City briefs and personals record local move and theft alert
Mrs. H. L. Miller left for Maple Hill Kansas. R. H. Edgar called to Seaton to tend a seriously ill brother J. E. Edgar. Police seek blue 1930 Chevrolet coach license 8 1122 stolen from Boone. James L. Main and Frank Odell en route to Fort Des Moines for reforestation duty. Mrs. Donald McKinlay elected Iowa Postal Clerks auxiliary state organizer at Marshalltown convention. Roths Orchestra booked for three months at Club Royale Tulsa then two months at Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Rudy Thorsen
James L. Main
la Porte City
Frank Odell
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Donald McKinlay
1812
Park Avenue
Iowa Postal Clerks Association
Marshalltown
Worth broadcasting plans and local notices collide
Worth residents learn WBAP will air daily programs while NBC will broadcast three times weekly. A Cleveland orchestra engagement precedes MA management by Music Corporation of America. Clyde Bausch reports a $12 theft at Starman's garage. Legion posts deny ticket campaigns and Ottsen family heads to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Unemployed Progressive League asks for clothing donations calling 4033.
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Stelen
Clyde Bausch
Third Street
Starman’s Garage
Ellis Boulevard
Unemployed Progressive League
Marriage Licenses for Milwaukee and Cedar Rapids Pairings
Henry W Schwab Jr and Anna M Helden from Milwaukee and Cedar Rapids tied by license. A C Ragland from Shilbina Mo and Mary A Doris listed with Birmingham Als.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W Schwab
Milwaukee
Anna M Helden
Cedar Rapids
A. C Ragland
Shilbina Mo
Mary A Doris
Birmingham Als
Answers to Questions on Time Money and War Facts
A compiled Q and A covers daylight saving time standards, money in circulation decline from 7.5 billion to about 5.8 billion, Toni rore figures on the Joop district capacity, Boer war British forces at 448 435, Boer numbers 60 000 to 65 000, Mark Sullivan Our Times volume next fall, and Mississippi tide observed up to Red River Landing 307 miles above the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Mark Sullivan
America
Mississippi
L.W S
Mississippi River
Red River Landing
Hawthorne Terrace Home Sold to Alfred Nutt in Cedar Rapids
The D. W. Warren home at 360 Woodland Drive known as Hawthorne Terrace was sold Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nutt who live at the Commonwealth. They plan August possession. Mr. Nutt is a factory superintendent at Penick and Ford. Malcolm V Bolton and Company handled the realty transaction.
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D. W. Warren
Woodland Drive
Alfred Nutt
The
Commonwealth
Nutt
Penick and Ford
Hawthorne Terrace
Warren
Knox and Warren
Reps
Cedar Rapids
Malcolm V Bolton and Company
Winds Life Assurance Men Hold Session In City
A state sales meeting of the Ti nois Bankers Life Assurance company was held Friday at the Hotel Montrose, conducted by Joseph Fouts of Des Moines, field supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winds Life Assurance
Tinois Bankers Life Assurance Company
Montrose
Joseph
Fouts
Des Moines
Field Super
Des Moines and Sioux City Officials Attend State Meeting
About fifty representatives were present including defense from Des Moines and Sioux City. State officers from Monmouth Illinois attended. Speakers included C. E. Darrow Cedar Rapids W. P. Haley Des Moines Mrs Hulsey Monmouth L. L. Beardsley Sioux City and others. The meeting closed with a banquet at the hotel attended by representatives and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sioux City
Monmouth
C. E. Darrow
Cedar Rapids
W. P. Haley
Mrw. Hulsey
L. L. Beardsley
R. R. Rust
Iowa City
H. G. Seidman
A. H Birney
George Taft
Waterloo
H. L. Claybaugh
A. W. Barnes
Thomas Cullen
G. M. Resor
Mason City
Local Women Injured In Missouri Accident
Mrs Myra Neubauer remains bed bound at 224 Sixth Avenue SW from injuries in a crash seven miles outside Princeton Missouri while returning from a visit to her ill brother. She has a cracked collarbone and a broken rib. Her daughter Mrs Lois Folin received a head wound needing three stitches and a strained muscle in the left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Neubauer
Sixth Avenue SW
Princeton
Neubauer
Lois Folin
Car Skids on Oiled Dirt Road and Turns Over
A vehicle traveling on a road slick from oil and dirt lost control. The car skidded and rolled over, prompting possible injuries and investigation by local authorities.
Ames Man Freed Of Murder Charge
Cecil E. Olson, 31, staff member at Iowa State College, was released from county jail in Nevada after a grand jury found insufficient evidence to connect him with the murder of Fred M. Hollingsworth, a college chemistry assistant. Olson had been jailed since June 14 following Hollingsworth’s bullet riddled body found on a highway between Ames and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Hollingsworth
Here
Nevada
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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H. L. Miller
Maple Hill
Kan
R. H. Edgar
Seaton, T
J. E. Edgar
Dial 2407
FOOD
Ist St. SE
Ca Post
Crisco
Fogler’s
Famerica
Duster Bros
Third Avenue
Oakland Ave
32Nd St
Monarch
Asher
M. J. B. Tree
M. J
Watermetons
Sunkist
Ist
Veal
Second Avenue SE
Home Service Department
Iowa
Burtington
Legion
Hanford
American Legion
B D Silliman
Ottsens
Chicago
George J Ottsen
Keith
Maplewood Drive
Ottson
Pennzoil Oi Company
WOF
Joop District
Washington, D.C
H.W. A
W.S. W
Missouri
Swift Prem
Swift
Okar
Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn
del Monte Coffee
Cle
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Wilbert
Prince Albert
Lipton
Worthmore
U.B
Folger
Jac Armour
Ken Lration
Kellogg’s
Ib. Ife
Campbell’s
P. L
del Monte
Booth
Sgarlata
Beligg
Ieee
Tomy
Linn County
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