Lifetime Hose Warranty Clash At Chicago Store
A Chicago department store faces a complaint after a customer accuses the firm of not honoring its lifetime guarantee. He paid a Nov. 3, 1879 bill and claims four pairs of men’s hose wore out after 59 1 2 years. The store replaced them but said he was barely within the wire, asserting lifetime meant threescare and ten.
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Chicago
Firemen on Day Off Save Homes Amid Fire Blitz
Chicago fireman Louis Mayer rushed to a blaze on his day off. His engine stopped at his own home where he helped his wife save belongings, then aided neighbors Mrs. Eaton and the Kugelmans, who were away at church. German visitor John Mangels from Schleswig Holstein plans to return, praising America and noting little war news back home. Allamakee Journal.
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Louis Mayer
Chicago
William Eaton
Oliver Kugelman
Bill Eaton
Kugelman
Germany
John Mangels
Schleswig-Holstein
John, Jr
Forest Mills
Herr Mangels
Denmark
Allamakee Journal
New Administration Faces Many Problems
The interim committee will likely seek Comptroller Porter's opinion to document in minutes, while risk remains that the attorney general may not issue a ruling. Key issues include coal contracts for the University of Iowa heating, tax commission streamlining, and liability questions over building floor cracks.
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Porter
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
John Rankin
State Tax Commission
Imva
Executive Council
Iowa
Public Safety
Karl W. Fischer
Johnson County
Laverns
Iowa State Safety Council
Govenor Wilson
Fischer
The
Safety Council
Around Iowa No Toe and Other Small Town Scrapes
A roundup of odd misadventures and incidents across Iowa and nearby places. Stories include Elmer Graham losing a toe after a horse incident near Greene, Joseph Cary’s horned thumb from a Texas fish tale, C. Wulf’s railroad track car dispute, and Keith Jenkins nearly scalped by a barn door during a calf ride. Also noted are a transient found dead with a Sterling Illinois letter, a boy spared after a washing machine wringer mishap, a milk pail tragedy in Strawberry Point, and a Nevada crash record. Details of local mishaps, injuries, and oddities fill the page with small-town color.
Commissioner Manley Term Expiring Sparks Party Change
The term of Commissioner Bernard E. Manley ends June 30 1941. He is a Democrat and may be reappointed. if not, another Democrat would take the seat. Regardless of the 1940 and 1942 elections Democrats will have only one voice on the commission until 1943 at least.
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State House
D. W. Bates
Des Moines
Bates
State Treasury
Liqour Control Commission
Dick R. Lane
M. L. Curtis
Bernard E. Manley
Mangosteen: A Delicately Flavorful Malay Fruit
The mangosteen, native to the Malay peninsula, is a delicious fruit famed for its sweet, fragrant flesh and distinctive rind. Its unique taste and aroma have long made it a prized tropical delicacy.
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Malay Peninsula
Largest Refrigerating Plant In Argentina Meant For Meat
Raymond Frank of Lourdes area escaped a serious fate when a large rotten tree fell across Shanley road Sunday morning. His car sustained heavy damage and the windshield shattered, cutting his face with bruises and shock. He was en route to church services at Lourdes when the incident occurred. The report notes the plant is the world’s largest refrigerating facility serving frozen meat in Argentina.
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Argentina
Raymond Frank
Lourdes
Elma New Era
Frank
Shanley Road
Mr. Frank
Hold that temper while driving for safety
Advice urges calm driving and avoiding confrontations with reckless drivers. Stay alert, control speed, and prevent accidents by keeping emotions in check and leaving distractions behind. The message promotes patience and responsible behavior on the road.
Birds See and Hear Well Sirda
A brief note describes Sirda with unusually keen senses of sight and hearing. It highlights sharp perception and alertness observed in the bird.
Farmer Charles Allen Kills Chief Dickey in Cynthiana
State police and posse surround the Allen farm as Charles Allen a 70 year old farmer shoots and kills Chief George M. Dickey of Cynthiana police. Eight others are wounded in the night battle after Allen barricades in a barn. Dawn raid finds Allen gone and a 1500 member posse searches the hills.
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Cynthiana
Allen Farm
Charles Allen
George M. Dickey
Allen
Echo Exclusive
Anti British Feeling Runs High in Tsingtao China
Chinese residents in Tsingtao paraded against British influence shouting down with British, rebuild China. The protest turned violent with mobs damaging the British Consulate and other British property amid broader Far East tensions and blockades in nearby cities.
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China
Tsingtao
Far East
Britain
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Boone
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Strawberry Point
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Charles Dodge
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