No Suspects In Roosevelt Hotel Robbery
Police reported no arrests after a daytime burglary at the Roosevelt hotel auditor's office on Wednesday. Two men escaped with 863 in cash and checks, pried open a cash box in the vault, and left the city. Miss Helen Duke and Mrs. Irene Furman identified two potential suspects. A. W. Hoover was elected West Union Citizens club president, with Lorenz Schatz as vice president and other officers named.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Duke
William Catlow
Irene Furman
Auditor's Office
Funeral for Rev W A Pratt Held Friday at 2 P M
Funeral services for the Rev W A Pratt pastor traveler and student of foreign affairs who died Wednesday at Sterling Illinois were held at Peoples church Friday at 7 pm. The Rev M L Welke and Father R J Campbell conducted the rites. Body to be buried in North Weymouth Massachusetts beside his wife. West Liberty Roy Pierce spoke at the annual father and son banquet served by the American Legion auxiliary in the Masonic temple with 130 in attendance. Guests included George Foster Ed Mackey and town council members Emmett Pendergast and Paul Anger who acted as toastmaster.
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W. A. Pratt
Foreign Affairs
Sterling, Ill
Peoples Church
M. L. Welke
R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
North Weymouth
Mass
West Liberty
Roy Pierce
Morning Sun
State Department of the
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Masonic Temple
Legion
George Foster
Ed Mackey
Emmett Pendergast
Paul Anger
Let Home Grow Beautiful In Your Back Yard Garden
Fourth in a series by landscape consultant Donald Gray explains planting to harmonize with house design. Emphasizes framing the home with two trees, vines over porches, and tall shrubs to soften and mass foliage. Advises simple plantings and color harmony with house exteriors. NEXT: Formal and informal gardens.
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Densid Gray
Littleton Cemetery association elects officers in annual meeting
The Littleton Cemetery association held its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon electing Frank Hoffman as president, Charles McGlaughlin as vice president, Lucie Durham as secretary, Effie Manross as assistant secretary, and Charles Meythaler as treasurer. Directors include J. B. McGlaughlin, George Alexander, and others.
Sigvard Weds German Commoner Sparks Royal Loss
Prince Sigvard, son of the crown prince of Sweden, wed a German commoner in London against King Gustaf’s will and was deprived of royal rights and princely title. The king may restore nobility later, with a possible title of Count of Solliden, while the prince remains plain Mr. Bernadotte until then.
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Stockholm
Sigvard
London
Gustaf
Sweden
Cannel
Riviera
Solliden
Mr. Bernadotte
No Stockyards Code Before Midsummer
Washington report notes the possibility of bringing stockyards under a code is remote before midsummer. Hearings on the code proposed by the American Stockyards Association ended Tuesday. Authorities say research by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics on direct purchase practices is underway and may take months to complete.
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Washington
AAA
American Stockyards Association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Olive Tablets Offer Youth by Toning Liver and Bowels
Dr Edwards of Ohio推出 Olive Tablets 以清理肝脏及肠道并提升气色。宣称九成疾病源自不活跃的肝胆，药物温和高效，橄榄色药片价格分为15c 30c 60c，长期帮助恢复自然活力与清洁体内杂质。
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Edwards
Ohio
New Light Ordinance Gets First Readings
The city council gave first and second readings to a new light rate ordinance proposed by Iowa Electric Light and Power. It sets a March 24 effective date and promises cuts of up to 43 percent for residential and commercial users, totaling about $120,000 yearly.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Collar and Cuffs Collars Bows Price List
A brief catalog note lists collars and bows priced at one dollar five hundred and thirty five cents. The terse entry indicates a sale or retail price point without further context.
Industrial tariff raise cited with step excess charge
The document states a rate increase of 40 and a surcharge of 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour for usage above the initial 100 KWH. It frames the policy as a progressive charge impacting higher consumption customers.
U S Refunds 460 Million Bonds in Government Move
Washington reports the federal government will refund 460,099,000 in three fourths of one percent certificates of indebtedness due March 15 with four year 3 percent treasury notes due March 15 1938. The exchange accepts only maturing certificates. New notes come in denominations from 100 to 100000 dollars, are tax exempt and not subject to call before maturity. Interest is paid semi annually.
