Iowa NRA Committee Sets Monday First Meeting
The Iowa NRA committee announces its first meeting on Monday to clarify board duties. Marshall Miver, secretary of the local trades and labor assembly, says preparations have begun and that officials will discuss applications and regulatory responsibilities.
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Grinnell Scout First Iowa Boy to Earn Gold Medal
Wheeler rescued Archie Stevenson and Roger Grufty from drowning at a local reservoir in September 1932 earning the first Gold Medal in Iowa scouting. The event, witnessed by the Cour of Honor, marked a historic presentation as many central Iowa troops were expected to participate. Wheeler is the son of Mr and Mrs E G Wheeler.
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Mt Vernon Powwow Day Planned for Sept 1
Mt. Vernon officials announce Powwow Day on September 1 featuring afternoon and evening powwows by the Pama Indians and a baseball game between the Indiars and the Dome team. The event is sponsored by the American Lesson pass and includes a parade through town.
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Funeral rites held for Mire Daniel Anderson in Davenport
Funeral services Wednesday for Mire Daniel Anderson were held at her son Charles E Anderson’s home in Davenport. The service was conducted by a minister, with many relatives in attendance including descendants of early Iowa settlers.
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Two Golden Weddings Celebrated At Decorah
Two golden wedding anniversaries were celebrated at Decorah. Mr and Mrs Me Treter of MadiseTown observed their sixty-year union on August 20 1883. The event drew neighbors and relatives who shared memories and well wishes.
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Clayton County Club Women Attend Wildlife School
One hundred twenty five Clayton County federated club women attended the Wildlife School on McGregor Heights. Following lunch they toured the school and rode on the Mississippi on the Downs. The group included Elkader Guttenberg Strawberry Point Monona Farmersburg Volga and McGregor. Dr P L Seaman of Prune du Chien spoke on past presidents and their families, recounting stories of Jefferson Davis and Zachary Taylor connected to Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chien, and Louisville.
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Delay Charges On McGuire Shooting For Eye's Recovery
County Attorney Marsin Levsen said he would delay filing charges against Tullos McGuire until Harvey Eve’s condition improves. Eve was shot by his employer McGuire on Tuesday night after returning from town with Eve’s family. Hospital reports list Eve’s condition as fair with possible rib fracture and no bullet near the backbone.
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Maquoketa Man Sentenced Five Years For Chicken Theft
A Maquoketa man, 28, received a five year term after pleading guilty to chicken theft. He admitted taking poultry from a local farm and was sentenced by the district court this week.
Sou'a Students To Be Graduated Aug. 24
A partial OCR listing shows a graduation notice for Sou'a students set for August 24. The fragmentary text names institutions and individuals but is not fully legible, leaving the exact roster and degrees unclear.
Baby Clings to Pipe to Survive Well Rescue
A year and nine month old boy Marvin James Karkash fell from an iron well cover into four feet of water and hung to a pipe for fifteen minutes until Frank Melsha rescued him three miles east of here. He was badly bruised and doctors feared pneumonia.
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Prohibition Officials Work While Department Fate Unclear
DES MOINES UP eighteen federal prohibition employees were at work Thursday but unsure which government department would oversee them. Word from St Paul to keep the office open pending developments followed by an Monday notice that the department would be abolished. Local officers suspect the job would move under the prohibition bureau of the justice division of investigation.
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Benton Stores Adopt Uniform Working Hours
A Benton county code of hours was adopted by ten town representatives. The Benton Retailers Association, led by Roy Cameron of Vinton, approved 7 am to 6 pm general hours with 10 pm closing on Saturdays and concert nights, with no Sunday openings for food stores.
