State reveals 484 employee salaries in Iowa liquor report
Iowa liquor control commission releases annual report to Gov Kraschel showing salaries for 484 employees and net income of 1 782 141 on sales of 8 680 931. Central store Des Moines No 1 posted 193 148 profit, Cedar Rapids 99 298, and four others over 50 000. Bourbons led sales at 45 77 percent, gins 12 09 percent, wine 10 percent. Liquid totals 1 415 069 gallons.
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DES Moines
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Nelson G. Kraschel
State Department
Bernard E Manley
Dick R Lane
Andrew Stewart
F J Hoppe
W H Millhaem
Commission
Henry J Roelofs
Liquor Commission
Toe
Joseph M. Christy
Des Moines No. 1
Cedar Rapids
East Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Sixteen Events On Iowa U Homecoming Program
Special to The Gazette Iowa City plans the twenty sixth annual homecoming November 4 to 7 with sixteen events on the program Highlighted by the Iowa Minnesota football game on November 6 Also noted are novelty and social events along with related campus activities including a ceremony and parade and plans for alumni participation A farm obituary and a nearby death are mentioned in unrelated local notices.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Minnesota
Fontneir
the Gophers
Reg Hawke
George TY Wenel
Corp
Ty Cret
Feawoory
Stomach Ailments Highlighted By Local Drug Store Test
Local drug store advertises a stomach relief test targeting pain gas bloating and acid. It promotes a product named Nata and claims fast relief with minimal side effects. The notice mentions eye and headache relief as additional benefits and is attributed to Flora Park and Mays Cul.
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Mays
W T Thompson 83 Urbana Pioneer Dies After Stroke
William Thomas Thompson 83 a Polk township pioneer and longtime Urbana resident died Monday following a paralytic stroke. He was born December 23 1853 near Loudenville Ohio and moved to Town with his parents at age two. He married Dora C Hoglan in 1881 and lived on a farm near Center Point before retiring to Urbana in 1917. Surviving are his wife Vernon Thompson and daughter Ed Moore both of Urbana and Vinton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Urbana Church with burial atlibana cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
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Urbana
William Thomas Thompson
Polk Township
Mr . Thompson
Lowdenville
Ohio
James Thompson
Dora C Hoglan
Center Point
Benton County
Dora C. Thompson
Ur~ Banayag San
A. Vernon Thompson
Ed Moore
Vinton
Thompson
Vir Thompson
Wall Tereef
Urbana Church of
Rex
Wits
S Ro Wall
Vineton
Libana Cemetery
Winthrop
Ann Ready
Chicago University
Charles Powell
Northwestern University
Ruth Bauman
University of Dubuque
Dorothy Powell
David Hamilton
Iowa State College
Shirley Peck
Business College
Waterloo
Catharine Nielsen
Mary Brickley
Robert Brubaker
Ted Wenholz
Willis Merrill
Junior College
Independence
Riverside
Gus Hahn
Hahn
Tyrus Hahn
Fort Dodge
Mario Hahn
Chicago
Dessie Carson
Iowa City
Glenn Hahn
Valley Junction
Elizabeth Davis
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
Royal W Chatterton
Re Ti Law Masene Indre
Oofs
Weome
Henry A Tm
Keota Youth Field Incident Report
An unclear local notice describes a youth field event in Keota with references to a girl involved and mentions names like Whit, Pine, and Wil. The fragmented OCR shows no clear actions, dates, or organizations beyond Keota and a youth event.
Cornell Parents Day Attendance Set by Cornell
A fragment notes Cornell Parents' Day with attendance details and mentions students and staff. Under Tarald Bale direction, the article references faculty including a Mr Ree and players in a golf or farm club context.
WINTHROP YOUTH COLLEGE ATTENDANCE RISES
Iowa brief notes show Winthrop young people attending colleges including Chicago and Northwestern with several named institutions and students. The piece lists Ann Ready, Dorothy Powell, Ruth Bauman, and others across multiple colleges in the region.
