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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1933

Page

25

House factions clash over liquor control bill

Informal session in Omall discusses a proposed Iowa liquor control act. Delegates debate a nine member control commission and the authority of state power versus local government. The bill would define beer as a malt beverage over 3.7 percent alcohol and faced questions about police powers.

House Rep Speidel Washington Rep. Johnson Linn Yager Dickinson Wir Creery Control Commission Commission Eifertad

Local ad touts Gly-Cas remedy for rheumatism and stomach trouble

An advertisement from the Thrifty Drug Store promotes Gly-Cas as a cure for rheumatic pain and stomach issues. It features a testimonial of improved appetite, sleep, and general health after using the product, urging readers to visit Corist Street and 3rd Avenue SE to learn more.

Saeed Reslaen Goris Corist St 3Rd Ave

Court Sentences NRA Related Case in Widespread Action

A court delivered a ruling affecting a National Rifle Association linked matter amid a broad set of actions. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR text but reference to judges and legal proceedings imply formal sentencing or judgment in a controversial case.

Oskaloosa Seeks PWA Funds For Power Plant

A historical notice shows Oskaloosa applying for Public Works Administration funding to construct a new power plant. The fragment references the project scope and local officials moving toward final approval and financing.

Oskaloosa PWA

Huey Says He Will Stay Out of Kemp Seat Fight

Senator Huey P Long said he would not participate in the contest over seating Mrs Bolivar E Kemp of Louisiana’s Sixth District. He indicated support for administration measures in Congress and noted he voted for most president measures last session. Kemp was elected to succeed her late husband. Sanders Jr was later named in an independent contest.

Washington Huey P Long Bolivar E. Kemp Louisiana Congress J. ¥. Sanders, Jr

West Liberty Couple Mark 59th Anniversary

West Liberty Mr and Mrs Perry Case observed their fifty ninth wedding anniversary in town. Mrs Case, born Eubra May Bigelow March 23 1856 near Newitt, lost her father in the Comanche tornado when she was five. They have eight children and are long time Iowa residents.

West Liberty Perry Case Mount Carmel

Frances Somer 79 Dies After Long Illness At West Union

Mrs Frances Somer 79 a lifelong West Union resident died Friday after a long illness. Survived by four sons and one daughter Carroll Beamer Wallace Idaho David Beamer Filer Idaho Clyde Beamer Chicago L C Beamer West Union and Mrs Walter Whiteford Spencer.

West Union Frances 'Somer Carroll Beamer Wallace Idaho David Beamer Filer Idho Clyde Beamer Chiraco L C Beamer Walter Whiteford Spencer

Property Transfers and Easement Covenants in Country Club Heights

J Elliott Davis and wife transfer to B D Sullman Lot 10 Block 6 Country Club Heights adding an easement along rear lines. Subdivision covenants include taxes liens spassm, maintenance of telephone and electric lines, and restrictions since 1927 1928. Frank Sadilek Jr and Astove Shuttleworth share one third interest in Lot 10 Burton Irr Surve and part NE section 27 83-7 with sale consideration.

Elliott Davis D. Sullman Orig Frank Sadilek Jr Astove Shuttleworth Dundiy Burtons

Couple Married 68 Years Have 171 Descendants

Terrence McCabe and Mary Ryan marked their sixty eighth anniversary in Decorah on Christmas day. The couple, married on a Bluffton township farm, have sixteen children born, eleven living, and seventy six grandchildren with eighty four great grandchildren, totaling 171 descendants.

Gazette Decorah Terrence McCabe Mary Ryan Bluffton Township McCabe Frank McCabe John Gossman William Kimball Canton Minn William McCabe Hesper Mike Gaul Preston Ed Roche Harmony Joseph McCabe Cresco Bertram Eugene McCabe Plymouth Rock William O'Brien Chicago Harry McCabe

Legislative bills cost four thousand four hundred each

Governor Herring pressed leaders in both chambers amid talks of tax revision, liquor control, and poor relief. Legislation costing 823000 for last regular session and 2578 city costs were noted as expenses. Senate leaders faced pressure to accelerate action on liquor control and tax reform.

