open for Ordnance Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Ordnance Department positions in Washington. Salaries range from 480 to 3600 dollars yearly for roles including mechanical engineers, draftsmen, inspectors, clerks, and assistants. Applications welcome by mail. examinations rated on education, training, and experience.
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Ordnance Department of the Army
Civil Service 7 Commission
Ordnance
War Capar
Office of the Ordnance, War Department
Washington, D. C
Aim Uitech “Steel
United States Civil Service Commission
Board of
Cvil Service Examiners
United States ‘Civil Service Commission
Bally dispute over New York estate attracts Talley interest
A.H. Talley, formerly of Iowa Town, now a Northwestern Railroad flagman at Ames, seeks ownership of a New York property valued over 10 million dollars. He claims the Edwards family heirs are stalling, with decades of leases and branches to prove his right through his mother's will. Talley aims to contest the title via proper channels, expecting to regain control within a year.
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Nevada
Iowa
New York
Bally
Northwestern Railroad
Ames
Talley
Robert Edwards
Edwards
Heira
Edward
Cass County Fair Edition Distribution Reminder
The office offers copies of the Cass County fair edition wrapped and ready for mailing at a rate of 1k per FW copy. Officials note bulk orders and mailing fulfillment are available for local distribution.
Union Power and Light Incorporation at Omaha
Omaha Neb Sept 133 The Union Power and Light company of Omaha was incorporated with capital stock of 2 million dollars. Incorporators are Walter B. Roberts Willis Todd H Davis C T Kountze and T L Davis. This holding firm owns plants in eleven towns across Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota and buys wholesale for all plants to cut costs.
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OMA
Neb
Union Power and Light Company of
Omaha
Walter B. Roberts
Willis Todd
H Davis
C. T. Kountze
T. L. Davis
Nebraska
Towa
South Dakota
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Hampton
Xeokuk
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Bosta
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St Louis
Chdar Rapids
C. BR. J
Laurie’ Becker
Geneva
Minneappolis
St. Louis
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Backer
Qedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Hero
West Liberty
Merle Michener
Louis Hapfer
W. A. McMahon
BR. M. Baker
Michener
Kapfer
Iowa City
Apinal Tisaue
A. H. Pear-son
Clair Horne Garrett
Trinity Episcopal Church
Garrett Willeave
Concord
Masy
Sam
Roland
Roland Schaalein
West
Liberty
B. C. Nichola
Weat Liberty
Lowden
Ulinola
State University of Iowa
Bill
Chicago
United States Civil Service Examination
Purcell Jewelry
LaVists -Placa
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McGavney
Dean McGagney
State University
Army
Navy
Webster City
Webster “City
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Tratta Commission
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