Republican talk denounces Roosevelt pledge repudiation in 1932 era
H M Havner of Des Moines attacked Roosevelt's repudiation of the 1932 platform and his campaign utterances during his presidency. He argued voters lose rights when elected officials break pledges and attacked monetary policy, the gold order, and wage buying power. Havner also criticized Gov Herring and Lt Gov Kraschel and highlighted Sioux City graft concerns.
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Roosevelt
H. M. Havner
Des Moines
Sioux City
Young Republican Club
Montrose Hotel
Havner
United States
Flags
Linn County sets October 29 bid opening for road graveling
Linn county supervisors scheduled October 29 at 10 a.m. to open bids on gravel surfacing for secondary road districts 74 and 76. District 74 covers 5.25 miles in Marion township and District 76 3.50 miles across Brown and Buffalo townships.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Marion Township
Brown
Buffalo
Whittier
Jones- Linn County
Viola Road
Concrete Materials Company
Fairfax Township
Johnson County
Fairfax
Monona Couple Wed in Simple Family Ceremony
Announcement from Monona confirms the marriage of Miss Helen R. Azemove of Superior Wisconsin to Robert K. Silverman of Monona. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home with attendants Sarah Azemove and Joe Weber. After a wedding trip to Chicago the couple will reside in Monona where the groom works with his father.
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Monona
Helen R. Azemove
Frank Azemove
Superior
Wis
Robert K. Silverman
Jake Silverman
Sarah Azemove
Joe Weber
Chicago
Election boards named for Linn County Nov general election
The Linn county board of supervisors appointed election board officials for the November 3 general election. County Auditor Robert M. Vesely asks those named to return as soon as possible cards indicating whether they can serve, to complete board organizations. Names listed cover numerous precincts with judges and clerks named. Funeral services held in Monona for John C. Garms, 73, longtime local resident who died after a three year illness. He was born February 23, 1863, married Anna Schroeder in 1889, and leaves a wife, five children, and eight grandchildren. Burial followed at Lutheran cemetery.
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Linn
Springville
A. J. Bedell
C. E. Reed
Wwon Wild
Ray F. Wiley
Ivan B. Bowqaish
George W. Fry
F. B. Collins
Bet
John Farman
J. Earl Smith
Leo J. Trachta
Fairfax
C. J. Pr
Joe H. Barta
William Behle Fayette
Fred Rabe
Wendl Rehder
C. I. Lewis
Lisbon
George O. Sailor
Charles Ehres
J. F. Bowers
A. M. Floyd
Sailor Elps
Monona
John C. Garrs
Lutheran Church
Elmer Doerring
Andrew
A. Groth
Boyd
Joachim
Catherine Garms
Farmersburg
Anna Schroeder
Robert Waskow
Rudolph
Walter
Robert
Alfred David
Mary Kunth
William Doerring
Luana
Doctor Esslinger Slays 1600 Pound Grizzly in Canada
Dr O W Esslinger reports a monumental hunt in northwestern Canada describing a nine foot three inch grizzly estimated at 1600 pounds. An Indian guide confirms it as the largest seen in the region while Mrs Esslinger shoots a seven foot grizzly and a caribou. They expect return in ten days.
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Canada
O. W. Esslinger
Esslinger
Esslingers
Hanford Legion elects and installs officers for year
Officers of the Hanford post of the American Legion were elected and installed at Tuesday night’s meeting in the armory. Gilbert Martin was named commander with Floyd Thompson James E. Frank en and Carl Basemann as vice commanders. other posts include adjutant H. H. Wage and finance officer C. Allen Fredrickson. The post reported active year with improvements at Boy Scout camp Camp Fire girls camp and Frontier park and preparations for the Fourth of July and All-Iowa Dairy show. A 1937 membership quota drive is under way. Entertainment featured Edna Dieman studio performers led by Dick Moore.
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Hanford
American Legion
Armory
Gilbert Martin
Floyd Thompson
James E. Franken
Carl Basemann
H. H. Wage
C. Allen Fredrickson
Chester Johnson
George H. Breidert
Dwight Krumhol
Hanford Post
Post
Epworth
Grant Highway Park
Highway
Eve Powell
Mary Jane Brown
Mary Jane Hubbard
Velma Cheney
Leone Blume
Gladys May’s Cunning Romance Faces Own Trap
A distressing note in a Miss Manners column warns that Gladys May's magnetism lures men, yet she loses interest once pursued. The cartoonish caution foresees a day when she may be ensnared and wonders if her heart will survive the backlash. The letter group asks how girls should handle conceit in boys. The reply affirms sincerity exists and urges not to mock the right people.
