John H. Kelly Sioux City Publisher Dies at 47
John H. Kelly editor and publisher of the Sioux City Tribune died of a heart attack at his brother-in-law's home. Born June 18 1885 he led local Legion activities and served as national executive committeeman for Iowa. He was a World War II veteran and held rank lieutenant colonel.
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Bioux City
John H. Kelly
Bionx City Tribune
Arthur S. Hanford
Mr. Kelly
Sioux City
John C. Kelly
The
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Kelly
United States Army
American Legion
Legion
Iowa
Kiwanis Club
First National Bank
Masonic and Elks
Chamber of Commerce
A. S Hanford
Hot Springs
Ark
Two Sisters Welcome Sons in Hawkeye Home
Special to The Gazette two sisters in the Will Wickham home north of Hawkeye gave birth within three hours. An 84-pound boy was born to Arch Powers and a 9-pound boy to James Homewood, both couples are Wickham in law. Also in West Liberty the Myers family welcomed its first daughter in four generations, born Tuesday to Waldo and wife.
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Will Wickham
Here
Arch Powers
James Homewood
Wickhams
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Waldo Myers
Kate Myers
Martin Myers
Campbell Named New Federal Prohibition Agent in Northern Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa AP Charles Campbell of Vermillion South Dakota is appointed to succeed Frank Wilson as special prohibition agent for northern Iowa. Wilson becomes deputy administrator for the district. Campbell has eight years in federal prohibition service, mainly in South Dakota.
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Charles Campbell
Vermillion
S. D
Frank Wilson
Iowa
Wilson
Campbell
Federal Prohibition Service
South Dakota
Marengo Woman Dies at 91 in Ohio Home
Lovisa Ball Coward died at her daughter Mrs. Frank Cook's home in Marengo Wednesday morning. Born January 10, 1851 in Flat Rock Township, Paulding County, Ohio, she was adopted by the Wentworth family after infancy. She married Henry Coward in 1861, who died in the Civil War. Surviving are four children: Eld John W of Biscksrle Obi, Clarence E of Sendalmvile, Meza R.E Sood of Essexvihkre Mic, and Nira Coos of Marenge Brix. Services were held at Mos Coor's home Thursday afternoon before burial in Hiccaville Onto.
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Lovisa Ball Coward
Frank Cook
Lovisa Ball
Flat Rock
Paulime County
Ohio
Thomas Wentworth
Lovisns Bal Wentworth
Henry Comarc
Coneld
John W
Biscksrle
Clarence E
Sendalmvile
Meza
R.E Sood
Essexvihkre Mic
Nira Coos
Marenge Brix
Mos Coor
Hiccaville
Nurial
Crstex Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Symptoms
Advertisement claims Crstex eases kidney and urinary discomfort within minutes. It touts a money back guarantee and a 75 cent price, urging sufferers of pains and weakness to buy now from druggists.
To Stop A Cough That Hangs On
An old advertisement touts Stoa chyline Emulsion to halt a stubborn cough with a teaspoonful doses every three to four hours. Two doses are typically enough, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. A sweeter option Bronchuline is offered but warns against habit forming drugs.
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Cleyton County Taxes Reduced Ten Per Cent
Cleyton County reduces taxes by about ten percent for 1932 with totals down to 7,230.04 compared to 7,291.76 in 1931. The levy is described as nearly ten percent lower, exceeding the Elliott law's guidance.
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School Men Oppose 20 Per Cent Cut
Jackson county school leaders, teachers, and legislators met at the Jackson county high school with Senator Carolyn C. Pendray and Rep. F. J. Swift to discuss proposed cuts. The Beatty Bennett bill would cut millage by 25 percent, threatening large drops in income for Bellevue and local districts. Speakers presented figures showing significant revenue losses while advocating a 25 percent cut in income rather than mills.
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Assembly
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F. J. Swift
Charles H. Anderson
Masquoketa
Beatty-Bennett
Bellevue
Anderson
Millsse
Swift
Jacksom County
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Ss Ject
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Dersev
Preliminary Declamatory Contests Across Several Schools
Belle Plaine led in the state preliminary declamatory contest held at a high school auditorium with two firsts and multiple placings. The oratorical class winners included Don Gatrell and Ernest Peck. dramatic class winner Florence Johnson. humorous winner Phyllis Hecht. Other schools like Lyons Wheatland and Van Horne posted several top finishes with contestants such as Merle Pauls, Marvel Smith, Mary Ann Cress, Valeria Sorensen, and Warne Whit achieving notable results. Judges were Supt. and Mrs. W. A. Pye and Miss Brinkley of Toledo.
