10 Jan 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
1
Vinton Iowa second class matter paper published daily except Sunday by H G Krush. Subscription rates listed: Benton and adjoining counties three dollars nine cents, Vinton four dollars by mail or Farrier, outside Benton four dollars, in Canada six dollars.
A historical reminiscence portrays Herbert Hoover as a tireless administrator whose influence extended beyond Washington. The piece notes his early hours at the commerce building, wartime leadership, and the belief that his judgment shaped policy across parties while lamenting his missed presidential nomination.
A reflection on Leo Koretz, famed swindler, describing his miserable end and a lecture on karma. The piece ponders punishment as natural consequence, questions Mrs Koretz’s role, and laments the disgrace cast on the family while urging restraint in judgment.
A writer praises Representative Charles Browne of New Jersey for placing country first and party second while in Congress. Browne’s record shows he has told his party to back off on occasions, yet he remains respected in national legislature. The piece notes Rep Cole secured funds for a new federal building at Cedar Rapids as Congress nears adjournment.
Puzzle tips urge starting with certain confident entries to unlock crossing words. The page lists multiple horizontal clues and a solution note from yesterday, then shifts to a calendar of events and upcoming lectures in New York and Washington, mentioning figures like Coolidge Reed and Duff.
Notes recall Julien Dubuque born in Quebec and first white settler in Iowa who died in 1810. John King, founder of Iowa’s first newspaper, died in 1871 at Dubuque. John H L Gear named Speaker in 1880. At Council Bluffs three killed in a train collision. John Th Gest elected to the U S Senate.
A British submarine was rammed and sunk near Porthord Igiana, resulting in the loss of Milly. Rescue operations and investigations followed as crews searched the area for survivors and documented the incident.
Today marks birthdays of Cardinal Bexins archbishop of Quebec born in Levis Quebec plays on a centenarian scale. Maj Gen John A Ledetine commandant of the US Marine Corps born in Lewisania OS seas Reed Smoot US Senator from Utah born in Salt Lake City. Maj Gen William P Burnham US Army retired born in Pennsylvania.
January 10 events note Indianapolis becoming the state government seat. Cardinal Begin of Quebec turns sixty. Archbishop of Indianapolis hosts the anniversary. Senator Burton and Congressman Lonsworth are listed as speakers at the Ohio Society dinner in Suhanna.
The Oak Grove community reports on the illness of Rembo, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Chas. A ladies aid meeting led by Mrs ALG Pow els focused on sewing. Neighbors grouped to celebrate Mrs Kibbie’s birth day, with Paul family of Cedar Rapids among the attendees. A play at Kenwood Park Wednesday drew interest from locals including Chas Nivodenmus, Karl Ball, Wri McClintock, Rey Norris and others.
A dense broadcast schedule lists many stations including KOOL WLAV WMAQ and WLS with times and call letters such as CKAC KURA WEZ and KYW. The note mentions Sunday listings and various slots like 10:05 11 12 and 7 with multiple repeats and unclear entries for several stations.
In the district court Benton County the estate of Anna Mussamanin, deceased, is appointed to Frank W. Mussman as administrator. Those indebted or with claims must present verified statements to the clerk of the court. Frank W. Mussman, Administrator. GG. W. Burnham, Attorney.
Executions issued by Clerk of the District Court of Benton County Iowa directed to Farmers Savings Bank of Van Horne against Patrick Kelly and Ellen. Public sale of real estate described including sections 20 27 Township 83 North Range 15 West. Sale to satisfy a judgment with costs to Whitfield Ruhl Sheriff. Vinton December 26 1924.
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated December 14, 1928 to secure a promissory note, Earl Temeyer loans from Farmers National Bank of Vinton Iowa. The property includes billiard table set, glass show cases, wall showcases, stove, ivory billiard balls, merchandise stock, and fixtures in the Temeyer building at 426 A Avenue Vinton Town. Public auction for cash at Temeyer Hall 20 A Avenue Vinton Town on 24 day of May 1929 to satisfy the note and interest.
A tragic accident on a ley highway near Esburg leaves Tivo dead after a vehicle skidded. Investigators report a sudden loss of control and a brief confrontation between local authorities and residents, with a tense atmosphere in the affected area.
A local deal records a $150 purchase involving Colt and a sequence of names including Abe, Mrs Paree Whitmer, and Watt. The fragmentary note mentions a disputed liability and a transfer of possession amid a tense financial matter.
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