Plan to Build 800 Acre Park Near Solon and Lake
A state sponsored plan proposes an 800 acre park near Solon with an artificial lake. A Reforestation camp of 200 workers moves from Town City to clear timber for lake creation and barracks. The project, led by Dr E J Anthors, targets Bel Grove township four miles northeast of North Liberty and four miles west of Sowa, serving a 100000 population within fifteen miles.
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Bel Grove
North Liberty
Sowa
Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
E J Anthors
Guardsmen Begin Manual Encammpment at Camp
The 132nd Infantry and 113th Cavalry began rifle practice and combat maneuvers on Monday as Maj. Gen. M. A. Tinley of Council Bluffs directed the camp. Four days of training were planned, with units including the 168th maneuvering in tactical drills.
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M A Tinley
Council Bluffs
Bandits Shoot Oil Station Attendant in Marshalltown
An oil station attendant, Thatcher, was shot through the shoulder and neck during a Sunday holdup in Marshalltown. He was forced to hand over about 35 dollars from the cash register and is hospitalized with uncertain recovery as police investigate two suspects who fled the scene.
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Marshalltown
Thatcher
Mar
Holy Trinity parish Labor Day celebration in Walford
Special to The Gazette Walford Holy Trinity parish holds its annual Labor Day event with a chicken dinner served by parish women in ARS hall at 11:30. Merle LeFors will entertain in the afternoon with games and contests. The local band led by Rev J P Sinde archiyplas will perform and a dance is planned at 8 pm.
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Walford
Holy Trinity
Ars Hall
Merle LeFors Acnalarit
Grames and Cortests
J P Sinde Archiyplas
Wil Bean
Tipton Reader's
Cedar Rapids
Vainio
George Adar
Ere
Bock
Reek
Frayed OCR Snippet Hints at Street Talk
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered letters and symbols, lacking clear names, places or events. It appears to be an unreadable snippet with no verifiable nouns or context to frame as a news item or public notice.
Four Persons Hurt In Crash Of Four Cars Near Waterloo
Four people were injured when four cars were involved in a crash near Waterloo. One victim suffered possible punctured lungs. his wife was severely injured with serious scalp wounds. Irene Evans, 39, sustained ten fractures. The crash occurred when a car driven by W F Zeweske of Fairbank was forced off the road or struck by a hit and run driver. A third car stopped to aid, and the Wiegand car rear collided into it.
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Terlo
St Fran
St Ca
Emmet Bartels
Presbyterian Hospital
Irene Evans
W F Zeweske
Fairbank
Wiegand
Waterloo Firm Seeks 50000 Preferential Sum On Closed Bank
The Cutler Hardware company of Waterloo seeks in federal court here a preferential payment of 50000 from the receivership of Commercial National Bank of Waterloo. The suit claims liberty bonds of that amount belonging to the hardware firm were placed in the bank's assets without the firm’s knowledge or consent.
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Dubuque Tins
Cuter Hardware Company of
Waterloo
Commercial National Bank of Waterloo
Liberty
Commercial National Company
Cutler Company
Commercal National Compan
Pet
Governor Christened "Big Bear" By Tama Indians
A gubernatorial christening ceremony honored Chief Bear, with Tama leaders and tribal members present. Edward Deven praised Governor Herrime’s entrance as a symbol of white and Native solidarity, while Young Bear spoke using an English-Indian translation. Dozens of dancers received recognition as youths joined the new tribe membership and the governor’s status deepened ties with the Tama community.
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Smeetr
Hermims
Ihe
Fk Geseraar
Edward Devenwrt
Emericg
Cribe
Elect Oelwein Girl To State Religious Office
Des Moines report on the annual conference of the religious group in Iowa. Eleven officers were elected including Frances Burr as president and Robert Wadkinson as vice president. Helen Wade as secretary and Max Beckman as treasurer were chosen amid the close of the somual conference.
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Oelwein
Des Moines
Iowa
Francs Burr
Rodert Wadkinson
Des Mommes
Wicemi
Helen Wade Oqvceiwem Tary
Max Beckman
Wiferloo
Vocational School Programs Hold Enrollment at Peak Level
Enrollment in the vocational education program remained near the peak set the previous year despite adverse conditions. The program served 15 051 students for the year ending Som Bioisk, with 13 617 in the prior year. Agricultural instruction reached 3 483, with 1 708 in evening classes and 565 in day trade and other courses. Homemaking instruction served 1 579 high school girls and 1 060 women in evening classes.
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Ste
Tmres Pram
Vocatanal
Moore Sais
Tipton Lecturer to Speak on Rural Schoolhouses and Oppermunii
Former Delaware county superintendent of schools will deliver two lectures at the rural teacher study center held in the high school auditorium. The topics are The Chefence of Oppermunii and Some Rural Schoolhouse-Heepers I Have Known.
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Tipton
W. A. Ocfie
Delaware County
Willeliver
Oppermunii
OWA Legion Seeks Doubling Vets Levy in Special Session
Iowa American Legion officials announced at a state executive meeting that the veterans relief tax levy should be increased to one half mill from a quarter, to offset expected higher county relief costs after federal compensation cuts. Leo J. Custer, newly elected state commander, presided, and campaign HQs were planned for Chicago next month.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
American Legion
Legion
Robert W. Corfield
Leo J. Custer
Cedar Rapids
Frank Maes
Vews
Coifesh
Chiesgo
Raz Murphy
Ira Grove
Iowa Legion
Haugen Estate Racks Up 3945 Acres Across Four States
The estate of late Congressman Gilbert N. Haugen files for probate in North Iowa district court in the largest such filing there. It includes 1945 acres across Iowa Minnesota Saskatchewan and North Dakota, plus town properties in Oelwein Kensett Northwood and McGregor. Administrator is L G Haugen, his son. Most of the land is free of encumbrance.
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Northwood
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
Canada
North Dakota
Oelwein
Kensett
McGregor
L. G Haugen
Haugen
Pays $5 Fine For Losing Police Chasers In Ditch
Elmer Fink led local city officials on a chase along Fairbank road last week ending in a judge court settlement. Fink paid a $5 fine after outwitting police by letting them pass his speeding car then turning around and fleeing, while officers failed to land the same trick.
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Gazette
Oelwein
Elmer Fink
Fairbank Road
Jay Cook
Fink
Colum bus schools start Sept 4 with Hel Norther named
Columbus Junction schools will open September 4 under the leadership of Hel Norther as superintendent from Cedar Rapids.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
H EL Norther
Cedar Rapids
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