Iowa income tax receipts jump in five month period
Des Moines reports a half million dollar rise in Iowa income tax payments for the first five months of the 1935 fiscal year. Five month total reaches 1,540,550 with November at 371,487. processing taxes rise sharply, boosting overall internal revenue to 12,180,741 versus 3,417,501 a year earlier.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Charles D. Huston
Federal Internal Revenue Collector
Huston
Farm Woman Fatally Burned Near Floyd
Mrs. C A Stiles, 40, of Floyd area, died in a local hospital from burns received Thursday evening while adjusting a gasoline pressure lamp. Her husband rushed from the barn to save their children. he saved Verna, 10, who escaped with only minor burns.
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Charles City
C A. Stiles
Floyd
Mount Vernon Masonic officers updated at lodge meeting
Newly elected officers of the Masonic Lodge in Mount Vernon include Worshipful Master Lloyd Kent and Noble Grand Merrill Garrett. Elected Wednesday evening, other officers areClarence Bohlander senior warden L E Bigger junior warden Harry Hartung secretary G L Hill treasurer C E Hedges trustee James McCutcheon retiring master. James Burge retiring Noble Grand.
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Mount Vernon
Lloyd Kent
Clarence Bohlander
L. E. Bigger
Harry Hartung
G. L. Hill
C. E. Hedges
James McCutcheon
Noble Grand
Merrill Garrett
G Towne
Frank W Moore
J F Keve
C W Heller
Jim Burge
Noble
Sigourney
Will H. Needham
Sigourney Eastern Star
Frank A. Turner
N. R. Miles
Millie S. Haffner
C. C. Williamson
Paul O. Weller
Wilbur Cooke
Toledo
W. H. Batcher
Tama County District Court
Lloyd E
Audrey Brown
Shell Lake
Wis
Batcher
York Township
Butcher
Isabell Higgins
Daughters of Union Veterans
Elmer Langford
Lon Pfaff
Addie Crouse
Dick Clary
Edward Dunker
Frances Swails
Florence Boegel
George Burdine
Lamb-Behounek couple wed in Kansas City ceremony
Floyd Lamb of Belle Plaine and Lilian Behounek of Chelsea wed in a Kansas City ceremony on Thanks waving day. Mrs Lamb is Chelsea High School graduate. Mr Lamb helped run a Belle Plaine area farm with his father.
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Belle Plaine
Floyd Lamb
George Lamb
Lilian Behounek
Charles Behounck
Chelsea
Kansas City
Lamb
Chelsea High School
Gambling Machines Removed From Iowa City Stores
Iowa City Friday saw removal of gambling machines from local stores after complaints by the state bureau of investigation. Police Chief W H Bender and Sheriff Don McComas ordered their removal amid allegations of student gambling linked to a university newspaper story.
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Iowa City
State Bureau of Investigation
W. H Bender
Don McComas
Iowa
University of Town
Eugene A Gilmore
Indians Entertain At Vinton Club Dinner
Two hundred men and boys attended the Vinton Fish and Game club banquet featuring Mesquakie Indians from Tama led by George Young Bear. Chief Poweshiek and Mrs Young Bear performed songs and a lullaby while talks covered tribal history and local fishing and hunting lore.
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Vinton
Poweshiek
George Young Bear
Powesheik
Young Bear
Fred Brown
Tobin
Leo Logan
Cedar Rapids
Steppe
Jesup
State Fish and Game Commission
Don Wells
Vinton Lions Club
Carlton Knupp
Greater Vinton
Strawberry PooOINT Friendship Camp Elects Officers
PooOINT friendship camp No 232 R N of A met Wednesday evening electing Oracle Mrs Clara Cripps Vice Oracle Mrs Eva Balluff Past Oracle Mrs Flora Barker Chancellor Mrs Martha Jordan Recorder Mrs Florence Blanchard Receiver Mrs Grace Duncan Marshal Mrs Clara Steward Inner Sentinel Mrs Kate Hennessy Outer Sentinel Mrs Hulda Os Larne Manager for three years Mrs Ida Opperman Physicians Drs Howard Hotz and Cresswell and musician Mrs Beulah Tucker were named.
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R. N of A
Oracle
Clara Cripps
Eva Balluff
Flora Barker
Martha Jordan
Florence Blanchard Recever
Grace Duncan
Clara Steward
Inner Sentinel
Kate Hennessy
Outer Sentinel
Hulda Os Larne
Ida Opperman
70 000 Iowans Now Own Liquor Permits
AP reports Iowa liquor commission chair Harold M. Cooper said over 70 000 people hold purchasers permits since July 1. Main Des Moines store led with 11 413 dollars, followed by Council Bluffs and Sioux City. November permits totaled 11 735 with other city totals listed.
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Des Moines
Harold M. Cooper
Iown Liquor Commission
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Mississippi River
Davenport
Yith
Burlington
Dubuque
Clinton
Muscatine
Cooper
Marshalltown
Mason City
Creston
Carroll
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Newton
Perry
Boone
Webster City
Charles City
Cherokee
Missouri Valley
Iowa City
Centerville
East Des Moines
National Health Education Conference Set At Iowa City
The American Child Health Association will sponsor a national health education conference in Iowa City linked with the Iowa state conference on child development and parent education at the University of Iowa next June. The event runs June 19 to 22 with about 200 invited delegates and lectures and round tables for the state meeting, drawing more than 500 attendees and featuring nationally known experts.
