Plan Iowa Liquor System Similar To Canada's WOULD LICENSE BOTH PURCHASERS
AP reports a proposed Iowa liquor control bill to federally authorized manufacturers and sellers under state supervision. The plan mirrors Canadian models with county temperance committees issuing purchase permits for high and low content beverages, state stores, licensing, and a five member state liquor commission with seven year terms and 4800 dollar salaries. It sets permit types, fees, monthly purchase limits, and rules on where and how alcohol may be bought, including beer tavern limits and meals-only service for high content liquor.
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Bride Drowns As Husband Tries To Flee Police
KEOKUK AP The body of Mrs John Brown a 17 year old bride of five months was recovered Thursday after a launch capsized in the Mississippi while her husband attempted to escape police He was intoxicated when rescued and had grabbed a life preserver as the boat overturned Authorities say Brown was sought for an alleged assault on his mother and police pursued him in a river chase. A second brief item notes a Walther league winter conference at Grand Mound with speakers including Prof E H Engelbrecht and church leaders.
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River Forest
Ill
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Marvin Tolson
Kermit Eschbach
Bel le Plaine woman dies at 83 after long Illness
Mrs Christian Schmidt aged 83 a longtime Belle Plaine resident died at her home after a six months illness Born Catherine Miller in Germany April 9 1849 she came to America 1881 and settled first in Luzerne later moving to Belle Plaine Survived by husband four children and one brother Henry in Germany She was a Lutheran church member.
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Pete Smith
Jasper
Minn
Mary Moeller
Remsen
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Lutheran Church
Gieseking Delivers Brilliant Cornell Recital
Walter Gieseking impressed a Mount Vernon audience at Cornell College with extraordinary finger dexterity and lyrical nuance. The program featured Bach’s C minor Partita, three Scarlatti Sonatas, Beethoven Op 101, and Schumann Scenes from Childhood, with rapid encore demands from the crowd.
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Mount Vernon
Walter Gieseking
Cornell College
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Les
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Scarlatti
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Schumann
Tipton Rochester school burned. teacher Kensinger named
IOwA NEWS IN BRIEF reports Tipton Rochester No 2 school two miles north of Rochester destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Fire discovered late. no save. Loss partly insured. Miss Marie Kensinger listed as district teacher. Also: Harold Coffman, 16, injured after pony slip. broken leg, teeth, lip injuries. doctor summoned. Humor contest entries noted. Williams burg marriage of Leona Collingwood and Orville Teggatz celebrated. Coralville caucus nominates candidates for town election.
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Rochester
Marie Kensinger
Soutie
Harold Coffman
John W. Coffman
Wilton Junction
Margaret Hart
Muscatine
Lyle McCullouch
Ethelaus Hendericks
Betty Guthrie
West Liberty
Mary Scott
Dale Foster
Clifford Warner
Tipton Junior College
Williamsburg
Leona Collingwood
Harry Collingwood
Millersburg
Orville Teggatz
Albert Teggatz
Conroy
P. Greif
Albert Teggatt
Coralville
Willam Parsons
Raymond Bowers
J A Dean
Maynard Bovwerse
Fred Robinson Larence Alwine
Charles Kerthier
A T. Crawford
William Srrnetder
Man Who Pulled Gun In Court Is Sent To Asylum
Wenzel Jestrab, 60, declared insane by the county sanity commission after appearing in Judge H. E. Taylor's court with a gun. When refused $3,500 settlement for a property claim he said he would sit until he got his money, drew the pistol when the sheriff and judge entered, was disarmed, then committed to the state hospital for the insane in Independence.
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Crenshaw Succeeds Don Wood on Real Estate Commission
Des Moines Iowa secretary of state announces H H Crenshaw of Des Moines will become secretary of the real estate commission March 1 succeeding Donald L Wood of Cedar Rapids who has not announced future plans Crenshaw is vice president of Iowa Title Co and member of Polk County Democratic Central Committee He was once printer and publisher of Monroe County News Albia
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Iowa
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Monroe County News
Albia
Dawes Couple Marks Golden Anniversary in Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Wirt G Dawes celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home six miles west of town with dinner and an open house. He is 74, born in Ohio, moved to Iowa as a child, and the couple has three sons in Center Junction and Orla in Wyoming, plus two daughters fostered in their care, Mrs Maude Williams and Miss Lillian Sacora.
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Here
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Howard Center
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Howard County
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Lving
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Frank
Center Junction
Orla
Maude Williams
Williamstown
Lillian Sacora
Evanston, Ill
Parnell Kenny and Agnes Gallagher Wed at St Josephs Cosgrove
Kenny of Cosgrove married Agnes Gallagher of Parnell in St Josephs Catholic Church Parnell. Rev James A O Neill officiated with Joseph Kelly and Mary Hanson as attendants. James Quinn sang two solos as the couple plan to reside on the Kenny farm in Cosgrove after a short wedding trip.
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Martin Kenny
Cosgrove
Agnes Gallagher
Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
James A. O'Neill
Joseph Kelly
Mary Hanson
Williamsburg
James Quinn
Hugh Gallagher
Lawrence Kenny
Kenny
Release sought Friday for Hartzell in Drake estate case
Hartzell, jailed in Woodbury county, faces a Friday habeas corpus hearing before Judge A Lee Wyman in Sioux City. His lawyers seek release while prosecutors vow to challenge jurisdiction and keep him jailed over mail fraud charges tied to Drake estate schemes that allegedly swindled midwesterners out of millions.
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Drake
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A. Lee Wyman
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S. D
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Browning
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New York
Champlain
England
Rolls Quer 5 Times Car Plunge Injures 2 Boys Near Urbana
Wilbur Rambo and Roy Hanover escape serious harm when their car rolled five times down a hill by the Cedar River bridge, fifty feet from the road. Rambo freed himself and flagged a nearby farmer Kenneth Scott. Hanover suffered a head cut and was treated in Shellsburg. Later, Hopkinton fire department held its annual banquet at the Legion cafe with city officials as guests.
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Roy Hanover
Shellsburg
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R. F. Billings
Charles Reggentin
C. S. Morton
B. A. Moore
George Harington
Ross Fierstine
Parents Of Twelve Children Divorced
Guthrie Center Iowa. After forty four years of marriage Julia Kistler 63 and Jacob Kistler 69 separated Wednesday. Mrs Kistler was granted a divorce on a cross petition charging cruel and in human treatment.
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INS
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Jacob Kistler
China Cotton Plant Startled Historic Use In Ceremonial Drapery
China originally cultivated cotton as a decorative plant used in ceremonial drapings of Buddhist images. The note highlights its early ornamental role rather than practical textile use.
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