Beer permits face second council rejection in city vote
The city council rejected a second beer permit application for Mrs. Lillian Thackeray at 723 First Avenue E and withdrew another, while officials cited Maude Fields liquor record as a barrier. Mayor Neill commented on officials’ hiring rights as he supported the county attorney’s guidance. The panel granted permits to Lodge 304 Moose and two individuals, and received a strong resident endorsement for enforcing liquor laws.
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Beer
W. J
G. K. Thompson
Ray
Tapper
Lillian Thackeray
First Avenue E
Maude Irene Fields
Fields
Thompson
Neill
Margaret Richards
First Street
Carl Hendrickson
John Richards
Loyal Order of Moose
A. Rossey
First Avenue
Edward A. Hegewald
Commissioner of Public Safety
Council
City attorney warns class B beer vendors to comply in 30 days
Harry B. Johnson, the city attorney, sent letters to all class B permit holders with the new beer ordinance and a printed copy, informing them they have thirty days to comply before prosecutions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 8. Johnson
Wants To Move Sign Closer To Highway
A. A. Cook owner of the Lincoln Way camp at 2734 Mount Vernon road asked the city council to allow moving an advertising sign from well back of the highway to about ten feet from it. He noted a rival already has a sign within ten feet and said he would comply if the ordinance were changed. The matter was referred to the public improvements department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cook
Lincoln Way
Mount Vernon Road
Cook
Public Improvements Department
Democrats Schedule Delegates for 33rd Iowa Senate Race
A Democratic delegate convention for Iowa's thirty third district including Buchanan and Delaware counties is set for Thursday July 19 at city hall to select a candidate for senator. No primary nominations were made. Buchanan county receives 12 delegates and Delaware county 11, with the call issued by Dr J K Stepp, chairman of Buchanan county Democratic central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Iowa
Buchanan
Delaware
Buchanan County
Delaware County
J. K. Stepp
Democratic Central Committee
City Budget Estimates Show Decrease Amid Playground Protest
The council faces lower overall estimates totaling 367000 for bridge and fire maintenance and bonds while playground funding of 8500 draws protest from playground commission leaders Joe Carberry Charles Schoen and Joe McCormick. They warn the current budget will exhaust playground funds by year end requiring a higher tax levy to cover the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
City Plan Commission
Council
Joe Carberry
Charles Schoen
Joe McCormick
Ice social and court notes mix in GTP Gazette briefs
Fragments report Mrs Esther Hopker and Philip Kuback traveling to Chicago for sister Rose Kuback after a stroke. Police court fines include Leo Rogers 25 dollars for intoxication and disturbance, others fined for parking and noises. Local notices cover Ahepa meeting, a gasoline tank permit, a Minnesota collision, and funeral for William A Bell in Sigourney with family survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hopker
Philip ‘M. Kuback
G Avenue NW
Chicago
Rose Kuback
Leo Rogers
Local Meeting Planned at Moose Hall Tonight
At 8 p.m. the Sons of Pericles meet in Moose hall with a 7:30 arrival for members. Refreshments will be served. Keith Memler, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Memler of 211 Tenth Avenue SW, is recovering at St. Luke's hospital after an emergency appendectomy performed Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Sons of Pericles
Keith Memler
C. E. Memler
Tenth Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stanford Professor to Speak at High Twelve Club
Prof. Paul J. Hanzlik head of pharmacology at Leland Stanford University will speak at the High Twelve club meeting Friday at noon in the Hotel Roosevelt. The item notes a featured speaker and location for the luncheon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Hanzlik
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Leland Stanford University
High Twelve
Hotel Roosevelt
National Park Stamp Preview Mount Rainier
The third of ten commemorative stamps, a three cent issue featuring Mount Rainier with Mirror Lake, will be issued August 3. Sales begin at Longmire Washington and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park
Mount Ranier
Mirror Lake
Longmire, Wash
Washington, D. C
Lions Club Hosts New Members at Hotel Roosevelt
The Lions club held its Thursday noon meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt to receive new members. The gathering also featured the first public performance by the club orchestra with Henry Files Dr Edward H Files Dr H E Pfeiffer Dr Ernest Anderson and Bob Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Henry Files
Edward H.files
H E. Pfeiffer
Ernest Anderson
Bob Davis
CCC camp registrants must appear July 13 at 6:30
All boys and men registered for a CCC camp and assigned to go on July 12 or July 16 must report at the courthouse Friday July 13 at 6:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Court House
Two Buchanan County Banks Pay Dividends
Independence Iowa two Buchanan County banks in receivership won permission from Judge George W Wood to pay dividends on deposit claims The People's State Bank of Winthrop may pay 15 percent and the Farmers State Bank of Fairbank 10 percent The People's State has deposit claims of 98467 70 with a 15 percent disbursement of 14470 15 The Farmers State has claims of 119303 91 with a 10 percent dividend of 11930 39 This marks seven dividends totaling 85 percent for the People's State and five dividends totaling 65 percent for the Farmers State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County
George W. Wood
People’s State Bank of Winthrop
Farmers State Bank of Fairbank
People's State
County Board Sets Medical Aid Rules for Indigent Cases
Independence Suchan county supervisors approve a resolution requiring county payment for indigent medical care only with prior approval from a board member or overseer, constraining who may authorize expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suchanan County
County Medical Price List Protocol Adopted
County auditor outlines emergency exceptions and emergency patient checks. Physicians to verify against an approved list before treatment, with emergency cases exempt. A standard price schedule for medical attentions has been prepared.
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Poor
County Auditor's Office
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Waldorf
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Ia
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Countryman
Wisconsin
Chippewa
Hayward
Wis
St. Matthew's
Parkers
I. W. Shepard
Rockford Road
Morris Ginn
Grand Hotel
B. A. Barlow
Merchants National Bank
Leo Gatto
Ned
Jane
Bertha
Harry
Fred
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Ahepa
Charles A. Kacere
C Avenue NW
Board of Adjustment
Department of Public Improvements
Minnesota
A. L
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Des Moines
Jawrance Press
Associated Press
University of Iowa
Sigourney
William A. Bell
W.A. Longnecker
Methodist Church
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William A. Bell and Company
Jane Bell Slattery
May Bell Harris
N. Y
Frank H. French
Grande Avenue SE
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French Stamats, Inc
Lions
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Freishman
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Tena
Sate Pthd
White House
Tbs
First Ave
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Morton
Hershey's Chocolate
Jimmy Barnes
Azp Food
Petter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
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