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Iowa City
American Child Health Association
University of Iowa
George T Stoddard
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Middlewest
Riverside death toll marks life of Albert Schmidt
Albert Schmidt 66 of Riverside died at his home after a paralytic stroke he suffered a week earlier. Born near Riverside, he lived his entire life in the community. Survived by widow Theresa Hausler, three children Amelia August and Anna Thomann, and a sister. He was a member of St. Mary’s church and Holy Name society.
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Riverside
Albert Schmidt
Otto
Theresa Schmidt
Theresa Hausler
Portsmouth
Amelia
August
Anna Thomann
Schmidt
St. Mary’s Church of Riverside
Holy Name Society
Mercury 14 Degrees Below at Decorah
Decorah records 14 below zero Friday morning as sub zero weather grips Iowa. Mason City hits 13 below at 5 am while Charles City Fort Dodge and Waterloo also register sub zero readings. Warm forecast brings relief with not so cold Friday night and milder Saturday.
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Iowa
Mason City
Charles City
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Midwest
Solon Woman's Brother Dies At Wheel Of Truck
Charles A Payne 42 collapsed from a heart attack while driving a tow truck pulling an unoccupied car. His uncontrolled vehicle struck a curb and hit a stone wall in front of a residence. He is survived by his wife, a son Harry of Perry Iowa, his mother Mrs John Lawson of David City Nebraska, a brother Frank of Plattsmouth Nebraska, and three sisters Minnie Eddleman of Council Bluffs Iowa Florence Kissler of Solon Iowa and Elsie Polk of Oshkosh Nebraska.
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Council Bluffs
Charles A. Payne
Payne
Harry
Perry
John Lawson
David City
Neb
Frank
Platt
Traer Commercial club selects L H Geyer as president 1935
Traer L H Geyer Rock Island station agent is named president of the Traer Commercial club for 1935. He is chosen by a five member committee including Dr R C Byrnes C E Naylor E H Boettcher R J Smith and Elmer Taylor Jr. Geyer succeeds Dr Byrnes who has led the club for two years. Dean P Thomas will replace Maurice Bordewick as secretary.
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TRAER
L. H. Geyer
Rock Island
Traer Commercial Club
Geyer
R. C. Byrnes
C. E. Naylor
E. H. Boettcher
R. J. Smith
Elmer Taylor
Poor Relief Taxes Rise Sharply in Iowa Over 30 Years
Iowa taxes for poor relief jumped from 500000 to 5 million annually over thirty years. Earl E. Cornwall of the state comptroller's office said next year levies would be between 5 million and 6 million, based on 1934 expenditures and the higher 1% mill maximum approved by the legislature.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Earl E. Cornwall
State Comptroller’s Office
Cornwall
Des Moines Driver Sentenced for Tama Stabbing Affray
Tama county district court Judge Carl B. Stiger gave six months in county jail to Des Moines cab driver Gets Kobylasz for assault with intent to cause great bodily injury. He pleaded guilty after being jailed since Oct 7 for stabbing 21 year old Tommy Rose in Tama during a quarrel over Dorothy Davis.
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Toledo
Jan Kobylasz
Des Moines
Carl B. Stiger
Tama County
Kobylasz
Grand Jury
Tommy Rose
Tama
Dorothy Davis
Purity Oats Seeks RFC Loan to Reopen Plant
Rep Eicher said RFC authorized about eighty thousand dollars for Purity Oats of Keokuk Iowa. The plant, closed, could reopen with working capital if RFC conditions are met. Completion depends on qualification for the loan.
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Washington
E. C. Eicher
Iowa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Purity Oats Company
Keokuk
Eicher
RFC
Hicher
Clarence Masons Elect 501 Officers for Next Year
Clarence Mt Hopelodge A F and A M No 501 met Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Names: Joe Nie W M Elmer Meyer Sr W Ernest Hasselbusch Jr W Charles Smith secretary George Hansen treasurer.
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Clarence
Mt. Hopelodge
A. F
A. M
No. 501
Joe Nie
W. M
Elmer Meyer
Ernest Hasselbusch
Charles Smith
George, Hansen
Democrats Spend More Than Republicans in Iowa Campaign
The Democratic State Central Committee spent 24 033.22 compared with 23 057.47 by the Republican Committee. Receipts totaled 23 410.74 for the Democrats and 23 172.22 for the Republicans. The Democrats began with 937.73 and ended with 315.25. Republicans showed a 114.75 balance. Major donors included Gov Clyde L. Herring and M W Hyland at 1000 each.
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Des Moines
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican Committee
Secretary of State
Democratic Committee
E. J. Feuling
Democratic Group
Pressey H. Frank
Clyde L. Herring
M. W. Hyland
Mose Cohen
Frank Comfort
Paul Richards
L. W.powers
Longley and
Frank
Robert McBirnie
Rising Sun lodge elects officers for coming year
Rising Sun lodge number 187 A F and A M in Hopkinton elected officers for the ensuing year led by Worshipful Master C T Smith. Senior Warden B A Moore and Junior Warden Ray Chaplin were named along with Secretary H L Main and Treasurer A C Martin.
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