Pheasant season opens as 85 officers patrol Iowa fields
In northwestern Iowa about 20 000 hunters flock to the opening of pheasant season with 85 conservation officers in the field. Hunters must obtain farmers permission, regard blue laws, and follow daily bag limits of three birds, with six after day two. Dr Sylvester E Ellis elected pastor of First Methodist Church in Iowa City succeeding Dr Henry.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Lew Wallace
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
Fred Schwab
Fish and Game Division
Commission
State Conservation Office
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa City
Sylvester E. Ellis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis
Harry D. Henry
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Ohio Wesleyan University
Iliff School of Theology
Denver, Colo
Denver University
North
Glad Friends Told Her About Gly-Cas
Mrs. Wess Harsh of 413 East 12th Street South Newton Iowa describes years of stomach pain and meals being impossible before trying glycas or a similar remedy. The brief quote notes her relief and ongoing struggle with digestion and discomfort.
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Gly-Cas
Gly Cas Restores Mrs Wels Harsh’s Health in Ten Days
Describes Mrs Wels Harsh suffering from dizziness bilious spells kidney trouble and swelling hands and feet. After trying Gly Cas she reports rapid improvement within ten days completing one box and reclaiming health energy sleep and ability to work. Sold by Thrifty Drug Store Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Gly-Cas
Gly- Cas
Thrifty Drug Store
First Street
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Independent Theater Owners Plan Campaign Against Chain System
Des Moines reports a campaign to raise 48000 for an anti chain theater movement. Forty eight of sixty five owners signed on to contribute 1000 each to back legislation opposing percentage bookings and other benefits for independents. L F Wolcott was re elected president with H A Larson and Charles Peterson also reelected. Board members include Jake Rosenthal H A Taylor Cliff Niles Phil Marsh William Miller and the two incumbents.
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Des Moines
INS
Allied Theater Owners
Iowa
Nebraska
L. F. Wolcott
Eldora
H. A. Larson
Oakland
Neb
Charles Peterson
Hampton
Jake Rosenthal
Waterloo
H. A. Taylor
Omaha
Cliff Niles
Anamosa
Phil Marsh
Wayne
William Miller
Ashland
Wolcott
Larson
Waukon bus operator convicted of drunk driving
Andrew Clark of Waukon was found guilty by a ten man and two woman jury in district court after seven hours of deliberation. Judge Eichendorf will sentence Clark for driving a vehicle while intoxicated.
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Waukon
Andrew
Clark
Eichendorf
Columbus Junction Voters Approve Sale of School to Center
In a special election Columbus Junction voters approved selling the old Colum bus Independent school district grade school to the town for 1. The old school will become a community center with improvements under a WPA project at a total cost not to exceed 181. Remodeling and landscaping are set at 4 500. The building was erected in 1881 and has been vacant 17 years after the new high school opened.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Independent School District
Prominent Tama farmer Elroy Hayward Dies After Short Illness
Elroy E. Hayward of Tama four miles south dies after three hours of neuralgia of the heart. He was born in Richland township November 17, 1904 and married Hazel Meves March 16, 1927. Survived by wife, son Roderick, four sisters and three brothers, funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Tama Methodist church. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Tama
Manning Elroy Hayward
Hayward
Roderick
George Barlow
John Barlow
Toledo
Ray Reams
Boulder
Colo
Fred Fowler
Greene
Floyd
Walker Hayward
Leon Hayward
Grinnell
Elroy E. Hayward
Methodist Church
W. O. Eckler
Marvin
Elroy Barlow
Ronald Hayward
Kenneth Reams
Ross
Edgar Earnest
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rosa Podolak 81st Birthday Observed in Oxford Junction
Mrs Rosa Podolak celebrated her eighty first birthday on Monday at a party arranged by her daughters Mrs Carl Carter of Chicago and Miss Rose Podolak. She was born Rosa Harazim and married Martin Podolak in 1876. She had six children, four living: Mrs Anna Carter and Mrs Mary Newton of Chicago, Miss Rose Podolak of Oxford Junction, and Edward of Maquoketa.
