11 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
1
Rail timetable excerpt lists northbound and southbound trains with arrival times near 9:15 to 9:48 am and p.m. references. Mentions Minneapolis and stations at Ya and Ya Falls Division with numbers 53 468 and 14. Notes east and west bounds with unspecified delays and routes.
Village happenings include Miss Lettie Roly Beturned returning home to Shellsburg from Pred Stoll and Mrs Anna its sea bacher homes. Tsune Tlarrington of Madison arrives in Vinton to visit his nephew. Mrs W Rowley visits West Branch. Cedar Rapids trips by Mrs WG Rowley and others. Community events feature a Clear Lake Enworks League institute planned, a church gathering at the Uearthstone Cheryet, and various visits among residents including the Crewdson family and Mrs Carrie Call. Local business ads promote Jeff's Menthol Cough Drops at Cottage Hotel.
A fragmentary report from Vinton notes Mrs Joln Brown Cedar fte and Mr J. M. handesles signing a care in Vinten. The piece mentions Miss Miney Veler, Cedar Capids moves, and a Women’s Wapide gathering. Names like Mrs Woof and Miss Bassett appear amid scattered references to local visits, meetings, and planned events in the town.
A gathering of poultry industry leaders and farm officials discussed forming an Anti-Chicken Thief Bureau. Key figures included Pedroor Mesun CY, president of the Poultry Mesurdattien, and Professor Lapp of Naps spoke on culling and housing issues.
A pension for elderly teachers was proposed in the legislature by Representative Porsting. The plan would use two percent of the teachers' salaries to fund pensions, with support and opposition noted from school boards and state officials. The session included discussion of other measures, such as bread subsidies and limiting firemen hours, amid a broader debate on public funding.
A fire damaged the Stauffer residence in West City Linn Hons derabl area. Neighbors reported smoke and flames, with firefighters battling the blaze. No injuries reported. cause under investigation and residents displaced.
In Wahoo Nebraska on March 1, Dr Arthur Hats of Ashland was acquitted of statutory offenses alleged by his 14 year old daughter. After five hours of deliberation the jury returned a verdict of not guilty at 10 pm. The defendant, a local dentist, was praised for his exoneration while the sister of a University of Nebraska student also faces related accusations and will be tried in district court in the coming days. County Attorney Schliebel announced the update.
A heated Iowa Senate session centered on Bowman and Bergman measures with motions to substitute bogged debate, a two thirds vote issue, and sharp exchanges among senators. The chamber wrestled with precedence, committee history, and procedural rulings as supporters and opponents argued over which bill to consider first.
To the mothers and fathers of Vinton boys this notice outlines how a boy becomes a Scout. It covers the oath, laws, and duties, the structure of Troop No. 1 and No. 2, and the leadership under the Vinton Lions club. It emphasizes character, health, civic duty, and the motto Do a Good Daily with meeting times at the American Legion.
Boone Iowa March 11 Bill Hartley 20 claims Ironwood Michigan as home held by sheriff in connection with the robbery and shooting of Chas Sharp night Marshall of Madrid last week Hartley will be taken to Des Moines soon to appear before Marshal Sharp to see if the officer can identify him as a member of the trio responsible for the attack
The Daily Times statement alleging the mother of Clifford Williams blamed La Porte City teachers for the injury from a train jump is a mistake. Mrs. Williams says she blames no one for the accident.
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