Iowa Hopes to Sell Whisky Low Price Aimed at Stamping Out Illicit Traffic
Des Moines AINS Harold Cooper chairman of the state liquor commission says state stores will price liquor as low as possible, likely well below neighboring states. He cites $1.50 to $1.75 per quart for some whiskies, with high grade brands around $5.50 to $6.50, and notes elimination of wholesalers helps hold prices down to deter bootleggers.
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Des Moines
INS
Harold Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Sald
Cooper
Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines Bank Buys Buchanan Highway Bonds
Buchanan county board of supervisors sold two hundred thousand dollars worth of primary road refunding bonds to the Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust company of Des Moines. The 3 percent rate replaced the 4 percent old rate, with a five thousand one hundred one dollar premium cutting the true cost to about 3 14 percent and saving the county fifteen thousand one hundred one dollars. Six firms bid on the bonds.
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Independence
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Des Moines
Town election results roll in across several Iowa towns
Across Sigourney Lisbon Columbus Junction Columbus City Ladora Williamsburg North English Parnell Central City Oxford Dysart Ryan Stanwood Calamus Lowden Wilton Junction Mechanicsville Atkins Van Horne Bertram notable mayor and council races were decided Monday. Several towns approved bonds and contracts for energy and services.
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Light Company
Coralville
Sigourney
C. M. Wyllie
Hugo Schilling
Ted Downey
Charles Bell
J. M. Nelson
Jim Wareham
H. L. Snakenberg
Tom Kelly
Lisbon
Merlin Sailor
Harlan Briggs
Merle Kepler
A. J. Ramsay
W. L. Boyd
C. M. Gish
John Conor
John A. Auracher
Dean A Bennett
Columbus Junction
Floyd Pine
E. O. Newell
J. D. Darrow
W. G. Roberts
W. A. Norris
J. H. Wykert
Lewis Pugh
W. H. Hull
T. N. O'Neill
Nettie Lewis
E. P. Shellabarger
Columbus City
H .L. Kulp
R. S. Johnston
W. C. Davis
J. H. Allen
Elmer Miller
Parnell
W. M. Murphy
Central
Citizens
Johnson Allen
Linn Hamilton
M. B. Geesey
R. R. Hatch
Edgar Kirby
H. R. Sigmund
Ed Wilkinson
Harry Sellers
T. A. Kearns
O. D. Deen
Oxford
Joe James
William Henderson
E. L. Spratt
R. J. Hennes
R. R. Speers
W. R. Larimer
J. H. Schrader
Dysart
B. E. Barkdoll
G. F. Lee
R. E. Christopher
H. A. Haerther
H. J. Wehrhan
Dr. W. Haerther
J. H. Koehn
J. M. Lieb
Arnold Gafeller
Mary E. Fritz
Henry W. Alden
van Horne
Oscar Reinhardt
People's
Frank Kerkman
D. A. Bowen
L. E. Coghill
William Marquardt
Council
People’s
Perry C. Tyler
Osborne O'Brien
H. H. Herzberger
Bertram—Morris Kerns
August Pospisil
Laura Anderson
G. R. Jorgenson
Frank Drahos
Judson McIntosh
George D. King
Albion Drahos
Cedar Rapids Candidate Thanks Voters and Promises Coop
A Cedar Rapids figure expresses appreciation to supporters and pledges an economical and progressive administration in cooperation with other city officials.
Tryouts Set for Final Community Play of Season
Open auditions tonight at 7 30 in the workshop of the Montrose hotel for The Mad Hopes a Romney Brent comedy of manners with thirteen characters eight men and five women casting seeks a wide range of ages and types and needs several French speakers.
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Montrose Hotel
Romney Brent
Herring Names Old Age Pension Board Members
Gov Clyde L Herring named three members to the Fat a Tasknte board to administer the old age pension law A L Urick of Des Moines a Republican Mrs Mabel Meredith of Ames and John Porterfield of Hamburg The appointees will serve two three and four year terms subject to confirmation by the state executive council The board will meet in Des Moines to select a chairman and organize their administration of the law
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DES Moines
Fata Tasknte
Clyde L. Herring
A. L. Urick
Mabel Meredith
Ames
John Porterfield
Hamburg
Urick
Meredith
Porterfield
General Assembly
von Ab
City Marbles Champion Is 15 Year Old Joe Ennis
Joe Ennis aged 15 son of Mrs Anna J Ennis won the city marbles championship on Washington high school grounds in a tournament run by the playground commission with about fifty participants. Fred Dice aged 14 was runner up. Ray Frame supervised the event and Armstrongs Sporting Goods donated prizes. A girls hopsketch tournament will follow at 9 am Wednesday supervised by Margaret Grunewald.
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Joe Ennis
Anna J. Ennis
Twelfth Avenue
Washington High School
Playground Commission
Ray Frame
Fred Dice
John Dice
Fifteenth Avenue
Margaret Grunewald
Sporting Goods Department
Armstrong’s
Disbarment Proceedings for Davenport Lawyer Ruymann
Davenport attorney Claus J. Ruymann faces disbarment in Scott County District Court amid allegations of unprofessional conduct. He stands accused of misappropriating 16 000 dollars and deceiving clients in a mortgage matter tied to the estate of Henry Kroeger, who died in a September 1932 car wreck.
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Davenport
Claus J. Ruymann
Ruymann and Ruymann
Scott County District Court
Scott County Bar Association
Henry Kroeger
Ruymann
Kroeger
Rudolph Rowe
Scott County
Ruwe
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN Brings Health Without Pills
A letter from Thomas F. Little of Lancaster Ohio praises Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN for alleviating years of constipation without medicines. The notice explains how bulk and vitamin B aid regularity, iron supports blood, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily, with medical advice for serious illness. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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F. Little
Wheeling St
Lancaster
Ohio
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Road Worker Struck by Rock on Palisades Project
Ralph Dew, 34, a CWA employee on the Palisades road project, suffered deep lacerations to his right temple when a chunk of stone struck him near noon Tuesday. He was hit by rock dislodged by a fellow worker using a heavy sledge and taken to St Luke’s hospital for treatment.
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Ralph Dew
Fourteenth Avenue SE
CWA
Palisades Road
Dew
St. Luke's Hospital
Scouting Associates To Honor Mr and Mrs C C Thomas
Scouters of the Cedar Rapids area council honor Mr and Mrs C C Thomas with a dinner program at the Y M C A Thursday at 6 15 p m. The Thomas family will travel to Santa Fe New Mexico where Mr Thomas will become Scout executive of the northern New Mexico area council. Reservations available at Boy Scout headquarters.
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Scouting Associates
Mrs
C.C. Thomas
Carroll CG. Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Y. M.C
Thomas
Santa Fe
N. M
Northern
New Mexico
Henry Files
Boy Scout
Iowa City Students Brace for Holiday Transportation Scramble
About 3,000 University of Iowa students are expected to crowd transportation facilities in Iowa City on Wednesday as the holiday break begins. The five day recess marks the end of the academic year and will affect campus options and local transit usage.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Easter break set from Wednesday evening to April 3
Officials say 5,200 students on campus will largely stay put during Easter recess, with federal emergency relief work occupying about 400 students' time.
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William Weston
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Lowa‘ and
Herring
Old Age Pension Board
City Marbles
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Moeller
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