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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

7

Iowa proposes 3 percent gross sales tax for old age pensions

Des Moines Solon sponsors a bill to fund old age pensions with a 3 percent gross sales tax starting April 1, 1937. The plan would set a $45 monthly maximum, unite state and federal pensions, and require county boards to administer local pension programs.

DES Moines Iowa Iowa House of Representatives Milton W. Strickler Strickler County Boards of Supervisors

Lamont Man Held For Jail Break at Lamont

Kenneth Carr 27 of Lamont is jailed in Independence on jail breaking charges. Officials say he forced window bars apart and slipped through. Sheriff Hammelman reports Carr found hiding under a bed at a Lamont area farm home.

Independence (Ap Kenneth Carr Lamont Carr A. W. Hammelman

A. J. Gurney Former West Union Banker Dies in Wyoming

Special to The Gazette A. J. Gurney formerly of West Union and Fayette county banker for fifty years died at his Buffalo Wyoming home February 1. He is survived by his wife Allie O Hayes and son Forest H. Gurney both of Buffalo. Born August 1 1860 in Ohio he began banking in 1881 with Rawson and Rice at Brush Creek now Arlington. He joined the Bank of West Union in 1885 as bookkeeper later became assistant cashier and then cashier from 1914 to 1931. He and Mrs. Gurney lived with their son after 1931. He was a member of the West Union A F and A M lodge.

West Union A. J. Gurney Fayette County Buffalo Wyo Allie O. Hayes Forest H. Gurney Mr. Gurney Ohio Manchester Rawson and Rice Brush Creek Arlington Bank of West Union State Bank of West Union Gurney West Union A. F. & A. M. Lodge

Penetro Promoted as Strongest Cold Salve in Market

Advertisement touts Penetro as containing 113 to 227 percent more medication than rivals and describes counter irritant relief and aromatic vapors. It recommends asking druggists for Penetro in multiple sizes 35c 60c and $1 with a stainless snow white version for all ages. It notes Penetro products are made by PLOUGH Inc.

New Evidence Emerges in 1925 Indianola Murder Case

Sheriff reports two new leads in the Carlisle straw stack murder of July 24, 1925. Des Moines hotel employees identify Clarence Gift from a photo as the man who registered with a young red haired girl at the time. Gift, jailed in Salinas California, is held in Indianola as investigators pursue the case. An anonymous Des Moines bureau letter is also said to bear on the matter. County Attorney Wilson probes a possible victim named Esther who may have worked in a Chinatown restaurant in 1925. Gift maintains innocence, with investigators citing discrepancies in his account.

Indianola Lewis Johnson Carlisle Des Moines Johnson Clarence Gift Gift Salinas Calif W. W. Akers Bureau of Investigation Berkley Wilson Omaha Esther

Compulsory Auto Insurance Would Promote Safety

Des Moines AP Rep. Os car Johnson of Kanawha explains a bill requiring Iowa motorists to show financial responsibility before licensing. The plan sets minimum liabilities and ties insurance to driving tests to curb drunken driving and unsafe vehicles amid a highway death toll exceeding 500 last year.

Des Moines Oscar Johnson Kanawha Iowa Johnson State

Bible Printing History: Early Printers Publish Bible First

The Bible has been reprinted more than any other book. Early printers started their careers by issuing a few copies of the Bible to secure future publishing success.

Iowa Senate Backs Bipartisan Liquor-By-Drink Bill

A coalition of two Republicans and four Democrats introduces a liquor by the drink bill in the Iowa Senate. The measure would allow wet cities to issue licenses for buffets hotels and organized clubs with petitions and a city vote to authorize special balloting within 120 days after passage.

Iowa Daily Press Howard Baldwin Cascade Dubuque County Phil Roan Fort Madison Iowa General Assembly Roan House Baldwin Senate Des Moines Iowa Senate Max Geske McGregor T. F. Driscoll Farmington Morris Moore Walnut D. W. Kimberly Davenport George Parker Independence

Calif. woman funds dog licenses for needy in Council Bluffs

Mrs. T. F. Hardin of Los Altos once Council Bluffs started sending 13 dollars to City Clerk Ivan Bradford to buy dog licenses for indigent owners. She began this nine year habit after intervening to save a dog headed to the pound for lack of a license that had daily followed its master to school.

