Student Fees Back Athletics, Not Public in Iowa Colleges
A Coe College survey conducted by President H M Gage and Hayden shows student fees fund most Iowa college athletics. The report indicates liberal arts students cover about 47 percent of athletic expenses, outsiders pay 17 percent, while guarantees account for 36 percent.
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Popwler
Iowa
H M Gage
Coe College
Thomas
Hayden
Department of Physical Education
Coe
Lberal Art Colleges
Owa
Britain Warns France Over Trade Tax Clash
Walter Runciman head of the British board of trade warned France Britain would retaliate if the 33 percent discriminatory surtax on British goods remains. France had imposed 13 percent tax when England left the gold standard and Britain may impose anti French duties if Paris does not lift the tax. A Dec effective withdrawal from the tariff truce is feared and a broader dollar decline could trigger further action. The dollar rose seven cents to $5.33, prompting merchants to weigh impact of the cheap dollar.
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France
England
Walter Runciman
British Board of Trade
Britain
Runciman
Big Truck Loses Rear Wheels In City Crash
Traffic at Third avenue and Tenth street SE blocked at 6 p m when a loaded trailer truck driven by Lloyd Iosty of Pipestone Minnesota lost rear wheels and axle in a collision with a grit delivery truck driven by Ray Myers of Witwer Grocer. No injuries. Truck laden with dressed poultry for Chicago market blocked motor and streetcar traffic. Iosty dragged trailer to curb after brief delay. Myers vehicle suffered heavy damage.
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Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Lloyd Iosty
Pipestone
Minn
Ray Myers
Witwer Grocer Company
Rohweder
Chicago
Iesty
Myers
Council to Decide On Work Saturday
City plan commission seeks to employ up to fifty engineers to survey new city area and parks, create topographical maps, and assess drainage and roads. Estimated cost is 4492 dollars including supplies and contingencies, with 8000 acres to be surveyed. Also planned is a civil works project to remove 125 park trees infected by two lined chestnut borer and use lumber to repair riprap wall.
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City Plan Commission
Young
County Relief Committee
Indian Creek
Bever Park
Ed Stefan
Joy Ride Marks 25th Anniversary in 1901 Model Auto
In Klamath Falls Oregon J S McCown and his wife recently celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a short drive in a 1901 model automobile. McCown had courted his wife in a similar car and rented the antique two cylinder vehicle for the silver wedding. They wore their marriage clothes of 1908 for the celebration.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
J. S. McCown
McCown
Night of Frolic bazaar at St Lud Mila's
City briefs note a midnight bazaar at St Lud Mila's on Nov 28 and several local items. Mrs P S Hammond left for Merrill Wisconsin. Coryell reduces gasoline prices. Boy Scout Troop 8 to meet at Kenwood school Friday at 7 pm. fresh Jones sausage bacon and hams at Hladky's 4141. Mrs John Reilly visiting at 627 A Ave. Thanksgiving ad tips. Junior Speaks asks police to find a thief who stole a green Pierce Arrow coaster wagon from First Ave and 13th St E at about 6 pm. Evangelist W G Roberts preaching at The Church.
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Junior Speaks
Seventeenth Street
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Christ Preaching to Spirits in Prison Topic Tonight
The speaker outlined Christ as the first priest Melchisedec described as without father or mother. He argued the line of priesthood began with Melchisedec and was then inherited in succession. In other court news Estella Knouf sues W H Reese for 1063 for past due rent at 376 Seventh Street SE. A local theater advertises Three Little Pigs at the Iowa theater Friday and Saturday. Jonh Stodola of Marshalltown is arraigned for desertion. released on bond with child support agreement. he was arrested there and returned by the marshal.
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Christ
Melchisedec
Estella Knouf
Superior Court
W. H. Reese
Seventh Street SE
Jonh Stodola
Marshalltown
A. S. Reed
Emma Cesek
Stodola
John Taylor
Mind and Morals in Science and Society
The author presents Q A on women in business equality requiring individual qualification, poetry as creator not instructor, and social invention keeping pace with mechanical progress. Science elevates societal rights, but machines do not inherently improve humanity without better towns, governments, schools, and social life.
Habits booklet offered by Dr Wisgram
Dr Albert Wisgram, noted scientist, has written a 28 page booklet on habits and their formation. It includes principles by William James and Charles Harvard influence. Send 106 in coin or stamps with a self addressed stamped return envelope to this newspaper for HABITS.
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Albert Edward Wiseam
Harvard
William James
Albert Wisgram
Treasury runs red but slower than last year
Washington reports the federal government is in the red by about half the pace of a year ago as more than half a billion dollars flow into recovery channels since July. Through Nov 21 the revenue totals nearly $1.106 billion while expenses reach $1.763 billion.
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Washington
Lynching Threats Return as Hart Slayers Face Mob
San Jose reports renewed threats of vigilante punishment for Brooke Hart slayers. A “vigilante of 100” group is said to be forming among young business men. deputies tighten controls around the county jail as fear grows. Commander Seterle, who won the Gordon Bennett balloon race, faced a duty cost of 84 dollars to import his trophies.
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San Jose
Calif
INS
Brooke Hart
William J. Emig
Emig
Jack Holmes
Harold Thurmond
T. G. Seterle
Basie
Switzerland
United States
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Robert &. Allen
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Shoe Dept
St. Ludmila's
P. S. Hammond
Merrill, Wis
Coryell
Boy Scout
Kenwood School
Jones
Hladky’s
John Reilly of
Ryan
James DeLay
Gazette
Church of Christ
W. G. Roberts
Farmers Supply CO
Third Street
Iowa Theater
John A. Stevenson
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Stevenson
Federal Reserve Central Banks
Hart
Armstrong
Rogers
Okinew's
Second Avenue HY
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