Grant Wood Wins In Fair Art Contest Des Moines
Grant Wood Cedar Rapids artist wins $75 sweepstakes in Iowa state fair art contest as judging precedes fair opening. Land of oil landscapes and portraits feature among prizes. Edith Sternfeld Grinnell College wins $25 sweepstakes and $40 first in water color and pastel with Feeding the Chickens.
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Des Moines
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
God
Edith Sternfeld
Grinnell College
Marvin D. Cone
H. D. Jones
Cone
Jones
Parks
Towa City
Maurice Dillon
Desiree Ae
H. O. Croft
Iowa
Henry L. Engle
Chicago Galleries Association
Engle
Mary Nissen
Dorothea T. Marquis
Carl Flick
West Amana
John Bloom
DeWitt
F. F. McCray
Schaller
Jerry
Adrian J. Dornbush
Brother Malcolm
Conger Metcalf
Alice
Harriet Sargent
Grinnell
Lillyan Jacobs
Des Rapids
Arnold Pyle
Pauline E. Phelps
Independence
Alaska Puzzle Answers and Iowa Art Winners List
A puzzle grid lists clues and answers from Alaska with fifth month and other terms. The second section details prize winners from the Iowa State Fair art and design contest, with names such as Roy E Langley Primghar Mary Nissen Cedar Rapids Gerald Griffith Ames Kerry S Forman Des Moines and others, along with prize amounts and honors.
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Roy E. Langley
Primghar
Mary Nissen
Cedar Rapids
Adrian
Gerald Griffith
Ames
Coty
A. Maurine Dillon
Des Moines
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs D B Cannell 65
Funeral services for Mrs. D. B. Cannell, 65, were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev. R. A. Doss presiding. She is survived by her husband, a son Dorsey of near Sumner, two daughters Mrs. Louie Sarge and Mrs. W. C. Wells both of near Randalia, and several sisters and four brothers including Mrs. George Paul, Mrs. Adell Mittelstadt of Oelwein, Mrs. Jennie Shoger of Princeton Kansas, Josiah and Dudley Davis of near Oelwein, and George and Robert Davis of near Randalia.
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Randalia
D. B. Cannell
Methodist
R. A. Doss
Dorsey
Sumner
Louie Sarge
W. C. Wells
George Paul
Adell Mittelstadt
Oelwein
Jennie Shoger
Princeton
What Cheer Racers Fight Through Rough Pacing Races
Special to The Gazette events at Keokuk county fair report a tough pacing program with several heat times and mishaps. Winners include reeiginney Heagewood O Wah driver Hattie Son one and Peter Sundas Harris with Colonel Axtien and Brain Harvester. Notable injuries include a broken shoulder blade to Hair and multiple bruises as horses tangled near the quarter stretch. A cowboy from the rodeo helped lasso a recalcitrant horse. Hayesville beat Rose 2 to 0 in baseball. A Mount Auburn farmer, Arthur Dufresne, filed for bankruptcy in federal court with debts around 19 126.
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Keokuk County Fair
Reeiginney
Heagewood
O. Wah
Peter Sundas—Harris
Colonel Axtien
Brain Harvester
Bouckhaus
Boy Direct
Haines
Arthur David Dufresne
Mount Auburn
Local Health Doctor Moves to Suite 807 Dows Building
Emma Jewel Neal M D now located in Suite 807 Dows Building phone 4321. Firemen responded to a still alarm at 10 30 p m Tuesday at 1327 First Avenue SE where an overheated motor smoked. Minor damage reported. Property owned by Joe Castagna. Also an easy to read for rent sign advertised with rental ads.
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Emma Jewel Neal
M. D
Dows
First Avenue SE
Joe Castagna
Captain Stewart Confined to Home in Ill Health
Captain J. O. Stewart a Civil War veteran and former Soldiers Relief Commission member at 820 First Ave E has been confined to his home for weeks due to a knee injury from years ago and long standing ill health.
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Capt. Stewart
J. O. Stewart
First Avenue E
Soldiers Relief Commission
Captain Stewart
Generator and spark plug stolen from car in SW address
G N Wyatt at 724 Seventh Street SW reported to police that a thief removed the generator and a spark plug from his car on Tuesday night while it was parked at that address.
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G. N. Wyatt
Seventh Street
Seek Man With Car Disappears After Larceny Charge
Davenport police asked this department to watch for T. J. Harris of Davenport who rented a car and vanished Tuesday night. Harris is charged with larceny of the car and is believed to have a brother in Cedar Rapids per Davenport's communication.
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Davenport
T. J. Harris
Harris
Cedar Rapids
Traffic clash at Tenth Street and Second Avenue SE
A trailer truck driven by J. B. Walhof of Rock Valley Iowa was bumped into the curb by another car at 11:20 am Wednesday while turning toward a filling station. Walhof notified police the other driver fled the scene and could not be identified. The truck suffered no damage.
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Tenth Street
Second Avenue SE
J. B. Walhof
Rock Valley
Iowa
Walhof
Walhol
Drum Corps Exhibition Set at Harvest Home in Coggon
The Hanford Post American Legion Drum and Bugle corps will perform drills at the Harvest Home festival in Coggon on August 27. Afterward they compete against top drum corps at the Toledo fair on September 5, having placed third at Davenport on August 14.
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Coggon
Hanford Post American Legion
Toledo
Hanford Post
Davenport
Ed Waterbury Denies Gas Theft Charge in Linn County
Ed Waterbury pled not guilty before Justice G S Lightner on Wednesday to a charge of gas theft from Linn County. Prosecutor C E Sprague filed the information. Constable Bill Fleming arrested him. The case proceeds to trial on Thursday.
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Ed Waterbury
Linn County
G. S. Lightner
C. E. Sprague
Bill Fleming
Speeders Fined In City Court Rulings
Reckless driving charge against B A West reduced to speeding in police court on Wednesday. West fined 10 dollars plus costs. L H Langfitt of 700 Second avenue also fined 10 dollars and costs. W S Smith of Anamosa billed 15 dollars and costs. Mrs Carl Blair at J Street and Twenty-ninth Avenue SW fined 2 dollars and costs for double parking.
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B. A. West
West
L. H. Langfitt
Second Avenue
W. S. Smith
Anamosa
Carl Blair
J Street
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Receiver Asked In Suit Over Klein's Smartwear Insolvency
Kenneth Strang as assignee of Regal Garment filed in superior court on Wednesday to appoint a receiver for Klein's Smartwear, asserting insolvency. Judge Thomas B. Powell set August 26 for the receiver hearing and the petition seeks judgment of 25 dollars, with 9.50 owed to Regal.
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Klein’s Smartwear
Superior Court
Kenneth Strang
Regal Garment Corporation
Strang
Thomas B. Powell
Klein’s
Regal Company
Foreclosure Sought On Promissory Note By Palmer
Mrs. Sadie W. Palmer asked the superior court for foreclosure of a chattel mortgage and judgment of 79.07 against Arthur E. Jones and Della Jones. The petition states a promissory note for 83.40 was signed and 79.07 remains unpaid.
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Sadie W. Palmer
Arthur E. Jones
Della Jones
Superior Court
Studies Recreation System Visited by Former Nebraska Coach
James Lewis, ex assistant track coach at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, visited Cedar Rapids Tuesday to study methods used by the local playground commission. Lewis has accepted a position as director of recreation in Lincoln.
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James Lewis
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Lewis
Ation
Lincoln
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