Appeals To President For Higher Appraisals On Iowa Farms
Bowman criticizing Iowa land bank policy urges higher farm appraisals and possible presidential action. He cites dozens of cases where bank figures stayed unchanged after complaints by the farm debt advisory board as evidence of a rigid appraisal system. In Toledo Tama county relief work details show 135 men employed on relief projects with graveling programs along county roads and nearby sites progressing.
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Des Moines
Wien
Lowe Brava
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Bowman
Federal Land Bank
Farm Debt Advisory Board
Toledo
Tama County
County Relief Office
Clutier
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Deer Creek
Tuleda
Crolsea
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Deputies to Halt Drinking at Iowa Stadium Event
About 250 deputies will attempt to enforce a no drinking rule during a major game at Stadyn in Iowa. The effort involves a large security presence and coordination with usher staff and local agencies.
Parole Board Seeks Deportation in Life Term Case
The Parole Board requests Chinaman Quan Quan be deported while serving a life sentence. The board argues his life would be endangered if released and notes ongoing allegations connected to the shooting case.
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Parole Board
Iowa Business Outlook Sees Brighter Months Ahead
Professor George R. Davies of the University of Iowa reports stronger state business prospects for the coming months compared with a year ago. He cites cooperative moves by the American Bankers Association and the American Federation of Labor, confidence restored by the security exchange commission, and NRA policy shifts as signs of renewed upturn amid overall national and European depression.
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Epetial
Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa
George R. Davies
University of Iowa Bureau of Business Research
Davies
American Bankers Association
Amerian Federation of Labor
Advanstraien
Security Ex Change Commission
Exchange Control Act
NRA Policy Board
Curta Ly
Exen
United States
Europe
da ‘Es
Cort
93-Year-Old Decorah Woman Votes Straight GOP
Special to The Gazette. Mrs Gertrude Higg, 93, told reporters she would not accept an absentee ballot and went to the polls in Decorah's Fourth Ward to cast a straight Republican ticket on Tuesday's election.
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the Gazette
Gertrude Higg
Fourth Ward
No Drinking No Driving For This Louw Violator
Lester Basho appeared before Judge Swing II Justice G W Cerperte for a shooting incident. He was sentenced to confinement for several months and ordered to pay court costs. The suspension requires payment of costs, surrender of a liquor permit, refraining from intoxicants, and obeying laws. He shall not operate a motor vehicle for three months.
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Lester Basho
Ives Socimers
Shiniin Forestisk Cosmur
Emma Comer
Swing
G W Cerperte
Lester Ee
Tenkersier
Wes SsuLip
Dvorek
Adl
Hershman
Rep Bonnsetter Seeks Speakership in Des Moines
The report notes Rep Bonnsetter as a candidate for speaker, detailing his prior service as chair of the house oversight committee and his background in West Bend. It mentions his two-term tenure and involvement with state sessions, with references to Webster and local poets.
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Farfourth
Gemecal Assembis
Snenkeestis
Sompaceazis
Sohn Notohel
Ames Seaton Board Faces Spring Decision
A fragmented note indicates the Ames council weighing a spring action by the Retin Commission on a coastal development project. Officials include Assistent Amoccer General Leben Brenm and Pricar, with focus on a broad plan affecting local stakeholders.
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Decso
Fagerel Retin
Mme of Rscio
Seston
Lowe Swtemlers
Ames
Monticello Public Schools Hosts Homecoming Party
Monticello pupils hold a homecoming party in the school gym Friday evening to honor the Monticello high football team and coach Francis Merten and Anamosa public school team and coach after their Friday afternoon game on the local field. Miss Opal Porter, PTI for girls, leads the event.
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Monticello
Francis Merten
Anamosa
Opal Porter
Tomnestead Project Under Way as U S Bands Arrive
Unclear text describes the Tomnestead project moving forward as U S bands arrive. It mentions land purchases, checks, and government actions. Families may receive land for a garden and home construction with government support and taxes outlined for community items and school funding.
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U.S
Postpone Arraignment Of Clarence McCormick
VINTON Avesge ment of Clarence NoeCormick 23 of Van Homme held in the county is here since a coromec s week held him responsible in the auto collision death of George Meyer 15 of Van Borme probably will not take place until after the grand jury meets Nov 29 court officials said Meyer was killed Oct 31 in an automobile collision between Van Home and Newhall while riding in a car driven by McCormick He has been unable to furnish bail of 1500 fixed by Justice Burnham
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Borcist
Vinton — Aeveigemet
Clarence NoeCormick
van Homme
Coromec
Sweylas
George Everett Meyer
van Borme
Meyer
van Home
Newhall
McCormick
G. W. Burnham
Former Stanwood Man Retires Ags Navy Bandmaster
George W. Sisler, lifelong Stanwood native and former postmaster, retires after 20 years in the U S Navy, ending as bandmaster at San Diego naval Station. He served on four ships including USS California and USS Prairie, with convoy duty in the Azores, and earned the title of most seagoing musician. He now resides in San Diego and is transferred to fleet reserve.
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Borcix
Gazette
Stanwood
George W. Sisler
William M. Sisler
United States Navy
Navy
Sisler
San Diego
Fleet Reserve
Omaha
San Diego Naval Station
California
Prairie
Azores
Cedar Rapids
Lefebvre Ledger Company
E.G. Werner
Werner
Third Street
Oneida Garden Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Oneida Faren Wide Garden club gathered at Amanda Coons home on Wednesday to elect officers. Mrs. John Airhart was named president, Mrs. Blafton as vice president, Mrs. Louis Fuel secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Harold Joslyn assistant secretary and treasurer. Talks on winter birds were given by Mrs. Martha Anderson and Mrs. Fern Hindall.
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Oneida
Faren Wide Garden Club
Fes
Amanda Co
John Airhart
Bla “Farten
Louis Fuel
Harold Joslyn
Mfrs
Martha Anderson
Fern Hindal
Liquor Stores To Be Closed Next Monday
Local authorities announce liquor stores will close next Monday. The notice outlines a citywide holiday closure affecting all retail outlets selling alcoholic beverages.
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Parma
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Iowa News
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Methodist Church
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Wil Mes Grosshelm
Eudhorium
Bernard Parsons
Leo Stroep
Philip Dawns
Rex Davison
Clarence Earnest
Lucille Pirmh
Nilfred McChesney
Genevieve Green
Idabelle Dodds
Lone Tree
George Maxim, Jr
University Hoschwel
Moses
Julie
Libby Maxim
Maine
Swank Church
M. L. Beck
Aioses F. Maxim
Abel L. Maxim
Winnespolis
Henry Maxim
M. W. Kelso
Charles Hawthorne
Frank Jasperé
George Westfall
Anton Swenson
Liord Watsom
Masonville
Mertha Rowe
Red Cross
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