Fischer Quits Tama Benton Race to Back Leo
Fischer withdraws from the Tama Benton senatorial race to support Richard Leo Benton. Benton county Democrats pick convention delegates for the Tama Benton convention on Sept 9 at Bee Plaine. Senator White left office to join the state board. a special election will be held October 3.
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Robberies Reported in Brooklyn on Labor Day
Two break ins occurred in Brooklyn on Labor Day. A clothing store on a main street was entered after an upstairs window was pried, with suits stolen and cash taken from a register. A second entry cited damage to a door and a theft of items from a store named in the report.
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Ornithologist Given Honors At McGregor
Renowned ornithologist receives honors at McGregor event recognizing notable contributions to bird science and conservation. Speakers include local researchers and university affiliates highlighting pursuit of avian study and habitat preservation.
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LeMars Farmer Dies by Self Ignition in Suspected Suicide
A farmer near LeMars reportedly killed himself Monday by igniting his clothing after spraying gasoline. Local authorities investigated the death, with reports noting a fire at a residence described as a poor, sparsely furnished home.
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George Sebaitz
Wong
Missing Newton Boy May Be With Gypsy Band
Fragmentary report notes a missing boy from Newton possibly traveling with a gypsy band. Details are unreadable in the provided text.
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Newton
Morley Labor Day Address Amid Economic Rescue Measures
Gov Morley spoke to a Labor Day crowd detailing state economy cuts and tax reductions. He cited 1933 savings, reduced government payroll, and a statewide effort with 484 taxing districts represented.
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Amana Couple Observes Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Oswald Zscherny celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Amana. Married there, they have three children, several grandchildren, and are among the last members of the adobe society. The couple came to town in 1860 and their life reflects Amana’s early roots.
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Caroline Murbach
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New York
Local Can Factory Near Mississippi River Opener
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a corn and turkey canning facility at Case Wis crossing the Mississippi, begun Monday, run by a company from Spat with methods for canning.
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Iowa Coal Miners Strike Expands With New Closures
Three additional Iowa mines closed as the statewide miners strike widens. At Smoky Hollow near Hiteman Monroe county 400 walked out, 280 at Rock Island near Mother Tesdays, and 400 at Scandia No 4 near Madrid. Total strikers reach about 2,500 as leaders plead for return to work. The walkouts protest delayed NRA code signing and seek a $5 daily wage with a 30 hour week.
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Springville Man Injured In Fall From LaBarge Barn
Oddie Clark of Springville, about years old, fell twenty five feet while repairing a hay chute in the loft of the Mike LaBarge farm seven miles north of Springville. He suffered a broken neck and four fractured hips and was taken by ambulance to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids where his condition was reported good Tuesday. He was clinging to a board when the chute board broke.
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Postmaster George B. Hale of Baldwin Dies
Special to The Gazette Baldwin May 45 year old postmaster George B. Hale died Sunday funeral held Tuesday at the Methodist church Rev E Mastin officiating Hale born November 2 1887 son of William and Hannah Hale on the homestead farm two miles southwest of Baldwin He married Jennie Heister of Emeline May 29 1907 appointed postmaster October 16 1919 served until his death Survived by wife mother one daughter Mrs Edward Nowachek of Oxford Junction three sons Dillon Willie and John all at home four sisters Mrs Marry Graves Buckhorn Mrs Dollie Bowles Maquoketa Mrs Ella Scott and Mrs Alta Potter Baldwin one brother William of Baldwin and several uncles and aunts
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Pioneer Resident William Deford Dies at 84 in Columbus Junction
William Deford 84 a pioneer resident died at his South Hill home Sunday after a long illness Born in Monroe Wisconsin October 18 1848 he moved to the area as a young man He served as Louisa county sheriff constable town clerk and assessor Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 230 in his home with Rev M Balcoff of the Presbyterian church and burial in Columbus City cemetery I O F lodge will conduct the grave service Surviving are his widow formerly Mary Coyle and a son Frank Deford Rock Island a daughter Mrs Pearl Bosworth preceded him in death
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Gazette Air Show Opens Labor Day Flight At Muscatine
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Stinson Junior featured in an air meet at Muscatine attended by about 4000. The eight mile race was won by Bob Strait of Cedar Rapids with Bob Nelson second. Marion Worth of Ames and Paul Shaw of Town Cities placed further. Man Hunter performed stunt flying and balloon busting exhibited by local pilots.
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Rush Weeks Car Crash Victim Taken To Rochester
Two autos collided in Des Moines on Sunday leaving Leslie C Shutes dead and Everett Weeks and David Marquis injured. Everett Weeks was rushed to Mayo Brothers clinic, with possible brain surgery. Police later identified Emily Weiss as the woman who had been reported missing after the crash.
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McGregor Public School Tuition Reduced for Nonresidents
McGregor raises nonresident pupil tuition from 12 to 9 dollars per month. A second change, effective at opening day Tuesday, sets age rules for first grade entry requiring students to have turned five by February 1 before September openings.
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