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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1936

Page

60

State Takes Fight To High Court For Land In Iowa City

Iowa officials appeal to the state supreme court to gain possession of land housing Midway Inn near the University of Iowa campus. The case arises after the Johnson county district court denied the state's claim to the site below the Iowa River high water mark, with testimonies from state and university officials and a cited offer to buy the inn.

High Court For Land Iowa City Midway Inn University of Iowa State of Iowa State Supreme Court Charles A. Demery Iowa Avenue Bridge Memorial Union R. H. Fitzgerald Harold D. Evans Johnson County Leroy A. Rader C. W. Updegraff Iowa River Supreme Court Ieae Demery Updegrafft

State funds barred for social security study panel

Iowa Attorney General Edward L. O’Connor ruled that public funds cannot be used for expenses of a private 35 member social security committee. He noted retrenchment committee funds are already empowered to study legislation. The panel was named by a six member group from a June mass meeting of officials and workers.

DES Moines Edward L. O'Connor Social Security Committee Iowa Herring Legislative Committee On Social Security Study Committee O'Connor

MecNider Estate Appeals $2.39 Million Claim

Des Moines AP reports the MecNider estate filed a 1469 page abstract with the state supreme court appealing a Cerro Gordo county ruling. Judge Beardmore found a $2,393,143 stockholder claim against the estate was not barred despite not being filed within 12 months after executors qualified.

DES Moines C. H. McNider Supreme Court Urdaya T A Beardmore Cerro Gordo County F A

Monticello Centennial Celebration Planned

Monticello to observe the centennial of its first settlement with a two day celebration on October 14 and 15. The piece recounts early settlers Daniel Warvel William Clark and others who founded the town, the growth through 1850s, the first postmaster, and the arrival of the railroad driving development. It notes the town’s shift along the military road and early merchants, including Proctor’s store, Stuhler boots and shoes, and the tale of a night street lighting solution.

Onticello Monticello Daniel Warvel William Clark Ohio Dubuque Maquoketa River Richard South New Territory T. J. Peake B. Beardsley James McLaughlin Thomas Gilligan Rebecca M. Beardsley Iowa City Skelley Prairies James Shelley Levi Gassett Moore Christian Gassett W. B. Selder Indiana George W. Lammon Bowen's Prairie Langworthy James Skelley Joseph Clark Dr. Selder John Stevenson Mr. Moses Charles Aynerson Roswell Crane Ann George Henry Phemister Alexander Faraghter George Tom Shover G. H. Walworth Wales Anamosa First Street Volney Hickok Hickok Military Road Proctor George Stuhler Canton Stah John Lorentzen Stahler Boot and Shoe H. K. Fulter Theodore Soetje G. O. Goodrich H. W. Gill F. S. Dunham John L. Davenport H. C. Wells Fred Rohn William Parrott Frank, Rieger

Halden Rescues Gillette In Embarrassing Moment

In Charles City a druggist recounts a comic episode from the campaign. Guy Gillette enjoyed a malted milk when Berry F. Halden, a leading Republican rival for the two year Senate term, entered and was urged to meet Gillette as “the next senator.”

Charles City INS Guy Gillette Gillette Berry F. Halden Halden

90 Year Old Woman To Sing At Church Anniversary

Genoa Bluff Congregational church marks its eightieth anniversary with a solo by 90 year old Lorraine Lewis of California. Rev. C. R. Zimmerman, septuagenarian former pastor, will preach at 10 a.m. A basket dinner and reunion follow.

Marengo Genoa Bluff Lorraine Lewis California Charles Kent Herbert Morse Grinnell Lewis Pioneer Church C. R. Zimmerman

Herring Regime Accused of Record State Spending in Iowa

Special to The Gazette Des Moines reports Republican State Chairman Carl H. Cook charging the Herring administration with a record 58 690 420 spent from general and special funds this year. He notes a 21 378 936 rise since 1932. local districts cut budgets by 13 553 126 while state payrolls nearly doubled from 943 to 1922. He cites refunds and tax moves as not offsetting higher levies and attacks Democratic candidates.

