Road bonds opposed by Iowa Farm Bureau in statewide referendum
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation members vote ten to one against an $85 million road bond plan. Most favor gasoline tax use for roads and tax reform, while a minority support transferring primary road oversight. Returns to be shared with state legislators as Creston real estate and transfer details follow.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Office
Federation
State Highway Commission
Farm Federation
Creston Area Warranty Deeds Filed in 1925
A list of warranty deeds filed at the County Recorder’s office in Creston Iowa during 1924 1925 and early 1926. Entries include names such as Homer H Kellogg Elizabeth Kellogg Heary Newmeyer Benjamin F Simpson Mary E Miley Rudolph Peterson Bertha M Brown F E J Clara A Forquer Gen W Graf F C Upton F M Kimball John M Hood Mildred Hood Woodhull Lollie D Follett Edith A Krit enbrink Earl C Cecil Floyd S Kline Truman Hainline Geo W Hart Dave Cohoon Martha N Hainline and others with parcel details ranging from single lots to hundreds of acres plus sums varying from one dollar to tens of thousands.
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Homer H. Kellogg
Elizabeth Kellogg
W. D
West Creston
Creston
Iowa
Heary Newmeyer
Benjamin F. Simpson
Mary E. Miley
Rudolph Peterson
Bertha M. Brown
FE. J
Clara A Forquer
F. M. Kimball
C. G. Kimball
W.D
N. R
John M. Hood
Mildred Hood Woodhull
Union County
Lollie D. Follett
Edith A. Kritenbrink
Grand River
Earl C. Cecil
Floyd S
James F. Kline
Truman
Hainline
Geo. W. Hart
John McGaudy
E. F Wright
Music News Highlights From Across Iowa And Nebraska Concerts
The United States Marine Band known as the Presidents Own performs for President Coolidge’s inauguration and has a long history tied to national leaders. Omaha hosts four concerts this week, including Arthur Middleton, the Omaha Symphony, Cecilia Hansen, and a Mozart opera by the Hinshaw company. The Creston band and Cromwell Consolidated school orchestra perform local events, while Rachmaninoff gives a Des Moines recital and regional cities discuss municipal music taxes. The Springfield Missouri Boy Scout band leads a 285-member ensemble touring from June.
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United States Marine Band
Pres. Coolidge
Jefferson
White House
John Philip Sousa
Wm. Santelmann
Walter Wade
Clint
Bessie Robbins
Lincoln School
Omaha
Arthur Middleton
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Cecilia Hansen
Hinshaw Company
Iowa University
The
University School of Music
Creston
Good Roads
M. E
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Des Moines
Osceola
Chariton
Iowa
Chicago
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Otumwa
Creston Choral Club
J. C. Parsons
D. W. Crane
Halcyon
Springfield
Bacterial Rat Virus Spending and Trap Costs Detailed
Officials report about 500000 dollars spent on bacterial rat viruses. Records show rat trap expenditures exceed 233000 dollars annually. Together with the viruses the total nears two million dollars in public spending.
Iowans Spend Millions For Inferior Stock
Iowa farmers paid millions for dairy cattle imported from other states in 1924. Dr. Peter Malcolm reports 53,249 cattle admitted from about 20 states, led by Wisconsin and Minnesota with 11,508 and 11,901 respectively. If Wisconsin and Minnesota cattle average $100 each, spending exceeds 2.25 million. other states at $50 each push total above 3.5 million.
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Iowa
Peter Malcolm
Division of
Animal Husbandry
Des Moines
Malcolm
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Illinois
Missouri
South Dakota
Iowa County Agents Report Cattle Quality Questions
Iowa county agents responding to a questionnaire from John M Shaw dairy husbandry specialist Iowa State College indicate 60 to 70 percent of cattle are unsuitable for breeding or dairy use. Several agents report up to 95 percent inferior quality with many animals carrying disease infection.
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Iowa County
John M Shaw
Iowa State College
Newspaper Fragment Highlights Social Satire Across Cities
The text cites quotes from the Columbia Record Baltimore run and New York World about women influencing men and class clashes. It mentions a jay-walker facing road dangers and suggests advice for avoiding cars on sidewalks. The piece reflects satirical commentary across cities.
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Detroit
Columbia
Baltimore
Jay-Walker
New York World
Madam Wahluka Palmist Promises Power of Control
Advertises palmistry services claiming to reveal husband or lover truth, predict marriage timing, and disclose life fears and ambitions. Promises truthful business guidance, reunites separated couples, restores affections, and brings success with a claimed secret power of control.
Burglary Trade Seen Free of Unemployment Says Gazette Times
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times reports there is apparently no unemployment in the burglary trade, reflecting a claim that theft work sustains steady activity.
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Pittsburgh Gazette Times
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