Jooss Ballet Draws Capacity Audience in Cedar Rapids
The Jooss Ballet performed at Shrine temple Cedar Rapids drawing a full house with "A Ball In Old Vienna" and "The Big City." Ernst Athoff and Noelle de Mesa received strong applause and the troupe highlighted "The Green Table," a satirical peace ballet recognized internationally in 1932.
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Death notices of Mrs Lucy Baumgartner in Colorado
Toledo citizen Mrs Lucy Baumgartner formerly of Toledo died at her sister Mable Reynolls home in Boulder Colorado She is survived by two daughters a son and two sisters Mrs Ruth Price of Billings Mont and the others unnamed in the notice The Smith family is noted as her parents the late Dr and Mrs F R Smith
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Bandit makes second visit to Iowa drugstore in ten days
Des Moines reports a nervous gunman returned to Huffman’s drugstore at midnight. He forced the safe open and escaped with $160, total $310 this month. Ten days earlier the same bandit hit three cash registers for $150. Huffman and staff were locked in the basement.
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Iowan Alfred Livingston Dies After Heckling Curtis
Spencer Iowa funeral services were set for Alfred J. Livingston a farmer who at a 1928 event provoked Vice President Charles Curtis by shouting You're too damned dumb to understand The incident sparked varied recollections with some calling him a fool while others say he coined a campaign slogan Democrats backing Al Smith used the line with Roosevelt era praise for the New Deal and for keeping Livingston on his 375 acre farm Image references mention his fall from a broken hip on October 19 and his support for Roosevelt alike.
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Decorah Man Dies After Fall From Train in Idaho
Albert Williams 54 of Decorah was killed Sunday when he fell from a train at Rathdrum Idaho on route to visit relatives in Spokane Washington. He was a plumber born April 8 1882 in Glenwood township Decorah and married to Sophie Nesheim. survived by his wife seven children two daughters in Chicago and Decorah seven brothers and three sisters and many relatives. Funeral services pending word from Spokane.
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John Burgin 68 Funera services held in Marengo
John Burgin 68 retired farmer born in Switzerland died recently and funeral services were held Wednesday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. L A Moser. He migrated to the United States in 1890 and returned to Switzerland in 1901 later marrying Caroline Breekbuhl. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Donald Schloeman of Marengo a brother Emil of Niederdorf Switzerland and three sisters Mrs Emma Schaub Blairstown Mrs Rosa Wanderen and Mrs Elise Brunner of New York City.
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Farm stock equipment and feed listed under classification 37 in the Want Ads. Includes hay, tools, and related farming items for sale.
Kraschel and Wallace Discuss Iowa Farm Policy
Iowa Governor Nels Kraschel met with Secretary Wallace in Washington to pledge Iowa support for a future national farm program. Kraschel, a Democrat, led Iowa’s governor race by about two thousand votes and visited at Wallace’s invitation to discuss agricultural issues.
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Hemroid internal remedy promises pile relief
Piles result from poor lower bowel circulation and lifeless bowel walls. Dr J S Leonhardt introduced Hemroid as an internal medicine to stimulate circulation and restore affected parts. The May Drug Co advertises Hemroid tablets with a money back guarantee available from local druggists.
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Buckleys Mixture touted for rapid relief of bronchitis coughs
Buckleys Mixture is advertised as a triple acting cough and cold remedy praised for fast action. The claim says it is pure with no harmful drugs and safe for children and promises quick easing of ordinary coughs and rapid relief of lingering colds.
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