Burlington Chinese Wife Deported But May Return In 1936
Mrs Gow, banned under immigration laws, entered the U S as the wife of another man. After years in Burlington with her husband who ran a laundry, she left with their four year old daughter to Seattle. Federal authorities say reentry for Mrs Gow is highly probable, with a potential return in 1936.
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Reeve
Burlington
United
Burlegion Congregations
Gow
California
United States
C C. Davis
Chicago
Margaret Kann
Mrs Charles Warren Dies at Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Sturges Warren age 72 died Sunday morning after a heart attack. Born December 28 1862 in Sherburnville Ill she moved with her parents to Mechamesville and married Charles Neal Warren June 26 1882 living in Mount Vernon except fourteen years in Mechamesville. Survived by husband six children nine grandchildren four brothers and a niece. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at the home with Rev E C Moorhead officiating burial in Mount Vernon cemetery.
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Sonmal
He Gazette
Nount Vernon
Craves N Warren
Ag A
Sherburnville
Ill
Elizabeth Sturges Warren
Mechamiesville
Charles Neal Warren
Mount Vernon
Mechamesville
Fred Travis
C. S Miller
Tipton
G. L. Kelley
St. Loui
H. S Warren
Chicago
H. S DuBois
Long Beach
Calif
Helen Warren
Galva
Charles
Ernest Sturgis
Sioux City
W. H
Winner, SD
Fred
Harlem
Mont
Victor Hasek
Cedar Rapids
Warren
Presbyterian Church, Balliet Chapter
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Iowa City
Richard W. Nelson
University of Iowa
Nelson
Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Martelle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martelle Methodist Church
Ida Rich
Elva Kyle
Osta Clark
Otho Brokaw
Ocy Calvert
Lily Meeks
Ida Miller
H. L. Fossler
Miller
Vinton
Emily J. Randall
Edith Miller
Sibley
Tusday
W. L. Currier
Emily Jane McCoy
Iowa
Wiliam A. Johnson
Oren BE. Johnson
Florence Stewart
Davison
Mich
Lydia Atkins
Central City
Charles J. Johnson
Winthrop
H. A. Jack
Alice Johnson
Shellsburg
Randall
Baptist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
W. C. T. U. Webster
James Driscal
Gerald Lineweaver
Elberon
American Legion Auxiliary
Arnolds Park
United Brethren Church
S. S. Smick
Evergreen Cemetery
Minneapolis
Delaware
Columbus Junction
Joan Lewis
Methodist
V. A Bloomquist
Columbus City
Charles Easler
Frank Barnes
Willam Easler
Oxford Junction
Martha Provan
California
Arthur Noyes
Onslow
Bertha Trotter
Portland
Ore
Fannie McDonald
Inverness
Fla
Barnes
Wyoming
Ob.s
Astrurian Club
Delmar Journal
Riffle
Milwaukee Railway Company
Louis Block Honored At Masonic Reunion
The four coordinating bodies of the Scottish Rite in Davenport Iowa plan a fall reunion Tuesday. Administering degree work to 50 candidates will be the feature. The candidates will be the Louis Block class. Block directed all Masonic activities in Iowa at his death several months ago.
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Davenport
Louis Block
Iowa
Block
Towa
Manson Youth Killed In Auto Truck Crash
Orris W Tuel Jr 22 of Manson is dead and Ruth Engel of Fort Dodge critically injured after a car struck a truck on a highway west of Fort Dodge. The collision occurred four miles west of Manson with the injured transported to a local hospital where Tuel died four hours later.
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Fort Dodge
Orris W Tuel, Jr
Manson
Ruth Engel
Here
Brever
Tucl
Wheatland notes on Otto Seigmund family life and shop
Fragmentary obituary style note describes Otto Seigmund celebrating seventhird tarts day at a home in Wheatland and mentions birth on November 10 in Paventport, arrival in Winatead aged four, a brother Edwauirit who runs a teber shop, and references to Mr Senard and a bank official plus a daughter Mrs Aeon Ger of Chicago.