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Dubuque Centennial Pageant Show Opens With Large Cast
Dubuque celebrates its centennial with a three night pageant Julien Dubuque Miner of the Mines of Spain at the municipal athletic field written by H G Laneworthy and produced by Rogers. Georgia Lyon presides as centennial queen. Events include pioneer dinner 4 H dinner eighth grade graduation with Agnes Samuelson state superintendent and over 200 diplomas. Ambrose O Connell spoke. Friday features dedication of federal building and more. Saturday river carnival sports lead miners drill daylight fireworks swimming and diving contests final pageant night.
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Risley Recovers From Illness in Des Moines
John P Risley Iowa adjutant and assistant adjutant general of the G A R is slowly recovering from neuritis that confined him to his Des Moines home since last Saturday after a sudden illness at his state house office.
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Waterloo School Budget Reduced 16.4 Per Cent
Waterloo board adopted a 1933 34 operating budget of 215269 dollars for Waterloo schools at a public hearing. The budget is 42110 dollars or 16.4 percent lower than last year’s appropriation.
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Baldwin Man Pays 125 For Hug At Legion Convention
William Yawlin of Baldwin Iowa paid a 125 fine after attempting to hug Dorothy Meyers in Dubuque business district. He persisted despite resistance, broke Meyers spectacles and shattered a store window, claiming to be a visitor at the American Legion convention.
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Depositions Taken From Three AMBA Chiefs in Merger Case
Three ex-officers of the Modern Brotherhood of America Albert Hass A L Sherin and E A Bell gave depositions in Cedar County Court related to a merger with the Independent Order of Foresters. Plaintiffs seek 890000 from a special reserve fund credited to policy holders. The witnesses refused to answer questions on alleged money payments and special contracts tied to the merger.
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Second District Democrats Picnic Set For August 27
Davenport reports the first annual Second District Democratic picnic on Sunday August 27 at the Maysville picnic grounds ten miles west of Davenport. Sponsored by the Scott County Jeffersonian society with Walter H. Bease as committee chairman. Races baseball games and a dance planned. Speakers to be secured.
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Iowa Newsmen To Vote On NEA Code
About 300 Iowa publisher-printers travel to Des Moines for a final discussion and vote on the National Editorial association printing code. The code proposes a 40 hour week and minimum wages of 45 cents for men and 30 cents for women, with an emergency 520 hour limit.
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Chicago Insurance Salesmen Fined for False Pretenses
L S Lippman and Max Banks of Chicago were fined 150 dollars each by District Court Judge Carl Seiger after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. They persuaded G E Fisher of near Shellsburg to write a nonaccount check for Iowa Auto Club membership and were ordered to refund money from sixteen other insurance applications.
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Picnic at the Jinoutek Home Near Fairfax Attended by Local Families
A Fairfax area picnic Sunday gathered the families of Frank Kubec Frank Dostal Emil Sadecky John Lnenicka Joe Lnenicka Ed Blaze Frank Zak Rud Andrele Tom Mackey Joe Staskel Bob Lockart and the extended Miller Russell and Raynor families including Earnest Monica Jo an Junior Anna Marvil Marion Russell Lucille Pauline Raynor in attendance.
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Bob Lockart
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Monica
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Cedar Falls Marks 80th Birthday With Parades Pageant
Cedar Falls celebrates its 80th anniversary over two days. Lieut. Gov. Kraschel will speak at a noon community picnic, followed by a 150 unit historical parade. A historical pageant on the Town State Teachers college field opens Thursday evening. Friday features an all state band contest with 20 bands and prize classes.
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Garden club leads Tipton youth gardening program
Fifty children in Tipton learn gardening under the Garden club, with Mrs. H. L. Huber as president. Dr. Henrietta Gordon and Mrs. Joe McCormick assist, and Mrs. Oscar Wills oversees the junior gardeners.
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Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An ad article touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy to stimulate two pounds of bile daily. It claims failing bile digestion causes sourness, gas, blemishes, and headaches, promising relief by aiding bile flow with gentle vegetable extracts. The copy instructs asking for Carter's Little Liver Pills and features a red label, priced 25 cents.
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