Legislature to contest deficiency judgments in farm relief push
Iowa lawmakers plan a strong drive next session to end deficiency judgments to keep real estate as mortgage security. The move, backed by farmers, aims to lower interest rates, curb foreclosures, and extend delinquent tax periods while urging genuine farm relief and tax cuts.
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Des Moines
State General Assembly
Forts-Fifth
Associated Press
H. N. Hanson
Leland
Campaign expense reports show Robinson and Campbell figures
Des Moines AP reports congressman Ed Campbell of Battle Creek listed campaign expenditures totaling 430.20 dollars in his secretary of state filing. Congressman J T M Robinson, a Republican, reported expenditures of 985 dollars.
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DES Moines
Ed Campbell
Battle Creek
J. T. M. Robinson
Dysart Fire Harms Man and Damages Two Stores
A blast from an 8s heating stove in the Harder general store sparked a fire that burned a Dysart man and caused several thousand dollars in damage. The J M Tupper stock was damaged by water while both buildings suffered roof damage. Harder’s store and stock were insured.
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Dysart
Gazettes
Harder
Jones County Jury Finds Flammond Guilty Of Larceny
A Jones County jury returned a guilty verdict against Lloyd Slammond for larceny after hearing that he stole five hogs from Peter Von Sprecken on the Lotter farm east of Onslow. Sentencing is set for Thursday. The trial also covered the State versus Charles Sherman accusing him of selling intoxicating liquor on the street and transporting liquor.
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Anamosa
Lloyd Slammond
Hammond
Peter von Sprecken
Onslow
Charles Sherman
Sherman
Manchester Couple Observe Anniversary
Special to The Gazette Manchester Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson marked their golden wedding Sunday at home with forty relatives and friends after invitations from their daughter Mrs Joseph Kelleher present at the wedding. Mrs Thompson born Eva Lorraine Darling near Cottage Hill Dubuque county farmed briefly then lived in Strawberry Point Oelwein and the west before settling in Manchester.
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Manchester
Frank Thompson
Joseph Kelleher
Cox Creek
Clayton County
Strawberry Point
Oelwe
West
Legislators Split On Tax Cut Plans
Iowa lawmakers are divided on tax cut methods with a majority favoring economies to back tax relief. The interim committee urges sweeping cuts, including ending the decennial census and outside audits while shifting to continuous comptroller audits. Recommendations seek broader budgeting of all expenditures and reform of financial controls.
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Legislative Committee
Iowa
Dan Turner
State Board of Audit
Vicki Baum to Speak at Cornell College on Looking at Life
Vicki Baum arrives from Chicago to lecture at Cornell College chapel auditorium Thursday 8 p.m. Her talk titled Looking at Life examines how she gathers material after writing a Grand Hotel author spent six weeks as a Berlin Grand Hotel chamber maid to study real life.
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Mount Vernon
Vicki Baum
Berlin
Chicago
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Cornell College
Miss Baum
Cornell
Coney Island
Sanity Hearing Granted In Iowa City Boy Slayer Case
A sanity hearing for 16 year old James R. Martin of Iowa City ia will be held within days by Judge John Vanderwerp. Martin confessed to the slaying of Hans Nielson a filling station proprietor during a holdup on Nov 3. A vanity commission will report to the court on Dec 8.
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James R. Martin
Towa City
John Vanderwerp
Martin
Hans Nielson
Vanderwerp
Funeral held for local farmer John McShane
John McShane died Sunday at age 71 after a life in Paralta area. Born January 3, 1861 near Paraita Ia he married Effie Proctor in 1898 and raised six children. He helped build Paralta Presbyterian Church and is survived by his wife five sons one daughter three brothers and one sister.
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John McShane
Farmer
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Badger
McShane
Paraita
Effie M. Proctor
Mount Vernon
Paralta Presbyterian Church
Homer
Harold
Chicago
Robert
Floyd
Kenneth
Margaret White
Paralta
Henry
Nebraska
Charles
Cedar Rapids
Port of
Evalyn Perkins
Local Play Contest Chooses Two Cedar County Entries
At the Fare Bureau of Dayton township on Saturday evening the cast for An Economical Boomerang features August Kreinbring Esther Von Muenster Henry Von Muenster Eleanor Sawyer Willard Russell and Mrs Earl Elijah. Henry's Mail Order Wife stars Mrs Henry Britcher. The play with the most votes advances to the Cedar county contest in December directed by Mrs Merl Cashman.
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August Kreinbring
Esther von Muenster
Henry von Muenster
Eleanor Sawyer
Willard Russell
Earl Elijah
Henry
Henry Britcher
Cedar County
Merl Cashman
Directed verdict favors defendant in Trepkes suit
Albert Trepkes sued Court Neederhoff alleging negligence in approaching an intersection after a March auto accident near Wellsburg. Grun dy Center case heard Monday and Tuesday before Judge George Wood of Waterloo who directed a verdict for the defendant at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Trepkes sought 2200 dollars. The three men reside near Wellsburg.