Mystery Deepens in Death at Hotel Clinton
State Bureau of Investigation probes the death of Lucy Marvin 45 Minneapolis found in a Clinton hotel room. Coroner's jury cites undetermined cause. earlier morphine theory rejected. Inquiry seeks two visitors who registered with Mrs Marvin as Mrs J Stewart and W A Casey.
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Clinton
State Bureau of Investigation
Lucy Marvin
Minneapolis
L. O. Riggert
Clinton County
J J Burk
Bureau of Investigation
Marvin
J. Stewart
Des Moines
W A. Casey
Large Strawberry Point Birthday Celebration With Baumgartners
Mrs. Anna Baumgartner, aged 81, celebrated at home with fourteen children, forty-five grandchildren, and fourteen great grandchildren. Numerous Baumgartner relatives and friends from Strawberry Point and nearby towns attended the event.
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Strawberry Point
Anna Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Sigmund Otdoefer
Lauie Baumgartner
Martin Baumgartner
Will Baumgartner
Charles Baumgartner
Edna Neue
Fines and jail for Toledo Checker Board raid victims
About thirty five of the over sixty people in the Checker Board raid appeared in Justice Hufford s court by Monday afternoon. Those pled guilty to unlawful assembly were fined ten dollars plus costs, with five dollars remitted in each case, totaling seven hundred eighty five dollars. Some received three day jail terms for non payment or intoxication charges in a scene that drew officials from multiple towns and the mayor of Toledo. The proprietor Kubik faced possible charges, with officials saying action would come soon.
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Toledo
Checker Board
Court of Justice
E. M. Hufford
Arlo Kern
Belle Plaine
Richard
N. S. Woolman
Tama
George Medacek
Traer
Charles Kubik
Johnnie Sotyn
Leonard Kaloupek
Agnes Teslik
Elberon
Charles Kucera
Lola Kriegel
Stanley Braye
Jean Dalziel
Marguerite Mitchum
Homer Mitchum
Ernest Mundon
John Braye, Jr
Joseph Vilek, Jr
Near Vining
Mildred Hinkle
Carlo Flowers
Violet West
Mervin West
Jess West
Milroy Braye
Hollis Rucker
Trace
R. R. R. Dvorak
E. O. Harris
L. W. Burns
R. RR. Dvorak
Lester Kuhner
L. N. Thompson
Lauren Sadler
Henry Anderson
Walter S Huyck
Marion Spear
James Vavra
Huyck
Nickelodeon
Dvorak
Clear Way For Johnson County Rural Power Line
The Iowa City Power and Light company received a 25 year franchise from the Johnson county board of supervisors to erect ten miles of rural electrification lines. Plans include three miles west from Coralville on highway 6 and over two miles east of Iowa City with sections 21 and 22, plus four and a half miles along highway 1 east of the city. A hearing on a transmission line between Town City and Coralville is set for November 1.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Power and Light Company
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Light Company
Coralville
Johnson County
Town City
Grinnell Conference To Hear Talk On Russia
Grinnell hosts the eighth annual student conference on international relations October 22 and 23 with 150 plus college students and teachers from Grinnell and neighboring towns. Wilma Altenbernd chair announces delegates from the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Missouri Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Gif Ford Ernest will discuss Russia after returning from a lengthy stay there as world tensions rise.
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Grinnell
Wilma Altenbernd
Muscatine
Asia
Europe
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Altenbernd
Gifford Ernest
America
Russia
Honor Clarence Minister On His 20th Anniversary
The Rev. Karl Fauth marked twenty years as pastor of St. John's Evangelical church Clarence with a surprise anniversary service. Speakers included the Rev. J. Flottman Bennett and Rev. A B Chamberlin. A mixed choir and boy’s sextet performed, German songs were sung, and gifts were presented to Mrs. Fauth and Mr. Fauth. Approximately three hundred attended.