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Wheatland
Otto Seigmund
Wound View
Wiliam Segmund
Sandss Vi Seignund
Pavenport
Winatead
Mr Senard
Edwauirit
Whoa
Kirst Trust
Ard Sarvage Bank
Wes Seisay
Chicaca
Donnas Alexandes
Vague Names From Friar’s Fragments Surface in Report
Disconnected phrases mention Independence data and Neva Tabor representing Magnificert Obsession. Douglas owns stolen Satyreris and an item placed on a shot, with several more recent bests drifting from the library last work. Green Lent is referenced along with others.
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Douglas
Stlen Satyreris
Coisa
La Porte Man Heads Odd Fellows Group
WAVERLY AP delegates at the eleventh annual Four County Odd Fellows convention elected C V Bardnart La Porte City as president Frank McKinster Waterloo as vice president William Kruse La Porte City as secretary and M A Bowen Cedar Falls as treasurer The organization includes lodges in Black Hawk Butler Grundy and Bremer counties L B DeSeelhorst age 85 and an Odd Fellow for 61 years addressed the assemblage.
Emmetsburg Football Player Dies at 13
Michael Thompson a 13 year old St Marys Academy football player from Emmetsburg died Monday night in a Fort Dodge hospital of spinal meningitis. He was the son of Mart Thompson, Emmetsburg VFW commander. Funeral services for Mrs John Lahl were held Monday and burial at Long Grove cemetery.
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Emmetsburg
Michael Thompson
St Mary's Academy
Fort Dodge
Mart Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Aid for Severe Asthma Attacks
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Buckram Mixture as a nighttime aid for asthma and bronchitis sufferers. It claims 2 or 3 doses in hot sweetened water before bed will ease coughing, aid sleep, and provide immediate relief from choking, with a money back guarantee via druggists.
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Bucklers
Taxpayers Association set to hear Valentine at Des Moines meeting
The Iowa Taxpayers Association announced John K. Valentine head of the state board of assessment and review will speak on Iowa Tax Problems at the first annual convention in Des Moines on November 19. Gov. Clyde L. Herring will deliver the welcome address. Other speakers include Frank G. Arnold Fred Larrabee Francis Johnson and Ed R Brown with 400 expected attendees. Special real estate board meetings to recruit members will be held this week in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs and Centerville.
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Fort Dodge
Francis Johnson
Terris
Ed R. Brown
Des Moines
Joe L. Long
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Centerville
Brothers' Reunion After Half Century Prevented By Death
Emmetsburg resident Thomas Young dies before he and his brother John in Australia could meet again after five decades apart. The brothers parted in Edinburgh fifty two years ago. John moved to Australia thirty years ago. Thomas learned of Johns survival two weeks earlier, but died on Saturday and was buried Monday before replying to the letter.
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Emmetsburg
Thomas Young
John
Australia
Edinburgh
Scotland
Thomas
America
Waterloo man seeks lease on narrow city hall land
Rhey N. Cowin asked Waterloo city council to lease a strip of land three to four inches wide and 90 feet long occupied by City Hall. He proposed a nominal rent such as a dollar per year or per five years, noting stucco for the hall had previously encroached on his adjoining property.
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Waterloo
Rhey N. Cawin
Cowin
Windows Shattered By Blast Wrecking Eighteenth Street Bridge
A powerful dynamite blast Monday night during bridge demolition on the Eighteenth street bridge over the Raccoon river damaged several west side homes and filled Des Moines police headquarters with calls. St Catherine's Hall suffered multiple broken windows as the blast hurled the bridge’s steel section into the river.
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Des Moines
Eighteenth Street
Raccoon River
West Side
St Catherines Hall
German Ambassador Hans Luther to Speak in Des Moines
Dr Hans Luther German ambassador to the United States will address Des Moines audiences on November 21. He will speak at a Rotary Club noon luncheon and again in the evening as part of a Midwest tour.
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Des Moines
Hans Luther
United States
Rotary Club
Iowa
Midwest
Caroline S Mateer 82 Quaker pioneer dies at home
OSKALOOSA AP Caroline S Mateer an 82 year old Quaker pioneer died at her home in Oskaloosa on Monday. She was known for her longtime community work and leadership within the Quaker faith.