Des Moines Democratic State “Administration Carl H. Cook Republican State Central Committee Cook Herring State Board of Assessment and Review State Comptroller General and Trust Department State House Mr. Cook

Elkader School Bond Issue Sold to Two Banks

The Central State Bank and Trust Co of Elkader and Union Bank and Trust Co of Strawberry Point with Carleton D. Beh Co of Des Moines jointly bought the Elkader school district bonds totaling 44,500 dollars at two and three quarters percent interest and a 536 dollar premium. Three other bidders competed. Proceeds will finance a new high school replacing the one destroyed last spring.

Lkader Central State ‘Bank and Trust Company Elka der Union Bank and Trust Company Strawberry Point Carleton’ D. Beh Company Des Moines Elkader

Palo Alto County Votes on Bonds for Pavement Projects

Palo Alto county supervisors set November 3 for a special election to issue 500000 in bonds to pave 23 additional miles. Petition with 1335 signatures backs the measure. Targeted roads include north of Ayrshire to highway 18 and routes from West Bend and from highway 18 toward Emmett county line.

Emmetsburg Palo Alto Ayrshire West Bend Gronitinee Emmett County

Bennett Man Collects Antiques and Builds Duck Decoys in Bennett

Harry G. Carl of Bennett shells out time and money for a vast antique collection including guns, books, Indian relics, a mastodon tooth, and a historic Lamb and Boy Bank. He crafts duck decoys sold to Mississippi River hunters and runs a feather and sporting goods store. Carl also leads Boy Scout Troop No. 161 and operates a local sporting goods shop in Bennett.

Grant White Rpieton Harry G. Carl Bennett Cedar County Harry Carl Julia Ann Carl Lamb and Boy Bank Harry Carl New York City Toy Bank Pennsylvania Africa Germany Peter Daut New Jersey Nathan Bangs Christopher Love Tower Hill Wilmington England Thomas Dick Ohio Warren G. Harding Marion O. As Mississippi River

Iowa farmers to shape 1937 farm program at township meetings

Iowa farmers in about 200 townships will meet starting Monday to discuss the 1937 farm program under the cooperative crop adjustment plan. Some 75,000 to 100,000 farmers are expected to participate as county committees and agents gather views to refine soil conservation, erosion control, land use, and farm income goals, with votes on changes and potential new soil conservation limits.

DES Moines Ralph Smith Iowa Agricultural Conservation Committee Farm Administration Iowa AAA Smith County Agricultural Planning Committee State College

Inquest Called Into Death Of Louis Lewis

An inquest was ordered for Monday into the death of Louis Lewis fifty brother of J C Lewis Iowa labor federation president who was killed in an Ogden Indiana coal mine accident Friday night resulting in a fatal mine accident proceedings set to determine cause and responsibility.

BOONE Louis Lewis J C Lewis Iowa Labor Federation Ogden, In

Pheasant Hunting Likely Banned This Year Across Iowa

Des Moines reports indicate the conservation commission may ban pheasant open season this year. Voters in Mason City favored a closed season while Spencer residents split on open versus closed options. A Davenport hearing is planned at 7 p.m. Monday as winter losses shrink the pheasant population.

Des Moines INS Conservation Mason City Spencer Iowa Davenport

National Police Radio Unit Plans Highlight Convention

Davenport AP delegates to the third annual convention of the Associated Police Communication Officers arrive for a three day session starting Monday about 200 attendees. Capt Robert L Batts of Indianapolis police, president, attends. The meeting will feature plans for a nationwide police radio-telegraph system and demonstrations of a radio-telegraph station with permission granted by the FCC.

Davenport Associated Police Communication Robert L. Batts Indianapolis Police Department Federal Communications Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

MecNider Helen Guyan Wilcox Place Here W.H. Proctor George Wilkens Beh Palo Alto County Bennett Man Belle Plaine Belle Plaine High School Harold Frese Frese Eurth Dave Roginson Catherine Hereik Frank Kouba
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