Calflesh Urges Iowa Republicans Unite Against Turner's Attacks
Black Hawk county GOP meeting hears Robert W. Colfield appeal for party unity in Iowa's 1934 governor race. He criticizes Dan W. Turner for injecting factionalism and personal attacks, urges leadership focused on victory in November and party welfare over individual ambition. Colfield notes past support for Turner and stresses openness to examination of records and achievements.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Robert W. Colfield
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Dan Turner
Mr. Turner
Mr Turner
Turner
eMr Turner
Tieter
Gly-Cas Remedy Claims Local Health Breakthrough
A Cedar Rapids notice profiles John Machacek praising Gly-Cas for curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles. He says the remedy let him eat normally and sleep through the night, with many locals urged to visit the Thrifty Drug Store on 1st Street and 3rd Avenue SE to hear explanations from the Gly-Cas Man. Local resident Ely phone number is provided for direct statements.
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John Machacek
Cedar Rapids
Gats N
Machacek
Druce
Ely
Thrifty
Cor 1St St
3Rd Ave
Amana Residents Pay Individual Taxes for First Time
Special to The Gazette Marengo. To spare Amanans a trip to Marengo, the Amana society collects taxes in village offices. Tax lists for village lots and other Amanan property show taxes now paid individually for the first time, with a nominal clerical fee.
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Amana
Marengo
Amana Society
Pioneer Athletic Star Shambaugh Revealed
Shambaugh named a pioneer athletic figure in a midwestern university era. The article recalls his role in early basketball history and notes ties to the politics department and regional teams.
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Reveals Shambaugh
Pioneer Athletic
Alabama Praise For Judge Bradley At DAR Convention
Delegates at the Town Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Des Moines praised Judge C C Bradley of LeMars for his Americanism as he faced danger. A resolutions committee urged criminalizing support for the Third Internationale and the Communist party and backed alien identification and banning atheist teaching. Emma Goldman was urged denied citizenship.
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Des Moines
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bort J Johnston
Humboldt
C C Bradley
LeMars
Bradley
United States
Emma Goldman
Telephone man saves life of monoxide gas victim
Clarence Shields of the Bell Telephone company found Maquoketa carpenter Will Smola in a gas filled garage and performed fifteen minutes of resuscitation before doctors arrived. Smola remained in a hospital later believed to recover.
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Maquoketa
Will Smola
Telephone Company
Clarence Shields
Bell Telephone Company
Smola
Shields
W. F. Smola
Fire at Iowa City dump finally put out after months
The six month smoldering fire under the Iowa City dump was extinguished on Wednesday. Fire chief Herman Amish said over 900000 gallons of water were needed to quench the blaze that defied blasting efforts and required high water pressure to lift the 40 foot debris pile covering the fire.
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Iowa City
Herman Amish
Creomulsion Promoted For Coughs And Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting cough and cold remedy. It notes a physician's creosote based formula and promises relief with a money back guarantee if not relieved. The ad emphasizes preventing lingering bronchial irritation and urges keeping Creomulsion ready for instant use.
The Forgotten Man presented in Mount Vernon by Jewell Tull
The nine year old Mount Vernon child actor Martha Jane Rogers stars as a Jewish orphan in The Forgotten Man staged as a Cornell college English club benefit in the chapel auditorium. The cast includes Kenneth Kiefer Pocahontas Ruth Miller Waterloo and others from Iowa and New York City.
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the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Martha Jane Rogers
Cornell College English Club
Chapel
St. Paul's Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Glenn Rogers
Kenneth Kiefer
Pocahontas
Ruth Miller
Waterloo
Richard Baker
Cedar Falls
Harriet Crumb
Edgar Walker
Mason City
Joseph Kaselow
New York City
Robert Choate
Anna
Toledo Wins Tama County High School Orchestra Contest
Toledo captured first place in the Tama county high school orchestra contest held Tuesday night. Traer finished second with Montour and Tama also competing. Judges were Dean Herbert A. Harvey of Simpson College, Alonzo Leach of Des Moines, and Charles Burkey of Indianola.
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Toledo
Traer
Montour
Tama
Dean Herbert A. Harvey
Simpson College
Alonzo Leach
Des Moines
Charles Burkey
Indianola
Polk County Grand Jury Probes Des Moines Crime Conditions
Judge Frank Shankland instructed a Polk County grand jury to investigate crime conditions in and around Des Moines. The probe follows a justice department claim that the city is part of an underground railway for kidnappers and other public enemies. The jurors were told to dedicate all time to the inquiry and produce a written report after completion.
