Court reverses to name La Porte paper county official
Iowa Supreme Court reversed Black Hawk county ruling naming the Waterloo Herald county official paper, saying subscriber lists were inflated and many names not bona fide subscribers. The decision upheld La Porte City Progress-Review as official paper with 640 listed subscribers. O. S. Bailey and Mary F. Lizer listed as publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
la Porte City
Iowa
Progress-Review
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
County Board of Supervisors
la Porte
Mary F. Lizer
Cantril Farmer Seth S Silver Seeks Iowa Agriculture Secretary Nomination
Seth S. Silver of Cantril announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Iowa secretary of agriculture. He backed Lowden farm plans and favored a 3 to 5 year storage and distribution system to curb surpluses. A longtime Hampshire hog raiser with Wickfield farms, he is a Drake Law School alumnus and former probate lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Seth S. Silver
Secretary of Agriculture
Silver
Lowden Farm
Wickfield Farms
Hampshire
Drake University Law School
Racine
Wis
Cantral
Federal Reserve Bank
Middle West
Iowa City Man Sentenced on Assault Charge
Ralph White laborer pled guilty to assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury in Iowa City. Judge James P. Gaffney suspended a one year county jail sentence on condition White leave the state within 30 days. Nall garage owner suffered a broken nose and severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Ralph White
James P. Gaffney
White
Vern Nall
Nall
Central City Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joshua G Bailey observed their fifty fifth wedding anniversary in Central City. The couple married March 10 1881 in Laramie Wyoming. Six children survive with homes in Cedar Rapids Iola Kan Central City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Central City
Joshua G. Bailey
Dynamite Blasts Clear Ice on Iowa River Near Iowa City
University of Iowa building superintendent Arthur A. Smith says ice jam danger to campus is almost eliminated after three days of blasting. Nearly three tons of dynamite freed more than a mile of river ice. Ongoing dynamiting Monday and Tuesday targeted ice under the service bridge and Iowa avenue traffic bridge. No notable river rise since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Arthur A. Smith
University of Iowa
Iowa River
Smith
University
Iowa Avenue
Court of Honor Celebrates Victor Marengo Scouts
Marengo and Victor troops plus cubs, parents, and leaders gathered Monday at the school for a court of honor led by Glen Fordyce of Iowa City. First and second class Scouts were named, merit badges awarded, and a growth seal given to John Mc Sweeney and his Victor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Glen Fordyce
Iowa City
Court of Honor
B. W. Mann
Ira Ryerson
H. W. Swift
Victor
John McSweeney
Joseph Cooney
Darrell Allen
Everett Neuhaus
George Carroll
Elmer Nowotny
Dean Johnson
George Meyers
Gordon Ferguson
Dean Herman
George Dillin
Earl Morse
Dick Lindenmayer
John Wilkinson
Harold Chittenden
Leonard Fullmer
James Franey
Joseph Franey
Eugene Luce
Kenneth Heller
Harry Kramer
Junius Grant
Robert Smith
Paul Bielstein
Grinnell, Cornell Debate Teams Meet Here Wednesday
Two men's debate teams from Grinnell oppose Cornell debaters in Mount Vernon on Wednesday night. The affirmative speakers are Fred Ackman of Clinton and Robert Johnson of Pleasantville for Cornell, with Harold Calkins of Barrington Ill and Franklin Littell of Mount Vernon on the negative. Cornell coach C F Littell will bring three women to Grinnell to support the affirmative on the state medicine question, including Helen Flynn of Aurora, Virginia Russell of Newton, and Jeanette MacDonald of Hinsdale Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Grinnell
Cornell
Supreme Court
Fred Ackman
Clinton
Robert Johnson
Pleasantville
Harold Calkins
Barrington
Ill
Franklin Littell
C. F. Littell
Helen Flynn
Aurora
Virginia Russell
Newton
Jeanette MacDonald
Hinsdale
Water main burst cuts Brandon supply. tank lid blown off