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Oxford Junction
Rosa Podolak
Carl Carter
Chicago
Rose Podolak
Podolak
Rosa Harazim
Martin Podolak
Anna Carter
Mary Newton
Edward
Maquoketa
Campaign opened by Iowa Taxpayers Association
Des Moines reports the Iowa Taxpayers association seeks $15 000 in memberships led by executive secretary Joe L Long The group plans a statewide network patterned after Nebraskas county taxpayers leagues and aims to pressure government to curb spending Memberships range from five to five hundred dollars with county groups paying one dollar each and coordinated effort with the state body
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Joe L. Long
Long
Cornell Reports Balanced Budget and Enrollment Boost
The Cornell board of trustees heard a balanced budget for the year ending Aug 31 and a 13.9 percent enrollment rise from Dr. H J Burgstahler president. The report included nine new staff and faculty hires and plans for a men's dormitory. The semi annual meeting drew trustees from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Davenport among others with a luncheon and tea afterward.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell Board of Trustees
H. J. Burgstahler
Burgstahler
Cornell
Elmer Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Fred Sargent
Chicago
J. P. van Horn
J. Arthur Young
Cedar Falls
Paul Bellamy
Rapid City
S. D
Robert E. Courson
Belmond
A. A. Brooks
Earle A. Baker
A. L. Killian
Frank Cole
C. L. Rigby
Stanwood
W. R. Boyd
Frank W. Court
Davenport
D.” A. van Meter
Dean Persen
Eldora
John T. Moffit
Tipton
Sutherland? Dows
Charles*e., Hedges
Thomas“ Nicholson
Lees
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Jones County Health Leaders Meet On Christmas Seal Drive
A Jones County health meeting addressing the Christmas seal sale convened at county chairman Mrs. S. G. Hutton home. Twenty seven town and township chairmen attended along with officers and organization representatives. The committee unanimously urged school boards to require a tuberculosis health certificate before teacher contracts. Attending Anamosa women included Mrs. T. E. Watters Miss Nellie V. Morey Mrs. A. E. Remley and Mrs. James E. Remley.
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Anamosa
S. G. Hutton
Jones County
T. E. Watters
Nellie V. Morey
A. E. Remley
James E. Remley
Former Cornell Student in Dodsworth Road Show
Doris Day, crowned a Cornell beauty and noted for Juliet in 1929, stars as Walter Huston’s daughter in the Dodsworth road show. The former Cornell student, who lived with her grandparents in Sabula each summer, has stock company experience and is tied to the Rigby family in Cornell history.
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the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Doris Day
Juliet
Cornell College
Walter Huston
Dodsworth
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Miss Day
Cornell
Day
Sabula
Seymour Day
Rigby
Funeral services for David M. Hicks held in DeWitt
David M. Hicks 91 died at home after a three day illness. Services were in the Methodist church with Rev. Will Kirwin officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hope cemetery Maquoketa. He was born June 24 1844 in Cornwall England immigrated to DeWitt at 17 and farmed near Elwood before moving to Maquoketa then DeWitt. He leaves three brothers E S Hicks Ames Henry Hicks Maquoketa R C Hicks DeWitt and two sisters Mrs J T Walker DeWitt and Mrs W I Hanson Des Moines.