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DES Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Frank Shankland
Department of Justice
Divorce Actions In Delaware County Court
Delaware county docket lists eleven divorce actions for the March term in Manchester starting March 12 with Judge George W. Wood. The 52 law and equity cases include foreclosures and landlord actions. fifteen probate entries recorded. Trial jurors to report March 19. grand jury not summoned on county attorney’s suggestion.
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Manchester
Law and Equity
Delaware District Court
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Lizzie M. Popham
Clarence H. Popham
Opal Plaucher
Raymond E. Flaucher
Frank B. Robinson
Mildred E. Robinson
Juanita White
Asa White
Otis W. Smith
Alice M. Smith
Ethel Mae Wolcott
Edward O Wolcott
Millie Rogers
John Rogers
James Briggs
H J Williamson
Aschenbrenner Files Candidacy For State Senate
Waterloo Iowa AP E R Aschenbrener a farmer near Voorhies and county president of the Farmers Union announced his bid for the Republican nomination for state senator from the Black Hawk Grundy district.
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Waterloo
E. R. Aschenbrenner
Voorhies
Black Hawk- Grundy
Farmers Union
Knutson Enters Republican Race for Iowa Governor
Clarence Knutson of Clear Lake declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Iowa governor. He joins four announced candidates seeking the June primary, supporting a gross income tax on all transactions. Knutson, a hardware merchant, served in the Iowa legislature from 1921 to 1927.
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Clear Lake
Clarence Knutson
Iowa
Knutson
Two Republicans Enter Race for Iowa Lieutenant Governor
DECORAH Jacob A. Nelson Winneshiek county attorney for six years announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor in the republican primary. MASON CITY G E Cress former Cerro Gordo sheriff and traffic safety leader said he would run on a tax reform platform to address taxation issues.
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Gazette
Decorah
Jacob A. Nelson
Winneshiek County
G. N. Haugen
Mason City
G. E. Cress
Cerro Gordo County
Iowa
Cress
Seed House Fire Leads to Large Loss in Ida Grove
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the five story mill and seed house owned by C. Crawford in Ida Grove. Loss estimated between 40000 and 50000 dollars with 400000 pounds of popcorn grain and seeds lost. The building housed Dr. A S Morris veterinarian and Shearer Produce. Ida Grove fire department called Odebolt for help.
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IDA Grove
C. OC. Crawford
Dr. A
Dickinson Predicts Seth Thomas for Kenyon Post
Senator Dickinson predicted Judge Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge for the Eighth Circuit federal court of appeals job. He cited Thomas's backing from Senator Murphy and John T. Sullivan and said Thomas has the best chances of confirmation. If named, Thomas would oust several current candidates including Judge Anderson, Judge Donovan, and Rep. Eicher.
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Washington
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Federal Court of Appeals
Eighth Judiciary District
Dickinson
Thomas
Murphy
Kelleher
John W. Anderson
Sioux City
Morris E. Donovan
Davenport
Edward C. Eicher
William Kenyon
John T. Sullivan
Iowa
Wapsie River Dam Near Littleton Near Completion
A 150 foot dam on the Wapsie river near Littleton built by CWA labor is nearly finished. Up to seventy five workers have been employed on the project improving fishing and other sports facilities.
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Littleton
Wapsie
CWA
Mrs. Gordon Locke Dies In Cleveland
Mrs. Ione Bliss Locke wife of Gordon C. Locke star fullback on the 1922 Iowa football team died Tuesday after a brief illness in Cleveland. She is survived by her husband their son Barre Bliss age 4 her mother Mrs J A Bliss of Iowa City and two brothers Dr Cecil H Bliss of Sioux City and Dr James E Bliss of New York.
Milford Camp Surgeon Transfers To Lamont Command
Special to The Gazelle. Capt. D. M. Fuiks, camp surgeon for Company 778 Civilian Conservation Corps since its Spencer establishment, left Milford to take duties as camp surgeon for Company 1756 at Lamont. His promotion makes him consulting surgeon for CCC camps at Cresco, Crescon ce, McGregor, Maquoketa, Mount Vernon, and Solon.
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Milford
D. M. Fuiks
Civillian Conservation Corps
Spencer
Company 1756
Lamont
Fulks
Conservation Corps
Cresconce
McGregor
Maquoketa
Mount Verenon
Solon
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