Brandon residents faced water outages Saturday night and Sunday morning as a water main broke near V. Niebuhr's garage. The back pressure fractured the system and caused the lid on the water tank to blow off, leaving only limited supply from a few well pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
V. Niebuhr
Declamatory contest winners named at La Porte junior high
The junior high declamatory contest in La Porte City was held Friday. Humorous division winners were Russell Mizner first, Russell Bannister second, Velda Jean Brust third. Dramatic winners were Lester Smith first, Betty Glassner second, Marie Butschy third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Russell Mizner
Russell Bannister
Velda Jean Brust
Lester Smith
Betty Glassner
Marie Butschy
DING TAKES CRACK AT POWER PROJECTS
Des Moines AP reports cartoonist J N Darling once head of the federal biological survey calls water power schemes cock-eyed. He cites Keokuk Dam as barren and warns the Santee Cooper project could turn large river systems into life deserts while criticizing inter coastal and Currytuck Sound projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. N
Ding) Daring
Federal Biological Survey
Darling
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Mississippi
St. Paul
Baton Rouge
Santee- Cooper
South Carolina
Santee-Cooper
Currytu
Grace Methodist committee checks graft records on candidates
A Grace Methodist church committee in Sioux City reviewed records of political office aspirants Tuesday, focusing on men tied to recent graft probes for possible underworld connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
INS
Grace Methodist Church
Art contest at Iowa University draws up to five hundred entries
Between 400 and 500 entries are expected in the University of Iowa annual high school art contest which closes April 8. Miss Edna Patzig said the exhibit will be shown here April 17 to 27 with pupils and teachers viewing at the annual art conference closing April 27. The competition covers drawing painting design civic art and lettering and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Edna Patzig
University Graphic and Plastic Arts Department
Washington to Host Sub-District Music Contest
Washington will host the sub-district music contest on Friday and Saturday March 20 and 21 with Sept E A Ralston and local directors Maurice Brayton and Helen Coffey preparing groups. AA Ottumwa A Fairfield Washington B Sigourney C Ainsworth Birmingham Brighton Delta Eddyville Hedrick Kalona Keota Millersburg Richland Thornburg Webster Wellman West Chester will advance to the district contest from the small division groups.
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Washington
Sigourney
Ainsworth
Birmingham
Brighton
Delta
Eddyville
Hedrick
Kalona
Keota
Millersburg
Richland
Thornburg
Webster
Wellman
West Chester
Riverside club to honor band and basketball squads
Riverside Better River club planned a dinner for the Riverside school band under director O. C. Bergman and the two high school basketball teams. The Methodist church Ladies Aid society hosted Tuesday's event and a feature was the presentation of the club trophy to the winning St. Mary's squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
O. C. Bergman
Ladies Aid Society
St. Mary’s
Marengo Sets City Election Officials for March 30
City council approved officials for the March 30 election in Marengo. First ward clerks are William Fike and Mrs J A Simmons with judges Marshall Beem, Agnes Lindsay and H G Smith. Second ward clerks are Mrs Ed Hogan and Mrs Ernest Lindenmayer with judges George Langlas, Harry Misbach and Henry Burgy. Third ward clerks are Mrs Everett Lillie and Mrs A T Akerman with judges Will Scott, Mrs Oral Ramsey and Clarence Wandling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
William Fike
J. A. Simmons
Marshall Beem
Agnes Lindsay
H. G. Smith
Ed Hogan
Ernest Lindenmayer
George Langlas
Harry Misbach
Henry Burgy
Everett Lillie
A. T. Akerman
Will Scott
Oral Ramsey
Clarence Wandling
Mount Vernon School Election Returns Spark Reform Ticket Victory
In Mount Vernon 881 residents cast ballots, electing two reform ticket directors Maud Peet and Ed Smith while incumbent Harry Gilliland and John N. Kyle trailed. Taxpayer treasurer results favored Rudolf Vodicka. other local results listed, with precincts reporting.