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Oskaloosa
Caroline S Mateer
Sunday School Workers Conference Attended by Local Delegations
Delegations from Evangelical and Reformed churches at Lowden Clarence Bennett Tinton Wilton Junction and Muscatine attended the Muscatine Sunday School Workers conference Sunday. Attendees from Lowden included Rev Mr and Mrs F J Abele Mrs F Montz Mrs O C Pan cratz Mrs Lane Strackbein Meta Richmann Martha Ohirogge and Exama Richmann. Rev F J Abele of Lowden was a main speaker. Officers elected: Miss Molly Mittmann president Ernest Riedesal vice president Meta Richman secretary and Harlan Goldsmith treasurer.
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Lowden
Evangelical and Reformed
Clarence
Bennett
Tinton
Wilton Junction
Muscatine
F J Abele
F. Montz
O C Pancratz
Lane Strackbein
Meta Richmann
Martha Ohirogge
Exama Richmann
Molly Mittmann
Ernest Riedesal
Meta Richman
Harlan Goldsmith
Armistice day program at Ward school
Mrs Robert Leeper led an Armistice day talk for fourth to sixth graders at Ward school on Monday morning. The American Legion auxiliary sponsored the event with 11 oclock silence and patriotic songs. Clarence Green Morris Farr Aileen Williams and Jean Hart presented travel modes while Mildred Fisher and Lois Bigger led a map study. Principal Fridolf Lundholm directed songs. Supt George Anselm spoke on World War II.
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Mount Vernon
Robert Leeper
Ward
Verson
Clarence Green
Morris Farr
Aileen Williams
Jean Hart Mildred Fisher
Lois Bigger
LE Bigger
Pusl
Hieh
George Anselm
Fridolf Lundholm
University of Iowa professor named tax economist
Prof. Richard W. Nelson of the University of Iowa will serve for one year as a special government tax economist, taking a leave of absence to work in the forestry division of the U S Department of Agriculture. The appointment was announced by university officials Tuesday.
Gabrielson to Head Bureau of Biological Survey
Ira N. Gabrielson, native Iowan and longtime adviser to J N Darling, will take over as chief of the Bureau of Biological Survey after Darling’s resignation. Gabrielson has held key roles in game management and rodent control on the Pacific coast and will lead the bureau effective after Darling leaves on November 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Biological Survey
J. N.ding't Darling
Ira N. Gabrielson
Darling
Division of
Wildlife Research
Department of Agriculture
Gabrielson
Bureau
Sioux Rapids
Morningside College
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Oregon State College Extension Service
Oregon Extension
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Institute Opens At University Of Iowa
The Iowa Daily Press association institute opened at the University of Iowa in Iowa City with John Huston presiding and editors from Waterloo, Marshalltown, Detroit, Chicago, and Quincy scheduled to speak. The Wazygoose banquet was hosted by the Associated Students of Journalism and university leaders welcomed attendees.
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Iowa City
Iowa Daily Press Association
University of Iowa
John Huston
Ray Eggert
Waterloo Courier
Don Hoopes
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Lee A. White
Detroit News
Douglas C. McMurtrie
Chicago
Charles F. Eichenauer
Quincy Herald-Whig
Associated Students of Journalism
Uiversity
LD. P. A
Eugene A. Gilmore
R. H. Terry
Des Moines
Frank Katterjohn
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
George R. Davies
University Commerce College
Merritt C. Speidel
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Join Gurwell
Marie Hentz
Louis Cook Marries Dallas Woman in Illinois Ceremony
Des Moines magazine writer and tax expert Louis H. Cook disclosed that he married Mary K. Barrett of Dallas in Wheaton Illinois on September 7. Cook's first wife Elizabeth died of a heart attack last year. He is a former chairman of the state board of assessment and review.
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Des Moines
Louis H. Cook
Mary K. Barrett
Dallas
Tex
Wheaton
Ill
Cook
Elizabeth
State Board of Assessment and Review
Death of Florentine Meves at 55 in Wheatland
Florentine Meves born October 11 1880 on a Wheatland area farm died Monday from a heart attack after a long illness. She taught in rural schools before her 1901 marriage to William Meves. She moved to Wheatland two years ago after Mr. Meves death. Survived by two daughters, her mother Maria Schnieder, five sisters and one brother. Funeral at home Wednesday 1:30 followed by church services led by Rev. A C Fischer. Burial in St Pauls Cemetery with Eastern Stars in charge.