DSS Seqinss CPT lessiTe Prvermce Fritar Sim Wes Leo J. Weems Sééitem Amc Assembly Senate House Herring

Snowfall Expected as Iowa Warms on Christmas Day

Des Moines reports rising temperatures Saturday will bring snow across Iowa after two cold days. Cities logged subzero lows with Keokuk reaching twenty four above, while forecast highs range from five to fifteen above in northeastern to southwestern sections. Snow is likely statewide but not heavy, per Federal Meteorologist Reed. In Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Miller celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary on December 24 at their home there.

Des Moines Siowey Iowa Charles City Sioux City Weather Bureau Keokuk Charles D. Reed Brooklyn Thompson Miller Harrisburg

Wade Schyvincht Wed In McCamey Texas Church

William E. Wade of McCamey Texas and Miss Elizabeth Schyvincht of Winthrop were married at the Baptist church Parsonage by Rev. L A Miller in a single ring ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. They will reside in Winthrop.

Independence William E. Wade McCamey Texas Elizabeth Schyvincht Winthrop Baptist Church L. A. Miller C Pp. Schyvincht

Temperatures Expected Mild Winter Says Government Meteorologist

Des Moines report quotes government meteorologist Charles D. Reed predicting higher than normal temperatures for January and February. Reed cites fifty nine years of September observations linking warmer Septembers to milder winter months and says the pattern suggests a relatively mild winter if trends hold true.

Spenal Des Moines al. Secorcins Charles D. Reed Hhere Januay Reed

Municipal Ownership League Pushes City Electric Plant Vote

Members of the Municipal Ownership League in Iowa City circulated petitions Friday urging the council to call a special election on a city owned electric light and power plant. The group seeks federal aid including a 30 percent gift and 70 percent loan for a plant estimated at 850000 dollars.

Eperisl Iowa City League Federal Public Works Administration Municipal Ownership League George Katzen- Meyer W. F. Boiler F. W. Meyers E. E. Reuter Earl Kurtz W. M. Rohrbacher Allan A. Tester

Halloran and Silleck announce engagement

The engagement of Miss Helen Silleck daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Garrison Silleck Jr to Joseph Halloran son of Mr and Mrs F L Halloran Clinton Iowa was announced Friday Halloran is a Harvard graduate and an officer of the National City bank Silleck is a noted golfer and skater

HEW York Helen Silleck Henry Garrison Silleck Joseph Halloran F. L. Halloran Clinton Silleck Halloran Harvard The National City Bank

Iowa farmer's death blamed on careless or drunken driving

A Wapello county coroner's jury ruled that the death of William Thomas Riley, a local farmer, resulted from careless or drunken driving after his truck wreck on the Ormanville road. The driver was listed as unknown, and the jury urged a grand jury investigation. Jess J. Stirts of Floris/Saminer admitted being with Riley in the truck but gave unclear details. County officials expect charges as Sheriff and County Attorney pursue the case.

Ottumiwa Wapello County William Thomas Riley Ormanville Road Here Jess J. Stirts Floris

Gallagher Finds Speaker's Chair Is Pretty Warm Spot

J. P. Gallagher, an Iowa county Democrat and veteran lawmaker, sat in the speaker's chair for the first time during Speaker George Miller's absence. He led a turbulent session on separating the Iowa Farm Bureau federation from state and federal extension services and oversaw the passage of four bills. He said it was a pretty hot session for a beginner to break in on and he felt a little tired.

Hawkeye Street Project Gets New CWA Approvals

Iowa CWA announces approval of nine grading graveling and remodeling projects in seven counties. The largest job will employ 35 workers on sewer and paving in Missouri Valley Harrison County. Fayette County will fund street graveling on Hawkeye two miles with 20 workers at 2180 dollars and 10 workers on trenching and ditching in St. Louis. Friday's mails delivered 7 625 checks totaling 115 356.50 to counties with active CWA work.

DES Moines Iowa CWA Missouri Valley Harrison County Fayette County Hawkeye St. Lua.om

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