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Mount Vernon
Board of Education
Maud Peet
Ed Smith
Harry Gilliland
John N. Kyle
Iowa City school board members re-elected after withdrawals
Iowa City voters re elected board president Willis W Mercer John M Kadlee and Dr W E Spence after three other nominated candidates withdrew from the race Attourney D C Nolan Robert Lorenz and Frank Burger had been nominated by a bipartisan committee last week and withdrew from the contest to leave the three incumbents with votes 388 352 and 320 respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa City School Board
Willis W. Mercer
John M. Kadlee
W. E. Spence
D. C. Nolan
Robert Lorenz
Frank Burger
Washington county school elections report results
In Washington county the only contest had 75 votes. Dr. P. L. Etter and A. E. Atchison were re elected as directors and Frank Kos as treasurer. Riverside saw four candidates where Mrs. H E Doud and Joe Knebel won while Frank Kenney and Elmo J Knittel trailed. Other towns re elected officials with minimal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County
P. L. Etter
A. E. Atchison
Frank Kos
Riverside
H. E. Doud
Joe Knebel
Frank Kenney
Harris and Worth Elected School Directors in Williamsburg
In Williamsburg a tight race ends with Elmer Harris and Mrs. E. E. Worth winning the school director seats. Harris received 485 votes, Worth 315 votes, while H. F. Witte totaled 305 votes in the three-name ballot contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Elmer Harris
E. E. Worth
Harris
Worth
H. F. Witte
Grun dy Center elects Hayes Hasbrouck to school board
Mrs Edna Williams Hayes wins 165 votes and Eldon Hasbrouck 158 to secure seats on Grundy Center board of education. Incumbent treasurer William Groote runs unopposed and is re elected. Defeated director hopefuls include Mrs George Meiers with 153 votes and Mrs Harold Wilson with 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Edna Williams Hayes
Eldon Hasbrouck
Board of Education
William Groote
George Meiers
Harold K. Wilson
Hartman and Driscoll Retain School Board Seats in Belle Plaine
Harold J. Hartman and J. L. Driscoll defeated opponents George Dickey and H E Woodruff by a two to one margin in Monday’s Belle Plaine school board election. Paul Grosz Kruger was elected treasurer without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Harold J. Hartman
J. L. Driscoll
George Dickey
H. E. Woodruff
Paul Groszkruger
School election reelects Willer Fraseur and Walters
Tipton Tipton R M Willer and George L Fraseur were reelected directors and Henry B Walters was chosen treasurer in the school election held Monday with 153 votes cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
R. M. Willer
George L. Fraseur
Henry B. Walters
Mechanicville School Board Names Directors in Narrow Vote
Only seven ballots were cast in the Mechanicville school election. Lester Nicoll and Merle Clifton were named directors while H. C. Mc Cormick was reelected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Lester Nicoll
Merle Clifton
H. C. McCormick
Stanwood School Election Returns Results
Two slates stood in the field at the Stanwood school election on Monday. Incumbent Dr. W. C. Tilden won with 78 votes and Harry Klahn received 116. Mrs. F. E. Horr had 26 and Earl Daugherty 14. C. H. Haesemeyer was re elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
W. C. Tilden
Harry Klahn
F. E. Horr
Earl Daugherty
C. H. Haesemeyer
Clarence School Election Totals Citizens Elect Kemmann and Klatt
A total of 187 votes were cast in the Clarence school election with two tickets. Walter J. Kemmann won 114 votes and H. J. Klatt 95, while Frank Miller received 88 and W. E. Merritt 71. Charles Seaton was re elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Walter J. Kemmann
H. J. Klatt
Frank Miller
W. E. Merritt
Charles Seaton
Open-field vote ties incumbents in Lowden race
In Lowden the school election produced a tie between incumbents Chris Hansen and George Dein inger with 16 votes each in the open field contest, leaving the outcome unresolved at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Chris Hansen
George Deininger
Directors named for West Branch project amid local changes
Ninety five tion announces L. P. Foster and Dr. W. B. Gerlits named directors with L. C. Rummells serving as treasurer in a West Branch organization update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
L. P. Foster
W. B. Gerlits
L. C. Rummells
Maquoketa School Election Votes Narrow in Mock Ticket
In Maquoketa 492 voters participated with only one ticket filed. Harold G Hayes led with 239 votes and Lester W Romer 235 for school office, while Mrs Bess R Davis had 220 and Mrs Neta Suthers 207. Hayes and Romer won. M O Sayers secured 292 votes for treasurer with no opposition.
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Maquoketa
Harold G. Hayes
Bess R. Davis
Harold Hayes
Lester W. Romer
Davis
Neta Suthers
Hayes
Romer
M. O. Sayers
Dotson and Johnson win Wapello school director seats
WAPELLO Dotson secures 100 votes and Johnson tops with 111, elected as school directors Monday. Incumbent Parsons earns 46 votes, while Davison is re elected treasurer with 121 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Lee Dotson
Ludwig Johnson
Dean Parsons
Dotson
Parsons
H. L. Davison
McGregor School Election Returns Incumbent Huebsch Re-elected
In a free for all school election here where papers were late and names written in, Fred Huebsch the incumbent was reelected and Herman Kravert was chosen to succeed W. A. Kean. Fourteen candidates appeared on the ballots.
School Board Winners Elect Morse Crider Unopposed
Dr. R. L. Morse and Dr. C. L. Crider were elected to the school board Monday with no opposition. D. L. Smith was re elected treasurer without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleader
R. L. Morse
C. L. Crider
D. L. Smith
West Branch School Directors Elected In Monday Vote
Directors elected were W. B. Gerlets and L. P. Foster. L. C. Rummels was named treasurer. Rural schools elected include Prairie Knoll Max Lodge Willow Dale Henry Petersen Cedar Valley John Ka dera Gower No. 1 Anton Slach Gower No. 3 Nick Osterkamp Gower No. 5 Tim Linch Graham No. 6 Glen Hoke Bleak Knoll George Hills Carthage Ed Murphy Rose Hill Fannie Cabela Fairview S. C. Cozine Honey Grove Sadie Campbell Linn Grove Clifford Schooley Joe Tarizek Downey Emery Stagg John Coxon.