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Washington
Treasury
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West Union
A. W. Hoover
West Union Citizens Club
Lorenz Schatz
M. J. Channer
D. R. Lynch
W. H. Burnham
E. G. Meyerhoff
W. H. Tisdale
Devis
Ees
Davis de Luse
Eizee
Womters
Devts DeLaze
Eeeay
Whard
Dcfinite
DeLaze P
Motive
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Tanerin Meter
Ada
Randy Sive
Rs Wrestha
Cetter
Ette
Ieim, Blade
Western Auto Stores
Donald Gray
Gardless
Ford
Iowa News
Littleton
Littleton Cemetery Association
Frank Hoffman
Charles McGlaughlin
Lucie Durham
Effie Manross
Charles C. Meythaler
J. B. McGlaughlin
George Alexander
Charles Hoffman
Henry Ganiere
P. G. Walker
Alton Manross
William
Eddie Hass
Cedar County
W E. van Buren
Reformed Church
Hass
Army of Occupation
Germany
Mabel M. Spencer
Viola May
Helen Louise
Herman
Tipton
Charles
West Branch
Ben Schroeder
Mechanicsville
Fred Kroeger
West of Tipton
Ely
Estrellita Young People’s Society
Charles Chaloupka
Lillian Swenka
Martha Lorenc
Emma Kriz
Lenora Simon
Justina Farmon
Agnes Kriz
Joanna Buresh
Leona Novak
Viasta Telecky
Bessie Cesticky
Olga Lorenc
Edith Chadima
Martha Cesticky
Margaret Cesticky
Adelaide Swenka
Edwin Buresh
Arnold Vavra
Harold Simon
Edward Kilberger
Emil Novak
Robert Farman
Joseph Skripsky
George Lorenc
Charles Vavra
William Zahra
Charles H. Peters
Charles 8. Todd
Claude J. Roulon
Decorah
Young Farmers' Forum
Loyalty Hall
Luther College
J. H. Preus
Vernon Ellickson
W. L. Struk
George Godfrey
Iowa State College Extension Department
Allen Moen
Chester Goodno
Atkins
C. G. Freeman
Wilma Lensch
Bunco
Prises
Paul Wald
Virgil Freeman
Grace Eleanor Beatty
Este
Ray Keiper
Doria
Reinhold Simmerty
Charles Lensch
Ede
Otto Rinderknecht
Catherine
Mary Lenssh
Mrs
Garland Raper
Evelyn Risdale
Lilian Schminke
Dorothy
Bertha Lensch
Edward
Wilbert Schanbacher
Paul Rinderknecht
Leote
Koehn
Geraldine Kerter
Edward Krug
Dorothy Rinderknecht
Margaret Gasser
George Jenenhagen
Wilma
August Lensch
Wilmer Schminke
Merien
Moehn
Elmer Sass
Louise Krug
Martwis Albrecht
Merle Schirm
Howard
Marion Freeman
Ann Snouffer
Cedar Rapids
Virsil Freeman
Paul Hegewald
Newhall
William and
Kenneth Lensch
L. W. Lensch
Co. G. Freeman
Sid Robinson
West Union CCC
Winneshirk County
H. E. Barthell
Mike C. Graf
Robinson
Philip Vikesland
Vikesland
Decorah Hospital
Delaware
Delaware High School Board of Directors
Otto Steva
Steva
Sam Klepper
Peter Malmgren
G. H. Pitcher
Solon
Myra Stable
Alma Serbousek
Swisher
Stahle
Earl Freeman
David Stahh
Leo Trachta
Lily Stangler
Anna Zakestelecky
George Hansen
Irma Stangler
Bill Ketek
Irene Marnek
Masonville
Immaculate Conception
Kenneth Mersch
Catherine Diggins
Father Byrnes
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mersch
P. H. Diggins
St. Xavier's School
Manchester
Mount Mercy
Teachers College
Cedar
Mayflower
French & Reeves
Third Ave
Eee
Es Nee
Frances ‘Denney
Maretin’s
Streamline
BACMO
U.S
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