Nursing Staff Reports Feb Visits and Health Initiatives
The Public Health Nursing association reported 608 field visits to 206 homes aiding 476 individuals in February. Miss Alma E. Hartz noted 214 new cases, 262 carried from January, 217 dismissed, and 259 carried forward. The board plans to hire a new nurse by May 1 and purchase a replacement automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Health Nursing Association
Alma E. Hartz
Association
County Relief Department
Ruth Walker
FERA
Linn County
State Health Department
Cedar Rapids
Oakdale
Walker
Iowa State Tuberculosis Association
Des Moines
J. W. Ballard
Charles E. Irwin
Institute On
Hartz
Mary Emma Smith
New York City
National Association For the Prevention of Blindness
Iowa
Ellanor Earl
Thirty Eighth Street
Help Kidneys Dont Take Drastic Drugs
An old advertisement warns kidneys have many tiny tubes and can be harmed by neglect or strong drugs. It promotes Cystex a doctor prescribed remedy claiming rapid relief from night urination nerves and pains with a money back guarantee and a low price per dose.
Council to Seek CCC Camp for Cedar Rapids Parks
Ed Stefan the Cedar Rapids parks commissioner says a resolution will go to the city council to apply for a CCC camp here. The plan envisions 260 workers to upgrade Ellis Park riverbank Bever Park creek channels and provide shelter houses kitchens and rest rooms. Materials cost up to 1500 dollars per building and CCC supplies labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Cedar Rapids
Ed Stefan
Parks
Stefan
Ames
Ellis Park
Bever Park
State asks council to act on cesspool issue
The city council, acting as the board of health, received a request from A H Wieters of the state board of health to investigate a complaint by Elmer L Bracy about a cesspool behind the Skelly Oil station at 823 Center Point road facing highway 11. The pool overflows and contaminates the alley near Bracy's home. previous investigations yielded no action. The council referred the matter to the board of health chair, as plans for a sanitary sewer face bid refusals from contractors. The Skelly Oil property is leased from Abdo Omar. Omar supports a sanitary sewer solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
A. H. Wieters
Division of Engineering
State Board of Health
State Board
Elmer L. Bracy
Center Point Road
Skelly
Bracy
Lincoln Avenue
G_ avenue
Scarlatina
Focal Board of Health
Wieters
William J. Neill
Skelly Oil Company
Abdo Omar
Omar
Cattle Exports From Canada Tap U S Markets In Week
Canadian market data show 4500 to 5000 head of cattle shipped to the United States last week. Western ports and Ontario led movements as Toronto saw a peak run with price gains for top steers while other classes stayed steady. Producers anticipate fewer shipments ahead due to price gaps between countries and stricter selection. prices at Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton are listed for last week, the prior week, and a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Intelligence Service
Canadian Department of Agriculture
United States
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Palmer and Roberts Held on Checks Fraud and Fines
County officials report J E Palmer, 37, jailed for larceny, held in Marshalltown to face check fraud charges after an Ames arrest. Palmer, linked to a federal fingerprint record scheme, may be wanted in California and Washington. Palmer and W M Roberts, 44, were jailed in November. Roberts got ten months for failing to pay a $1,000 fine. Court records also list civil filings including Coggan real estate, and divorces for John Krafka and Roy Harrelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
J. W. Pattie
Marshall County
Marshalltown
J. E. Palmer
Thompson
Palmer
Ames
Earl Stanley
Federal Identification Bureau
Washington, D. C
Sacramento
Calif
Walla Walla State Prison
Washington
Stanley
W. M. Roberts
Roberts
Court seeks permission to borrow funds to retire RFC loan
D W Bates state banking superintendent as receiver of American Trust and Savings bank through J R Drake examiner in charge filed in district court seeking authority to borrow up to 60000 at 314 percent to augment funds to retire indebtedness to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Current RFC debt is 115616.38 with about 6200 interest. Hearing set by Judge F O Ellison for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
State
American Trust and Savings Bank
J. R. Drake
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
REC
RFC
F. O. Ellison
Final Arguments in Coward V Bank Stock Suit
Final arguments were set for Thursday afternoon before Judge John T. Moffit and a district court jury in a $6,150 suit by Walter B. Coward against Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids. The court overruled a defense motion to strike written evidence. Coward claims the bank failed to deliver stock shares obtained by exchanging $6,000 in utilities bonds, held as collateral from a Chicago judgment debtor. The bank says it delivered the shares to a Chicago woman per agreement and denies notice that anyone else was entitled to the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Walter B. Coward