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West Branch
W. B. Gerlets
L. P. Foster
L. C. Rummels
Prairie Knoll
Max Lodge
Willow Dale
Henry Petersen
Cedar Valley
John Kadera
Gower
Anton Slach
Nick Osterkamp
Tim Linch
Graham
Glen Hoke
Bleak Knoll
George Hills
Carthage
Ed Murphy
Rose Hill
Fannie Cabela
Fairview
Columbus Independent directors and treasurer reelected
G. W. Weber and John H. Rees were reelected as Columbus Independent School District directors on Monday with 21 and 19 votes. J. E. Henson was reelected treasurer with 19 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
G. W. Weber
John H. Rees
Columbus Independent School District
J. E. Henson
Tama J. A. McKeen and Hill Elected to Board of Education
Tama voters elected J. A. McKeen and Hugh J. Hill to three year terms on the Tama board of education. From 154 votes cast McKeen received 153, Hill 152, Mrs. Robert Blythe 2, and A. V. Fulton 1.
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TAMA
J. A. McKeen
Hugh J. Hill
Tama Board of Education
McKeen
Hill
Robert Blythe
A. V. Fulton
Belle Plaine elects board president and treasurer in school vote
At Belle Plaine annual school district election H. J. Hartman was re elected board president with 405 votes and J. L. Driscoll with 435 votes over H. E. Woodruff 202 and George Dickey 221. Paul Groszkruger was elected school treasurer by a large vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
H. J. Hartman
Board of Education
J. L. Driscoll
H. E. Woodruff
George Dickey
Paul Groszkruger
Lisbon School Board and Treasurer Election Results
At the school election in Lisbon on Monday, R. P. Andreas received 156 votes and Merle Kepler 99 for board directors. John Auracher won treasurer unopposed with 141 votes. Lee Crelly, also a director candidate, earned 36 votes. A total of 181 votes were cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
R. P. Andreas
Merle Kepler
John Auracher
Auracher
Lee Crelly
Stanwood elects school board members and treasurer
Dr. W. C. Tilden and Harry Klahn were elected to the Stanwood local school board for three and one year terms respectively. Henry Haesemeyer was elected treasurer. Tilden has served on the board 28 years, 27 as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
W. C. Tilden
Harry Klahn
Henry Haesemeyer
Dr. Tilden
Incumbents Re elected in Manchester Ballot Count
Two hundred seventy three ballots were cast Monday. Incumbents P. M. Cloud and Dr. H. B. Willard were re elected with 211 and 254 votes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
P. M. Cloud
H. B. Willard
Delaware County road bond sale saves over fifty thousand
Delaware county sold a $465 000 issue of primary road refunding bonds to F S Moseley and Company and Mississippi Valley Trust of Chicago at par with a 134 percent rate. The deal, with five bidders, produced a premium of $3 026 and an annual saving of $12 247.50 for four years, totaling $53 072.50. Bonds dated May 1 1936 bear semiannual interest and mature with annual redemptions from 1937 to 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
F. S. Moseley and Company
Mississippi Valley Trust Company of
Chicago
Flood Water Rises At Sioux City As Boy Drowns
The Floyd river flood advances into Sioux City’s east side as more residents evacuate and businesses move stocks to upper floors. A 14-year-old, Francis Gaul, drowned in Six Mile creek near Hawarden, prompting authorities to prep further evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Boy
Floyd
Francis Gaul
Six Mile Creek
Hawarden
Ford Gaul
Chattsworth
Big Sioux
Missouri
Iowa in Brief Funeral Notices Across State
Funeral services were held for Frank Crosier in Delhi with burial in Bay cemetery. Mrs J P Enright of Decorah died in Salisbury North Carolina with services in Decorah. W B Clark hosted dinner for Floyd Sinclair’s 20th anniversary. J H Fuessley and wife marked 54th anniversary in Center Point. Herbert Kiel and Mona Fulton announced marriage in Necedah Wis to live on Kiel farm. Frank B Florang died at 61 in Riverside with funeral at St Mary’s and burial in Kinross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Bay Church
Frank Crosier
Bay Settlement
Wendlandt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bay Cemetery
William and
Mary Crosier
Clara Danford
Free Will Baptist
Roy
Ray Hamblin
Theron Crosier
Manchester
Lewis Crosier
Hazel Green Township
Charles Crosier
Decorah
J. P. Enright
Willis Funeral Home
J. P. Burling
Phelps Cemetery
W. B. Clark
Floyd Sinclair
W. B. Henrichs
Frank Sutherland
Albert Schrader
May Himebaugh
Eloise Sutherland
Max
Rex
Jon Schrader
June Henrichs
M. M. Sinclair