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Wheatland
Florentine Meves
Florentine Schnieder
William Meves
Phylis
Virginia
Maria Schnieder
Lena Schnieder
Robert Witte
Bertha Fox
Elizabeth Thiele
Amelia Schnieder
Ferdinand Schnieder
Don’t Get Up Nights Promoting Bukets Remedy Ad
An advertisement for a Bukets product from Liggett Drug Company touts juniper oil and buchu leaves to flush acids and waste, relieve bladder irritation, and reduce nocturnal urination. It promises a 25 cent test with a druggist refund if not pleased after four days.
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Liggett Drug Company
Advices Using Fish Pole When Gun Fails To Seek Out Ducks
Special to The Gazette Manchester Dave Malven a veteran sportsman pulled a fast one on fellow duck hunters Sunday. While his party hunted all day with no ducks Malven fished along the Maquoketa river and soon caught a two pound bass. A crippled duck landed near him and he struck it with his fishpole before the others returned to find no ducks.
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Gazette
Manchester
Dave Malven
Malven
Maquoketa
Iowa Professor Urges Rational Study of War Causes
Prof H J Thornton of Iowa University urged a rational detailed search for underlying causes of war during an Armistice Day address to the Roy L Chopek post American Legion and civic groups in Iowa City. He argued that nations may need readjustment of boundaries and trading preferences, and warned against mere denunciations or pacifism.
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Iowa City
H. J. Thornton
University of Iowa History Department
Roy L. Chopek
American Legion
Iowa Union
Pioneer Of Johnson County Dies At 90
Lemuel Hunter 90 longtime Johnson county resident died at his home in Iowa City on Monday. Born in Milton Ohio he moved to Johnson county in 1850 traveling by boat to Muscatine then overland by wagon to Scott township. He is survived by four children William Samuel Bion Elizabeth nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. His wife and two sons preceded him.
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Iowa City
Lemuel Hunter
Johnson County
Milton
Ohio
Muscatine
Scott Township
Here
Town City
Grent
Lena Miller Thier 49 dies after illness funeral held
Mrs Lena Miller Thier 49 died Saturday night in a local hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Congregational church with Rev J F Parsons officiating. She was born at Atkinson Nebraska September 24 1886 and moved to McGregor as a child. Survived by her three sons Werner Milwaukee Armin and Erwin McGregor, her parents Louis and Mrs Miller of McGregor, three grandchildren, and brothers Carl and William both of McGregor. Her husband the Rev Bernard Thier preceded her locally.
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Lena Miller Thier
Congregational Church
J. F. Parsons
Thier
Atkinson
Neb
Louis Miller
Bernard Thier
Renwick
Grand Meadow
Minn
le Mars
Cole
Werner
Milwaukee
Armin
Erwin
Carl
William
Carry Off Safe In Ottumwa Dance Hall
A 400 pound safe with cash and jewelry valued near 400 dollars was removed from Club Royal Ottumwa by thieves who unlocked a rear door and loaded the iron box into a waiting car. Loot included 200 to 300 dollars in cash, old coins, rings and two gold watches. other downtown robberies affected two billiard parlors and a cleaning shop with minimal losses.
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Ottumwa (Ap
Club Royal
Ottumwa
Monona Girl’s Oil Painting On Exhibit
Parma Bernhard, Monona senior art student at Cornell college, has a painting accepted by the Iowa Artists' club and slated for statewide winter exhibit. Her work earns associate membership in the Town Artists' club alongside Beatrice Smith and Alice Louise Scatliff, with Nama Lathe leading the department.
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Mount Vernon
Parma Bernhard
Monona
Cornell College
Iowa Artists’ Club
Iowa
Destroy Slot Machines Put Cash In School Fund
Sheriff George Oakes and Deputy Frank Hook report the destruction of eleven slot machines confiscated last summer at Columbus Junction. The contents totaled $157.11 to be turned over to public school funds after raid costs. Two machines remain in possession and destruction awaits court order.
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Wapello
Louisa County
George Oakes
Frank Hook
Columbus Junction
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