Governor Herring to Speak at Cedar Gardens Labor Picnic
Gov Clyde L Herring will speak at 5 p m Saturday at Cedar Gardens for a postponed Federation of Labor picnic begun at noon with a basket dinner. Dr B G Broghammer will introduce him as state officials and guests attend.
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Alex Mier
Cedar Rapids
Walter R. Hutchinson
Linn County
B. M. Jacobsen
Clinton
Democratic Central Committee
Roosevelt Hotel
Frank C. Jiruska
Ben Hendal
Harry Haller
Ralphane
John McComas
Harold Bender
Theodore Neilsen
Gly-Cas credited by Cedar Rapids man for health restoration
Mr J L Dodds of 525 First Avenue East Cedar Rapids a government service employee credits Gly-Cas with restoring his health after years of acid stomach nocturnal kidney issues and neuritis. He says five years of suffering ended after starting Gly-Cas and praises its merit. The drug is sold by Thrifty Drug Store at 1st Street and 3rd Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
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Four Units Health Dept Serve Iowa U Students
Four divisions of the University of Iowa department of public health will begin functioning next week to prevent disease spread among students. The department will oversee student health services, milk and water testing, sanitary conditions in university buildings, food handler exams, freshman physical tests, and pool water checks under Dr. Milford E. Barnes.
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La Porte City Jiggs Day Slated for Sept 20
Congressman A C Wilford will speak at Jiggs Day in La Porte City on Thursday Sept with vaudeville band concerts a street parade a baseball game Eagle Center vs La Porte City a kittenball game and dancing. Free corned beef cabbage coffee and crackers will be served at noon.
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LA Porte City
A. C. Wilford
Eagle Center
Farmer Killed By Hay Pole Near Bright Iowa
Worth Noecker, 35, was fatally struck by a hay pole he had set up in his fields near Bright, Iowa. He died at the home of Mrs. Cordelia Leeper after being rushed there following the accident on Wednesday night.
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Washington, Ia
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Noecker
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Relief orders seize car plates to secure aid
Polk county relief families owning automobiles were ordered to surrender license plates before further relief payments. Plates serve as guarantee that funds not be used to run pleasure cars. The measure excludes those using cars for part time work. Mrs Mary Agnes Kelly aged 87 died at her Winneshiek county home. Funeral Friday at St Benedicts Decorah. Burial at Bluffton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by five children and twenty six grandchildren. Meat rationing in Britain and Ireland limits weekly beef mutton lamb pork per person.
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Pecorah
Mary Agnes Kelly
Margaret Carolan
St. Benedict's Church
Maurice Nolan
Bluffton
Fermanagh
Ireland
Mary Malanaphy
America
Winneshirk
Renomination Wins Highlight Georgia Maryland New York Primaries
Across Georgia Maryland and New York voters picked renominated leaders. Governor Eugene Talmadge won re nomination in Georgia on a Roosevelt and Talmadge platform. Maryland's Albert G Ritchie led Democrats for governor while Radcliffe topped the Senate race. New York pitched large primary contests with dozens of congressional seats to decide and delegates to state conventions.
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Albert G. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
U. S
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George L. Radcliffe
William Milnes Major
Joseph I. France
John Philip Hill
C. Wilbur Miller
Baltimore
Conley
Ritchie
Goldsborough
Nice
Smith
Maloy
Radcliffe
Hill
Miller
Iowa Grants Beatty Bennett Exemptions to Counties and City
Exemptions totaling 75910 from the Beatty Bennett act were granted by Iowa comptroller Charles Murtagh. Cerro Gordo county received 52300, Floyd county 22000, and the city of Maquoketa 1610 in connection with 1935 tax levies.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Murtagh
Cerro Gordo County
Floyd County
Maquoketa
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief In 1934 Ad
An old Doan's Pills advertisement claims kidneys contain 15 miles of tubes that must wash out to prevent waste buildup. It warns of symptoms like backache and dizziness and urges purchasing from druggists, touting 40 years of use and cautioning against aggressive “kidney cures.”
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