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Coward
Chicago
One Year Sentence For Theft Of Caps From Store
Melvin Bakkin, 39, Rockford IH, received one year in Linn county jail and a $200 fine plus costs for larceny from a building. Charged in a true information by County Attorney G K Thompson, he allegedly took caps from the Mc Lellan store on February 26 and was nabbed by police. The court suspended after two more weeks in jail, with release on good behavior and continued absence from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bakkin
Rockford
Linn
F. O. Ellison
Bakkin
G. K. Thompson
McLellan
Cedar Rapids Firm Wins Default Judgment on Promissory Note
Judge A B Clark granted Cedar Rapids Finance and Thrift a default judgment in a $414.23 promissory note suit. Defendants named include George C. Oxley and L P Lyman. The plaintiff alleged that Oxley failed to satisfy the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids Finance and Thrift Company
George C. Oxley
L. P. Lyman
Oxley
Attorney Appointed Receiver’s Counsel in Local Firm Case
Judge A B Clark appointed Milo O Hanzlik Cedar Rapids as attorney for the receiver of Larimer and Shaffer Inc a local stone and sand firm in district court Thursday E R Moore Cedar Rapids was named receiver succeeding Robert I Larimer who resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo O. Hanzlik
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
Larimer and Shaffer, Inc
E. R. Moore
Robert I. Larimer
Robbery Charge Plea Filed In District Court
Harold Bud Armstrong 21 of 423 K avenue NW faced district court on robbery charges filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. He pled not guilty before Judge F O Ellis and remained jailed on a $1000 bond. He is accused of taking $12.25 from Carl Kaminsky at Kaminsky’s residence on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold “Bud” Armstrong
K Avenue NW
G. K. Thompson
F. O. Ellis
Armstrong
Carl Kaminsky
Third Street
Milwaukee railroad officials tour Chicago on inspection visit
J. T. Gillick vice president O N Hartstad general manager and W H Penfield engineer maintenance of way all of the Milwaukee Railroad were in Chicago Wednesday for an inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gillick
O. N. Hartstad
W. H. Penfield
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
City
Divorce suit follows cruelty grounds in district court
Thelma Stanek sues Leo J. Stanek and Dorothy Logan sues Larry Logan for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Staneks wed December 11, 1933. Logans wed June 25. John W. McNeil seeks divorce from Mattie G. McNeil on desertion. they married June 10, 1922, at Quincy, Illinois, and she left August 25 last year. Jacob R. Morehouse probate with wife Charlotte Jane Morehouse named executrix. will dated August 18, 1919. Caroline Marie Huskey and John Leo Horlivy named beneficiaries under John A. Horlivy will. Horlivy died February 28. will drawn August 27 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Krafka
John Krafka
Rock Island, Ill
Thelma Stanek
Leo J. Stanek
Dorothy Logan
Larry Logan
Staneks
Logans
John W. McNeil
Mattie G. McNeil
Quincy
Ill
McNeil
Jacob R. Morehouse
Charlotte Jane Morehouse
Caroline Marie Huskey
John Leo Horlivy
John A. Horlivy
Horlivy
Pharmacy Requirements Raised By Legislature
Iowa House approves bill raising pharmacy education to three years of instruction in a school. The 98 to 0 vote keeps the one year of practical experience under a registered pharmacist unchanged. The measure originated in the Senate pharmacy committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INL
Iowa
Senate Pharmacy Committee
August Air Suspensions Over New York Set Record
In August last year, more spot suspension incidents occurred above New York than in any August since 1930, highlighting a peak in aerial holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Linn C T A No 3 Averages 22.2 Lbs February Butterfat
In February the Linn Cow Test association No 3 averaged 519 pounds of milk and 22.2 pounds of butterfat from 285 cows, with 28 cows exceeding 40 pounds butterfat. The Rogers Falcon herd led with 597 pounds milk and 31.3 pounds butterfat from 16 Guernseys. High individual was a grade Shorthorn in the Maier herd at 79.8 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Cow Test Association
Paul Henderson
Rogers and Falcon
W. L. Smith
Carl K. Linge
C. F. Maier
Smith Favors Removing Livestock Restrictions
Earl C. Smith of Chicago representing the Illinois agricultural association urged the senate agriculture committee to scrap livestock control provisions contained in the agricultural adjustment act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Earl C. Smith
Chicago
Illinois Agricultural Association
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