Janet
Center Point
J. H. Fuessley
Near Center Point
Fuessley
Germany
Mr. Fuessley
America
Kiel
Riverside
Frank B. Florang
Edward
Margaret Desing Florang
Margaret McKenna
Kinross
Anna Grady
Richmond
Margaret
Ellen Florang
Iowa City
Mary
Francis
Ida Kolosick
Ignatz Shellangosky
Washington
Ruth Hauschild
Wilton Junction
Mary Pailliotet
Clara Rummelhart
Felix
Lee Florang
North English
John Florang
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s Church
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Norway School Bond Defeated by Four Votes
A proposed $23 000 bond for a Norway school addition failed by four votes with 184 for and 130 against. Edward Nellius won re election to the school board and William Utohoff was elected to replace Milo Melberg. Magnus Gunderson was re elected school treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Edward Nellius
William Utohoff
Milo Melberg
Magnus Gunderson
Federal Income Tax Up 30 Percent in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports Iowa federal income tax collections rise 30 percent year to date over last year. Internal Revenue collector Charles D Huston expects increases in returns filed and total collections. The individual return deadline is next Monday, with extra deputies aiding in Des Moines offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Deaf couple wed in sign language ceremony
Miss Nellie Mullins daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mullins of Chillicothe Missouri and August Wiese son of Mr and Mrs John Wiese near Maquoketa were married Saturday afternoon in Maquoketa Iowa The Rev Karl F Weltner First Lutheran church conducted the unusual service with the couple reading and replying in sign language The bridegroom’s uncle Emil Wiese witnessed the ceremony They will live with the groom’s parents Both are former students of Council Bluffs School for the Deaf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Nellie Mullins
George Mullins
Chillicothe
August Wiese
John Wiese
Karl F. Weltner
First Lutheran Church
Emil Wiese
School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Delegates Named for Democratic County Caucus
Mount Vernon delegates elected to the Democratic county caucus to be held in Cedar Rapids are Bert Avery Tom Milholm R T Walters C M Ink Fred Baldwin C F Lit tell and Mrs John Klimo. Alternates include Mrs George Robbins Mrs W D Scarbrough and Charles Paul. Baldwin is local chairman and Mrs Klimo is precinct committee woman. Dawson Schlemmer is chairman of the young democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Bert Avery
Tom Milholm
R. T. Walters
C. M. Ink
Fred Baldwin
C. F. Littell
John Klimo
George Robbins
W. D. Scarbrough
Charles Paul
Baldwin
Klimo
Dawson Schlemmer
Young Democrats
Pallbearers Named For C E Hearst Funeral
Charles E Hearst former Iowa Farm Bureau federation president dies at Cedar Falls from pneumonia and complications Funeral services set for Wednesday at Congregational church with Rev Harry Moore leading Final rites in Waterloo Pallbearers listed include Francis Johnson R F O Donnell J N Horlacher Murl McDonald P A Lund and James Stark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Congregational Church
Hearst
Harry Moore
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Francis Johnson
R. F. O'Donnell
Colo
J. N
Slight Improvement Reported In Rep. Gallagher Condition
Williamsburg Iowa report says State Representative J. P. Gallagher improved after a sudden illness last Saturday. The five term legislator is known as an orator and served on key committees including the repeal of prohibition. he is unmarried and editor of the Williamsburg Journal-Tribune for 34 years, born in Iowa county 74 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
J. P. Gallagher
Gallagher
Iowa
Williamsburg Journal-Tribune
Iowa County
Thousands of Wild Ducks Roost Near Iowa River Amanas
Wild ducks migrate northward and roost in temporary lakes formed by the overflowed Iowa River near Amana. Men in timbered lowlands report thousands of birds flying in and settling in the flooded areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa River
Amanas
Amana
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Waterloo Herald
Sec’y Agriculture
May Drug Company
Mrs
J. G. Bailey
Marengo Scouts
Ding
Rudolf
Bessie) Vodicka
Gerald L. Hill
S. N. Merritt
D. A. van Metre
Deininger
Leo Twachtmann
Charles Strackbein
Bennett
Edward L. Mowry
Jay W. Smith
G. A. Ellis
L. J. Franey
W. R. Hatter
Delaware
Iowa News
L Street
E. Cohn & Sons, Inc
C. E. Hearst
W. A. Mason
Smulekoff
Third Avenue
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