Supreme Court Decisions From Des Moines Tuesday
Des Moines March 18 The supreme court handed down decisions including Union National Bank of Ames vs Blair-Karper Seed Co Story County action of creditors affirmed. Evans authored the opinion. Fred Greenholtz vs William Whistler Hardin County damages listed.
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Associated Presa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Tueday
Union National Bank of Ames
Appit
Blair-Karper Seed Company
Story County
Evans
Fred Greenhol
William Whister
Aplt
Hardin County
J. Evans
Iowa Savings Bank
A. Christensen
Webster County
Faville
F .F. Marsh
W. F. Huffman
Cerro Gordo County
Albert
Jensine Jacobeen
New York Life Insurance Co
Pottawattamie County
State
Charles Alberts
Johnson County
DeGraff
Jane Spicer
William Spicer
Hamilton County
Emil Sell
Muscatine County
M. 8
Steadman, Aplit
Live Stock National Bank, Inc
Woodbury County
Arthur
A F. Meyer Mans Co
Iowa Valley Sugar Co
Wright County
Evane
Charles City
Robert Ramsay
Floyd County
Mandamus
Union Trust and Savings Bank of Ames
Clair-Harper Seed Co
Evans Milla County
John Hammack
Mills County
DeCraff
Samuel W. Todd
Samuel M Stewart
van Burer County
Vermilon J. W. Thomason
O. KE. Garrett Jr
Linn
Tongue Coated Try This Simple Mixture
A badly coated tongue signals possible stomach or bowel trouble. A mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulfate glycerine and Adlerika can provide relief as an intestinal evacuant. It often works in one hour and is said to lessen gas caused by deep seated issues. York Druggist 117 W Montgomery St Adv.
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W. Montgomery St
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Thousands of overfat people slimmed by doctors advice using Marmola Prescription Tablets. Made from Marmola formula. Purchase at druggist for one dollar or send price to Marmola Co Detroit Michigan. They reduce steadily with no exercise or starvation.
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Iowa Supreme Court Rulings Affirm and Reverse Numerous Cases
A compilation of appellate decisions across Iowa counties notes affirmations and reversals on issues from recoveries and damages to injunctions and mandates. Notable items include notes on estates, mortgages, and tax matters, with opinions by justices Faville Albert Evans and others.
Parry's Vegetable Compound Promises Health Help
A promotional letter showcases Parry's Vegetable Compound as a cure for intestinal issues and chronic ailments. Testimonials from Kenneth and James Ewing praise improved health, with claims of regained movement, weight, and potential schooling, urging readers to obtain the product at Nawcomb & Matthews in Creston.
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Parry
Kenneth
James Ewing
Syracuse &J
Cinaginnati
Ohio
Lagrippe
General Hospital
Detcober
Creston
Nawcomb & Matthews
Ady
Wine dealers face price clash as Spain and Portugal pour into Germany
German wine growers push government to adjust the Spain Germany commercial treaty which allows Spanish wine at low duties. They argue the cheap imports threaten domestic producers while Greek and Greek tied wines also enter under favored terms. Consumers remember high prices under German control fueling current competition.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Spain
Germany
Greece
Mdrchy
Empire State Faces Long Decline in Farm Population
New York statistics from the State College of Agriculture show a nearly eight year drop in farm residents. On January 1 this year about 165000 fewer people lived on farms than in 1917, with farm numbers falling from 98000 to 733000 since 1917.
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Associated Press
Ahhaca
N. Y
New York State
New York State College of Agricul
Chamberlain Medicine Co Free Trial Offer Des Moines
Readers are urged to send name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co in Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial pack of Chamberlain remedies. The kit includes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Chamberlain’s Tablets and Chamberlain’s Salve priced at six cents for family use.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Industries Keep Labor Employed in February report
A United States labor department bulletin notes textiles iron and steel and railway shops increased employment in February. Building trades slackened. ice cutting and farm work calls remained strong. City by city: Des Moines low unemployment, Sioux City meat packing up, Davenport improved, Cedar Rapids normal, Dubuque steady, Burlington normal, Ottumwa hopeful for spring hiring.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Department of Labor
Ealls
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapide
Dubuque
Burlington
Ottumwa
NY Farm Labor Decline Tied to Record Crops in 1924
The 1917 count shows 77,000 hired hands on New York farms, dropping to 26,700 by January 1, 1925, a 50,300 decline. Despite fewer workers, Empire state farms produced record crops last year, though at the cost of neglecting buildings drainage and fences as farmers focused on yields.
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Empire State
Wenstrands Plead Guilty In Embezzlement Case
Carl G Wenstrand and Elof W Wenstrand of Shenandoah pleaded guilty to obtaining property under false pretenses and embezzlement by a bailee in connection with the Farmers' Mortgage and Loan company and were sentenced to three months in county jail and fined 1500 dollars. Creighton and Iowa State College debated supreme court powers. W R Orchard spoke to journalism students in Council Bluffs. Frank J Taylor 30 World War veteran hanged himself at the state hospital in Clarinda per reports.
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Associated Press
Clarinda
Carl G Wenstrand
Elof W. Wenstrand
Shenandoah
Faree
Farmers’ Mortgage and Loan Company
Omaha
Creighton
Iowa State College
Supreme Court
Congress
Red Oak
Frank J. Taylor
Des Moines News Roundup March 19 Actions and Debates
Jerome Sharpe named clearing house manager and examiner for Des Moines clearing house. Court action filed to stop picketing of FPH Dietz drug store by police liquor officers seeking restraining order. Drake University debating team defeats Washburn University on supreme court decision. Coin toss decides township school director race Mrs Hough wins heads over Woo era. Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, presiding D A R officer, urges women to uphold old fashioned virtues.
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Des Moines
Jerome Sharpe
Midland National Bank of Minneapolis
FPH Dietz
Dietz
Drake University
Washburn University of
E Hough
Leland Woo!era
Anthony Wayne Cook
National Society of the D. A. R
Regional health board relaxes some embargo regions
The board of health lifted restrictions for York from North Dakota South Da kota Missouri Kansas Oiona and Nebraska. Embargo remains in effect for Ilinoig Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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York
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Oiona
Nebraska
Board of Health
Ilinoig
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bavarian fascists nominate Ludendorff for president
Berlin reports that on March 19 Bavarian fascists resolved to nominate General Ludendorff as their candidate in the upcoming presidential elections.
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Berlin
Ludendorff
Capper Calls for Prompt Senate Action on World Court Proposal
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, newly named to the foreign relations committee, predicts the Senate will move promptly to recognize the World Court proposal in a speech delivered in Princeton New Jersey on March 19.
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Princeton
N. J
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Snodderly Pardon Hearing Postponed in Des Moines
The scheduled Ray Snodderly pardon case before Governor Hammill was postponed today due to the governor's absence from Des Moines. A hearing may be held Saturday or early next week. Snodderly was sentenced to 25 years after confessing to bandit gang membership and later retracted the confession.
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Des Moines
Ray Snodderly
Hammill
Snodderly
London March 19 The Condition of Lord Curzon
London dispatch reports Lord Curzon remains in critical condition with uncertain prognosis and medical observers awaiting further updates. No official statement has been released on his status or potential transfers.
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London
Lord Curzon
Embargo Implemented on Shipments of Live Poultry
New York March 19 reports an embargo placed on shipments of live poultry into the city. Details note enforcement by authorities and potential impact on local markets and producers.
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New York
New
Jury Rules Cider Intoxicating to Hill
The jury that tried Congress man Hill declared cider intoxicating. A movement started to make the apple the national emblem instead of the eagle.
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Congressman Hill
Chicago Tribune
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