Waukon suit over electric shock from power lines
Henry Kessel files a $5 000 damage suit against Interstate Power claiming his son suffered injuries after contact with transmission lines while climbing a tree on the town line road. County supervisors sue Charles H Young and United States Fidelity over the Allamakee drainage project.
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Waukon
Henry Kessel
William Kessel
Interstate Power Company
Board of Supervisors
Allamakee County
Charles H. Young
Central States Engineering Company of
Muscatine
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
New Deal Gains Bellevue Rally Speech by Herring
Governor Clyde Herring campaigned for the U S Senate at Bellevue festival, accusing Roosevelt's New Deal of borrowing 60 per capita and raising per capita income by 190 while detailing a 7.6 billion debt increase. He ran against Senator L J Dickinson.
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Bellevue
INS
United States Senate
Clyde Herring
Roosevelt
L. J. Dickinson
Governor pushes crop insurance plan and wartime funding critique
The governor cites a $60 per member bank loan and a $190 per capita income rise as a 300 percent return on investment. He attacks privileged interests and calls for state rights against a strong central government. He endorses Roosevelt’s drought conference crop insurance idea to save surpluses for lean years. He argues good outcomes justify constitutional validity.
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Roosevelt
Des Moines
Defended Tax Equalization Policy Amid State Debates
A fragment notes a public official defending tax equalization policy within state administration. The wording hints at ongoing political discourse and possible fiscal maneuvering influencing local budgeting and resident tax burdens.
Missionaries To Speak At The Free Methodist Church
The Rev. T. Kawabe of Japan and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Puffer, furloughing missionaries from India, will speak at a missionary service in the Free Methodist Church on 6 Avenue at Eighth Street NW Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Kawabe is a noted Christian leader in Japan and plans to return soon. the Puffers have spent years in India. Public invited.
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North Liberty
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Nancy Doris Williams
Iowa City
A. M. Smith
Joe Alt
Agda Eldeen
Aurora
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Charles Anderman
Albert Anderman
Verna
Chicago
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Montezuma
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John
Harry
Albert
Sarah
Alfred
May Ross
New Sharon
Homer Anderson
North English
Stanley School
J. H. Thurau
Herbert Nicholas
Ruth Macumber
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Cathryn Killerlain
Marian Lane
Delpha Menzel
Claryse Tryten
Clarence Rau
Glenn Short
Carl Lincoln
Floyd Happes
Walter Roepke
V. J. King
Harry Weston
la Verne Holmstrom
Rickey
Pilotsburg
Vera Ruth Walton
Rodney
Thomas Ellis
South English
Alta Eyestone
Brighton
Methodist Church
Wellman Relief Corps
Wellman W. Q. V. Club
Young
Nellie Young
Mount Pleasant
T. Kawabe
Japan
Floyd Puffer
India
Free Methodist Church
Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Puffer
Kawabe
United States
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Stanton
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Arthur Young
Edward Young
W. J. Young
Wayne
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Wapello
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F. G. McCullough
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Decorah
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Phelps Park
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Letha Rizer
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Mary Martha deBest
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Lone Tree
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Geneseo
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Loweree
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Mediapolis
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Roberta Hare
Savannah
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Hiteman
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