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Ladys
Gladys
Miss Manners
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Mixed Signals in Courtship
A reader asks if a girl truly likes him or is stringing him along. The response urges less insistence and more indifference, suggesting he not call when expected, date others, and let her worry to reveal her true feelings.
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Miss Manners
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on October 17 1936 at 9 oclock a.m. the Last Will and Testament of Carrie Andersen deceased will come before the District Court for proof and admission to probate in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Clerk Edwind W Lundquist and Attorney W J Barngrover are named in the proceeding.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Carrie Andersen
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Unitarian Conference Set for Davenport in Coming Week
The Rev. Charles E. Snyder of Davenport serves as secretary of the Iowa Unitarian association. The fifty-ninth annual conference will be held at the Peoples church on Third avenue at Sixth street SE next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. R. K. Beatty of Davenport is president, Rev. Laurence Plank of Omaha is vice-president, and Henry H. Griffiths of Des Moines is treasurer.
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Charles E. Snyder
Unitarian Church
Davenport
Iowa Unitarian Association
Peoples Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street SE
R. K. Beatty
Laurence Plank
Omaha
Neb
Henry H. Griffiths
Des Moines
Vesper Service to Close Iowa Homecoming Program
The Rev. Willis J. King of Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta will deliver the vesper address at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. He is the first African American to present a vesper service here and will speak on Faith for Times of Crisis at the Union, closing the twenty fifth annual homecoming program.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Willis J. King
Gammon Theological School
Atlanta
National
King
The
Union
Pack No. 4 Receives Its Cub Scout Charter
Pack No. 4 sponsored by Harrison school P T A met Monday evening at the school as Arthur Nie Cub commissioner presented the cub charter to Mrs. H N Bowser president of the Harrison P T A An American flag was presented to the pack by the Arthur Lawrence family and accepted by W C Hassel Certificates were presented to Hassel Arthur Lawrence cub master H N Bowser and Clinton Lane pack committeemen Membership cards were handed to Robert Beem Robert Carpenter Robert Hassel Bruce Lane William Lawrence George Malley Kenneth Marsh Thor Norland George Triebel and Richard Zobl A new cub Joseph Fiala was initiated Ralph Lawrence den chief reported on den chief training at Waubeek Kenneth Marsh elected cub pack scribe Den No 4 led by Den Chief Bill Kuda opened with a flag salute cub songs sung by Mrs J M Frame and Mrs Frances McHughes piano ended with games.
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Harrison School
Arthur Nie
H. N. Bowser
Harrison P. T. A
Arthur Lawrence
W. C. Hassel
Hassel
Clinton Lane
Robert Beem
Robert Carpenter
Robert Hassel
Bruce Lane
William Lawrence
George Malley
Kenneth Marsh
Thor Norland
George Triebel
Richard Zobl
Joseph Fiala
Ralph Lawrence
Den
Waubeek
den No. 4
Bill Kuda
J. M. Frame
Frances McHughes
Linn County to Receive 10216 Grant for Road Resurfacing
Public Works Administration auditors expect Linn County to receive a 10216.82 grant for completed road resurfacing projects. Total project cost was 22704.05 with 55 percent funded by Linn and the rest by the federal government. Contracts were let to M O Weaver Inc Des Moines.
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Linn County
W. H. Behrens
Public Works Administration
Behrens
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax-Cedar Rapids
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Cy Perkins
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Fred Baldwin
T. S. Mitchell
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E. E. Parsons
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Elmer Michel
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John T. Wurster
H. E. McCormac
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Bertha Spencer
John M. Ely
Charles T. Werner
Charles J. Hiegel
Edna May West
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Roger Sherman
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Dott Holmgren
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Marian G. Lee
Lottie Janda
W. H. Gates
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Irene Henson
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Lottie McLeod
Frank Trachta
Anthony Wosoba
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Ralph H. Chiverton
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Philip S. Berger, Jr
Ruth Schorr
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W. J. Cody
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C. L. van Dorn
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F. J. Petranek
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Elizabeth Thoman
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A. A. Hemphill
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Rosa Bird
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Edward Kenney
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Henrietta Seabrooke
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Charles L. Rose
Lillie Belle Kelley
Walter J. Scherrebeck
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James J. Walsh
Iva Pardera
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Spring Grove
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Lucy Nelson
Washington
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Edwind W. Lundquist
W. J. Barngrover
Pack No. 4
PWA
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Ford Hopkins Tea Room
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