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Albert Trepkes
C. O
Neederhoff
George Wood
Waterloo
Wellsburg
Trepkes
Court Neederhoff
Flavor of Mountain-Grown Coffees From West Coast Central America
West Coast of Central America produces rare mountain grown coffees with a winey tang and limited yearly supply. These plantations yield distinctive flavors not found in ordinary coffees. Folger's is suggested as a test, comparing three morning preparations to judge the taste.
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West Coast
Central America
Folger
Dean of Women at Grinnell Dies After Illness
Luella J. Read 52 longtime Grinnell College dean of women died of pleural pneumonia at Community hospital after a severe cold and pleurisy. Read born Shenandoah taught German then art and served as dean since 1919. Funeral Thursday at Herrick chapel with burial in Shenandoah.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Luella J. Read
Grinnell College
Miss Read
Shenandoah
University of Michigan
University of Berlin
Elbert Read
Henry Read
Robert
John 8. Nollen
Dean Read
Herrick Chapel
Foreign Scientists To Tour East Iowa
Dean George F. Kay of the University of Iowa will lead thirty five foreign scientists on a July tour of eastern Iowa. Delegates from the International Conference of Geologists will travel from Washington to visit Fort Madison Iowa City Cedar Rapids Independence Oelwein West Union and McGregor. Kay will point out glacial deposits and the four interglacial stages along with regional formations.
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Iowa
George F. Kay
University of
Fifteen Hogs Stolen At Clarence
A shipment of fifteen fat hogs bound for market was stolen at Clarence overnight with no trace found. The loss impacts a consignment scheduled to be marketed Tuesday. At Hazleton an Order of Eastern Star meeting elected officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs Pearl Goff and Worthy Patron Lynn Schermerhorn.
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Ker - Sunda
Furnace Tending Technique To Be Taught At Iowa U
Iowa City AP report says the University of Iowa will offer two new engineering courses on furnace anatomy and digestion with practical demonstrations in Kellogg dormitory boiler rooms. Students will remove coats and work directly with the furnace under college faculty guidance. no tuition charged.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University
Kellogg
College of Engineering
Rowley Couple Observe Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Rowley celebrated their golden wedding Monday with friends calling to extend congratulations. The couple, both longtime Rowley residents, have a son Dr. Floyd Smith a medical missionary in the Philippine Islands who sent a Manila telegram. They are active Presbyterians with Mr. Smith serving as church board secretary and Mrs. Smith leading the Ladies Aid Society.
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Rowley
Arthur Smith
Floyd Smith
Philippine Islands
Manila
Amana Church Society To Elect Board December 6
The Amana Church Society will elect a thirteen member board of trustees December 6 to take charge of the new corporation’s business affairs. All church, school and cemetery property has been deeded from the Amana Society to the new Amana Church Society, which is formed separately from the Amana Business Corporation.
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Woman Faints as Judge Grants Suspended Parole
In Des Moines Ida Richards a 49 year old mother of two fainted when Judge Russell Jordan announced a ten day jail term for stealing a 15 cent item from a department store the sentence would be suspended during good behavior.
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Des Moines
INS
Ida Richards
Russell Jordan
Gingerich Given FiveYear Sentence In Property Theft
George Gingerich was sentenced to five years in the men s reformatory at Anamosa after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property. Judge J G Patterson imposed the sentence in Washington IA. He and four others were tied to the theft of slot machines and contents in Wellman and Washington. The other four pled guilty and were paroled. Gingerich initially pleaded not guilty but changed his plea as jurors were drawn.
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Gazette
Washington
Ila
George Gingerich
Anamosa
J. G. Patterson
Gingerich
Wellman
Bank Bandit Leaves Estate Of 30000 Inheritance
Davenport Indiana man Wen Hills was killed in a bank robbery. Public Administrator Hal Crews obtained letters of administration after finding no known heirs. The $30000 estate faced a garnishment suit by the American Bankers Association claiming the funds derive from bank robberies, with the money currently in a Gary Indiana bank.
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Chicago
Duck Hunting Season Ends in Iowa At Sunset Wednesday
Iowa duck hunters close the season at sunset Wednesday after a two month limit set by the fish and game department. The season, opening October 1, produced modest returns for ducks geese brant Wilson and jacksnipe as an early November freeze pushed game south where open water remained, and most lakes and streams are now frozen.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Fish and Game Department
Iowa City Masons Celebrate 90th Lodge Anniversary
Iowa City Masons observe the ninetieth anniversary of their first meeting with an afternoon program featuring Prof. C. Ray Aurner C. Clark Louis Block and George D. Koser. In the evening Fred G. Hansen will address a banquet followed by a lecture by Charles M. Dutcher. Todville note: Springdale club met November 19 with extensive student and family performances and refreshments for eighty five attendees.
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Ruth Ditch
Lucile Olinger
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Maxine Maxson
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Verna Jean Burr
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