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Clarence
Karl Fauth
St. John's Evangelical Church
F. J. Abele
London
J. Flottman
Bennett
A. 2B. Chamberlin
Mr. Fauth
Walter Gendleman
Leonard Schaeffer
Paul ‘Hasselbrusch
Richard Goldsmith
Frederick Getting
Norman Bergman
Anna Deerberg
Henry Horstmann
William Rix
Ladies Aid Society
Fauth
Funeral services for Frank Zeithamel held in Iowa City
Funeral services for Frank J. Zeithamel 75 died at home after brief illness will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the Hohenschuh chapel with Rev C C Garrigues officiating Pall bearers include Antone Soucek Albert Tauber James Albrecht John Kadlec Anton Nerad and Joseph Kanak Burial in Oakland cemetery Zeithamel a Bohemian immigrant was member of Z C B J and CSA Bohemian lodges Surviving are his wife a sister Mrs Josephine Lavina and four stepchildren in Iowa and Kansas Also Scout announcements and police court notes follow.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Frank J. Zeithamel
Hohenschuh Chapel
Rev
C. C. Garrigues
Antone Soucek
Albert Tauber
James Albrecht
John Kadlec
Anton Nerad
Joseph Kanak
Oakland Cemetery
Zeithamel
Bohemia
United States
Josephine Lavina
Joseph
George Turecek
Mary Turecek
Charles Turecek
Kansas
E. W. Hills
Boy Scouts
Charles F. Smith
Gordon L. Kent
W. H. Bender
Burke N. Carson
Mary
Irving King
T. L. Hazard
Guy Groff, Jr
Marengo
Middle Amana
Owen B. Thiel
C. H. Herman
Court of Honor
B. H. Grey
Alva Hutson
H. L. Beye
University of Iowa Medical
Beye
J. A. Edwards
Manchester Jury Hears Acers Case
A Manchester jury is impaneled to try Henry Acers 20 on a charge of attempted murder. Judge George W. Wood presides with County Attorney Harlan J Williamson and M J Yoran. Acers is defended by E H McCoy. The case concerns an attempted arrest at Acers grandmother's home on January 21 by state agent J T O'Neal and Deputy Carl R. Anderson, with a .45 revolver fired during the struggle.
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Manchester
Henry Acers
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Harlan J Williamson
M. J. Yoran
Acers
E. H. McCoy
C. M Dunlap
Earl Sandhagen
Dundee
George Edmonds
Strawberry Point
Robert McTaggert
Edgewood
Cecil Ryan
Bernard Swanson
Chris Rohr
Earlville
Jay Laity
J. E. Kenny
William Rossow
John L. Clute
Cy Huber
J. T. O'Neal
Clinton
Eldora
Carl R. Anderson
Stam becomes mayor of West Union again after 50 years
R T Stam was appointed mayor to fill the unexpired term of the late H A Reiners in West Union. Fifty years had passed since his first election to the office. A former merchant, he remains active in business and civic life. In Ryan, Mary McElligott and John Phillips plan to wed at St Patrick's Church on Thursday morning.
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West Union
T. R. Stam
H. A Reiners
Mr. Stam
Democratic Party
Ryan
Mary McElligott
John E. McElligott
John Phillips
Joe Phillips
St. Patrick's Church
Phillips
Weiler Company
Acousticon Institute Ad Offers Hearing Aids
Deafened readers urged to get a genuine Acousticon hearing aid with batteries and repairs available. Ad cites Acousticon Institute at 1228 Merchants Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa and provides phone contact 9081.
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Acousticon Institute
Merchants Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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English River Township
Velma Packer
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Rollin Brown
Maurice Soulls
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Charles Hastings
Minnie Boland
Lainenkamp
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J A. Willwerscheid
Charles Harris
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St. Peter Street
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Donald C Schloeman
Alvia Burren Schloeman
Maquoreta
John Johnson
Aldo Frost
E L Miller
E A Gump
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Jack Schumacher
Maynard Romer
Lloyd Anderson
F. R. Purinton
Franklin Davis
H. D. Keeley
Leo
J.G. Craven
Siouxa City
I Bnd
G. H. Jamison
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Elsie P. Johnson
Oak Park, Ill
Theo E. Donnelly
West Division High
Milwaukee
Doherty
Star Jewelry CO
Second St. SE
Frankel’s
Yracks
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