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Don Gatrell
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Blaakstown
Arthur Brauer
Keystone
Florence Johnson
The
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Ruth Ganfield
Blairstown
Phyllis Hecht
Cordelia Pritz
Jane
Ruth Fitzgerald
Leland Barry
Leota Guider
Lorrayn Kelly
van Horne
Supt
W. A. Pye
Miss Brinkley
Toledo
Wheatland
Lyons High School
Lowden
Merle Pauls
London
Prince of Peace
Ernest Jones
Lyons
Marvel Smith
Mary Ann Cress
Valeria Sorensen
Lions
Wes Srsin
Whitler Piesse
Mary Elijah 78 Clarence Woman Dies
Mrs. Mary Elijah of Clarence, 78, died after a long life on farms and in Clarence. Born April 12 1852, she helped establish the Carter Valley church and lived at the Elijah homestead before retiring to Clarence. Survived by husband Edmund and four children Arthur Mount Vernon Washington Mary J at home Mrs Irving Fnger Marion and Earl Clarence. Clergy from nearby towns led services.
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Cedar County
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Carter Valley
Methodis Cnurcre
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Lowner
Arthur
Mount Vernon
Mary J
Irving Finger
Marion
Earl
R. C. Scott
S Smith
E. A. Anderson
Dayton Valley Church
Gas Bloating Aid Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Kentha Pepsin as a digestive aid to prevent gas and bloating. It claims a tablespoon helps avoid pain and distress after meals and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Mentha Pepsin
Is Your Skin Broken Out
An old advertisement touts Emerald Out as a soothing antiseptic for facial blemishes. It prescribes hot water and soap wash, no greasy rubbing, then applying the product with a night-long treatment promising visible improvement in a few days. The ad offers a refund if it fails.
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Delhi area high school series yields mixed results
A local high school series held Tuesday evening featured four schools including Delhi Cedar Rapids Hopkinton. Mrs Car Croser of Cedar Rapids served as judge while Delhi Hopkinton runners took part in preliminary convent plate events and Buck Creek also competed. Hopkinton earned three first places.
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Local speech and drama winners announced with runners up
Marie Laroo Gilman won the oratorical class with low mood while Cecelia Ellington claimed the dramatic class with The Lion and the Mouse and Robert Demaree topped the humorous class with Brothers in Love. Second places went to Margaret Sweaney of Delhi in oratory Ruth Beal of Delhi in drama and Lois Van Gerpen of Earlville in humor.
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Earlville
Feud shooting leaves two dead and one wounded in Des Moines
M Anthony Swatta night marshal and Ora C Webber merchant were killed in a early Thursday gun battle at Valley Junction. Edward Kreider was wounded and in serious condition as Webber allegedly shot Kreider and Swatta before killing himself. Witness Claude Ramey described the sequence near Webber’s former meat market. deputies reported a .32 caliber rifle involved.
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M. Anthony Swatta
Valley Junction
Ora C. Webber
Edward Kreider
Webber
Swatta
Polk County
Robert Souter
Harley Thornton
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Claude Ramey
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Stancine Delaeer Webber and
Bresder
Excess Mileage Charged To Six Benton Officers
Six Benton county board of supervisors members and former members are charged in a state auditor report with receiving excess mileage. The total alleged overage is 225.69 dollars for 1931 and 1932, due to adjourned sessions and intervening committee meetings. They await repayment, stating prior advice justified the mileage, and some have offered to return the funds.
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Benton County
Henry Lassen
M. F. Bruch
C. F. van Deusen
C. R. Snow
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Held On Coast For Des Moines Theft
Allen Terry, 45, arrested in Palo Alto after admitting he took 3000 dollars from Globe department store in Des Moines while working as a bookkeeper. Landlady reported odd behavior. police verify by checking engine numbers on his car.
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Iowa Tax Cut Debate Aims to Ease Farm Income Drop
The Iowa Association for Reduction of Public Expenditures argues Beatty Bennett tax cuts are smaller than farm income losses. It cites farm income falling from 790 million to 300 million dollars while tax relief shifts from 110 million to about 70 million.
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Carter’s Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Quick Digestion Aid
An advertisement warns against laxatives for mood, claiming liver bile flow causes energy. It promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills as the gentle vegetable-based remedy to stimulate bile and improve digestion and well being, urging readers to look for the red label from 1981 C. M. Co.
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C. M. Co
City council to discuss rate cuts with power company
E. G. Nicoll, manager for Central States Power and Light in the district with headquarters in West Union, is to meet the town council Thursday evening to discuss reduction of light and service rates and general improvements to local service.
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G. D. Nicoll
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West Union
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis writes that after taking Kruschen Salts for four weeks she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds. She reports more energy and no hunger. The ad urges half teaspoonful daily in hot water with a money back guarantee.
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St. Louis
May Drug Co
Podzimek Phcy
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