Council Bluffs

Tama County Grand Petit Jurors Drawn for 1937

Twelve Tama County residents were drawn for the 1937 grand jury with the March term starting March 1 under Judge B. O. Tankersley. A list of seventy-five petit jurors follows with reporting set for March 8 and case filings due by February 19.

Tama County Toledo Grand Jury Herman Arp John E. Benda E. W. Branch Gladbrook Charles Doe Montour Otto Hanson Clutter John F. Hayes Buckingham Henry Sorensen Garwin B. F. Mowry Charles F. McGrew Chelsea Fred J. Prusha Gus Timm Tama William P. Wilson Elberon B. O. Tankersley Marshalltown W. G. Allard Albert P. Benda Alma Benda Sadie Higgins Charles Hach William F. Houska Irving Clara Holtz Dysart Velma Harlow Alvin Jansen Frank Josifek Traer Glen Jaquay John Kerr Vince Kunch J. F. Kostlan Joe Krezek Ernie Kober Amy Kentner Dirk Lorenzen J. E. Lauderdale Paul Mathern James H. Musel Irene Mohrfeld Alesse Martin Traey T. P. Marsh Frank Morek Frank Novak Jr. Irving Grace Orcutt Will Powell Glen Paxton P. I. Petersen Frank Pennell Lee Parmenter Gilman Ed Pieper Edith Pryne Ray Rowden Marion C. Rucker Fred Sinat Reinbeck Donald L. Smith Fred Saver Cluetier Joe Schrier C. R. Tyler Gladys Thomas Henry Thede Otto Thadden Grundy Center Emma Upah Vining Peter Uhlenberg Oscar van DeWalle Sarah E. Whittaker Walter Westphalen Joseph Zeman

Helpful Acne Advice Promotes Resinol Ointment and Soap

Local skin care guidance recommends nightly washing with Resinol Soap and hot water, then cold rinse and gentle dry. Apply Resinol Ointment overnight to affected areas to aid healing and reduce recurrence. For over 40 years Resinol ingredients are said to be effective and available at drug stores with free samples by mail order from Baltimore Maryland.

Resinol Dept Itimore

Delay Opening Of Bids On Tama School

The Indian Bureau announced delay of bid opening for a Tama Reservation school in Tama Iowa to February 24. Bids had been due Tuesday but were postponed to allow redrafting of plans.

Tama Reservation Washington Tama Indian Bureau

Farm Hand Rescues Employer From Piled Corn

Dallas Center AP reports farm hand Ralph Thornsberry pulled employer Ralph J. Barrett from beneath a 20 foot shelled corn pile. Barrett nearly suffocated but recovered quickly after rescue.

Dallas Center Ralph Thornsberry Ralph J. Barrett Barrett

Father of Eleven Killed on Highway

Delmar Iowa AP Ernest Huling 50 a WPA worker and father of eleven was fatally injured Tuesday night when he stepped into the path of an oncoming car on highway 61 two miles south of Maquoketa He was believed to have dodged one car and was struck by another driven by George Schellenberger A coroner jury exonerated Schellenberger The incident recalls a near fatal fog accident two years earlier involving Huling and a truck slipping down a steep embankment

Delmar Ernest Huling Maquoketa Huling George Schellenberger WPA

Huling Dies After Injury While Hospitalized Recovery

After sustaining injuries in an incident, Huling spent several weeks in a hospital for treatment before his death.

Huling

Snow and Colder Weather Expected Across Iowa

Snow was falling in Sioux City and Council Bluffs as the state awaited light snow flurries from the federal weather bureau. After a brief thaw sub zero temperatures were forecast for Thursday with Keokuk at 28 and Iowa Falls at 6 above. Cloudy skies covered the state as the flurries moved eastward.

Des Moines INS Sioux City Council Bluffs Federal Weather Bureau Iowa Keokuk Iowa Falls

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DES Moines Solon Wyoming Penetro Plough, Inc St. Joseph Nurito May's Mays Tea Room Garrison American Legion and Auxiliary Red Cross E. B. Englebert Vinton Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Brethren Church Webb Naylor Farmers Mercantile Company Legion and Auxiliary Garrison Creamery Brethren Methodist Episcopal American Legion Legion Auxiliary Magnesia Ers Wight Baume Bengay Grove John Pine Bros Pacquin Dr. Scholl RCA Plun S. T
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