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Dewitt
David M. Hicks
Will Kirwin
Mount Hope Cemetery
Maquoketa
Cornwall
Eng
J. N. Arthur
Elwood
Hannah Heiner
Mr. Hicks
E. S. Hicks
Ames
Henry Hicks
R. C. Hicks
J. T. Walker
W. I’. Hanson
Des Moines
Monona
Henry Snell
Snell
Arbelle Curry
Relief Corps
Ladies Aid Society
Fay
McGregor
Cora
William
Joe Blietz
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Minn
McKenzy
Mason City
David
Buffalo Center
Dysart
Hazelle M Zimmer
H. L. Zimmer
Robert R. Waller
Cliff Baker
W. F. Domres
Edyth Zimmer
Ralph Waller
Monticello
Antone Matthiessen
cWill
Adams
Matthiessen
Jacob
Dixon, Il
Louise M. Rettig
Gill
Oakland
Calif
Will Adams
Fred
Jake
John
Anna Himebaugh
Oelwein
George
Viola
First Presbyterian Church
William Grossheim
Oakwood Cemetery
Garrison
Waterloo
Harry Gragg
Garrison Church of the Brethren
Minnie Hawbaker
Clarence
Ohio
Dillin
Missouri
Cleo
Harold
Inez Linderman
Lela Rulon
Gnagy
Wilton Junction
Grant McConnaha
Moscow Township
Arthur Walker
Frank Windman
Della
Lucille
Helen
John McConnaha
Clarence McConnaha
Dorothy
Ralph
Marjory
Floyd
Harry Mentink
Pearl
Addie
John Miller
Kenneth
Darlene
Maurice
Virgil Irwin
Elsie
Ruth
William McConnaha
Betty
Margaret
Alice
Billy
Grant
R. J. Walker
Robert Grant
Clarence Cooley
Norris Goddard
Columbus Junction
Home Missionary Societies
Methodist Churches
Nichols
Lone Tree
West Liberty
Wilton
Muscatine
Iowa News In Brief Debating at Waukon and Local Obits
Special to The Gasette reports Waukon junior college and high school teams preparing for debates on constitutional issues under Miss Lois Grimm. The piece lists debaters for both levels and notes upcoming first junior college debate in Fort Dodge, plus a series of local obituaries and civic notices from Jesup Monona Dysart Monticello Garrison Wilton Junction Columbus Junction and Winton.
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Waukon
Lois Grimm
Congress
Supreme Court
Shirley Griebel
Robert Dixon
James
Robert Collins
Dorothy Carter
Genevieve Griebel
Lois ‘Hager
Ida Collins
Marian Helming
Fort Dodge
Dec
Iowa to Appeal Chain Store Tax Ruling to Supreme Court
Iowa will appeal a federal court ruling that struck down the state gross receipts tax on chain stores. Assistant Attorney General Clair Hamilton said plans are to take the case to the U S Supreme Court promptly. The three judge panel held the tax provisions arbitrary and discriminatory though the occupation tax portion of the chain store act remained valid.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Clair Hamilton
Hamilton
Oelwein Girl Dies After Swallowing Bone
Esther Gibbons aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gibbons died after swallowing a bone five weeks earlier. The bone began bothering her two weeks ago and pierced an artery during a hemorrhage at University hospital Iowa City. Three blood transfusions were attempted to save her life.
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Oelwein
Esther Gibbons
James Gibbons
University Hospital
Iowa City
Trade Commission Serves Notice On Iowa City Firm
The Federal Trade Commission told T. L. Loveland and J. L. Record of Iowa City that they must show cause by Dec 13 why they should not desist from certain representations. The agency alleged the firm and its traveling reps misled retail dealers into thinking the concern manufactured appliances.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
T. L. Loveland
J. L. Record
Iowa City
Commercial Manufacturing Company
Brenard Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Man Ends Life With Shears
Jerome Schull forty seven? 37? employed at Con struction Machinery company Waterloo stabbed himself to death with a pair of shears at 9 30 p m Tuesday in his home He had been despondent since Saturday moving to Waterloo six months ago from Taylor Falls Wisconsin His widow said no reason for his despondency was apparent Mrs Schull found him shortly after he inflicted the wound and summoned others He died before the doctor arrived.
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Waterloo
Jerome Schull
Construction Machinery Company
Schull
Taylor Falls
Wis
Seat
Hartwick Telephone elects new officers and moves switchboard
At a Hartwick Telephone meeting on Monday Frank Waterbeck was chosen president Prentice Folway named secretary and treasurer and Mrs M C Somers appointed switchboard operator. The switchboard will be relocated to the O J Hakeman property under a three year lease.
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Hartwick
Hartwick Telephone Company
Frank Waterbeck
Prentice Folway
M. C. Somers
O. J. Hakeman
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Iowa Daily Press
Independent Theater Owners
Columbus
Jct. Voters
U.K. Community Center
Taxpayers Assn
Jones County Leaders of Health
Iowa News
Jesup
Howard L. Catlin
Dora Shane
Arthur Steinmetz
St. Francis Hospital
Hollingsworth
R.G. Miller
Louis P. Tobin
Carter
Mawe
Trade Commission
Shears
Penetro
Penetho
SEARS
Kook Kwick
Sneffield
Kenmore
RADIO
Sheffield
Autis
Eeagitapere Se
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Cedar Rapids’ Friendly Store
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